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Started 1 day, 5 hours ago (2008-11-18 05:43:00)
by Kamikazee
Cliff notes: The RB2 kit (with cymbals and a second Rb or RB2 pedal) is capable of triggering 10 different sounds (snare, 3 toms, ride, crash, foot splash, open hh, closed hh) on your pc. Alternately, you can get 8 different sounds if you opt for a double base configuration. I've only tried an xbox 360 stock RB2drumkit but a ps3 kit will probably work too. Here's basically how it works: You ...  |
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Started 1 day, 16 hours ago (2008-11-17 18:59:00)
by DJRYAN
and sorry for the long text but I also have these... VST Collection VST Adapters - VST adapters Amulet v1.02 - VST adapters Amulet v2.0 - Digital Jesus - VST adapters DX 3.00 Standard Edition - VST adapters DX Wrapper Lite Version 1.0 - VST adapters Instruments and Effects VST Synths - VST synth A0dk1v1 16 drum pads - VST synth A0dk1v1 b.a.... |
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Started 5 days, 3 hours ago (2008-11-14 07:59:00)
by m.letcher
While I still enjoy P5 ( even more than SonarHS6 ), I've found that Fruity Loops offers a very similar pattern workflow approach, interesting VST's, automation envelopes, multi-core support, etc. Forum support is active. It doesn't have the active pattern matrix of P5 though. I'm still playing with both of them as they have unique strengths. The piano roll is better in FL ( native support of ... |
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Started 6 days, 2 hours ago (2008-11-13 08:30:00)
by epytryga
woops sorry for the misinformation,,,guess because I never ran up against a limit i didn't think there was one :D sooooo sorry....32 and 64 is waaay more than plenty IMHO!'' Again, sorry for the misinformation! Slightly of topic but: I'm reminded of a quote I read by Jeff Lynne (the guy behind Electric Light Orchestra) whos said, to paraphrase: "...if you can't get it done in 24... |
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Started 6 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-12 17:40:00)
by BONES
grymmjack wrote: /me shrugs i think the workflow slavery thing is old and boring. it's 2008! evolve a little. dont be so lazy and reap the rewards. Its not a matter of being lazy, its a matter of being able to get the best results. The more convoluted your workflow, the harder it gets to finish a good mix. The more to-and-fro in the process, the more points of no return, the harder it ... |
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Started 6 days, 18 hours ago (2008-11-12 17:06:00)
by ph0natic
haha, at least its good to know that you lot think the same of us as we do of you. didn;t realise how similar both forums were... anyway, download all the demos of the sequencers you can find and test them cos getting the right one is important..your gonna use it all the time so it might as well suit the way you work. having said that, starting out, reason is probably a good bet ... |
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Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 22:22:00)
by Allen2
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-11 06:05:00)
by dougsyo
You'd use a "MIDI Out" generator, and point it at the MIDI interface that hooks to your Motif. I've only used them for multitimbral VSTI, but IIRC they were originally meant for hardware. FL7 manual wrote: MIDI Out allows you to control MIDI hardware and or VST plugins with eight pages x nine freely assignable controllers. The MIDI out plugin acts as a MIDI controller sending ... |
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-11 04:22:00)
by loopdokter
Quote: Originally Posted by Maddogg6 Ok - What input will you be using? The input is coming out of my mixing desk main outs via the APS analog ins on the e-card (not e-drive on the front because my mixer has phantom power and the mic is a condenser on a balanced XLR cable). Quote: ... |
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 12:22:00)
by noeqplease
john sherlock wrote: Hi guys, i was wondering if anybody knows if it is possible to "wrap" the Cakewalk Z3TA synth (or any other VSTi's) in Logic 8? I have FX expansions VST to AU wrapper but have no clue how to work it!! Or if indeed it will work! Its quite confusing. How does the Z3TA programme even install / open if its for Windows? Any ideas? cheers John This ... |
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Started 5 days, 13 hours ago (2008-11-13 21:39:00)
by lorca
cypher escribió: lorca escribió: normando_ad escribió: Yo lo instale ayer en mi notebook y cero problemas, che si, por lo que veo si usas DHCP anda joyita de una, si no tenes puesto los discos alrevez tampoco, y si no usuas programas de audio menos osea los tipos hicieron las cosas bien para un desktop promedio.... |
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Started 4 days, 21 hours ago (2008-11-14 13:59:06)
by Zaroff
ebola2 a écrit : ah bon les vsti plug in ont un mauvais comportement sous os 64 ? Ca dépend un peu de la version de Cubase utilisée, aussi... Un Cubase 32 bit s'accommodera mieux des plug ins sous OS 64 bit, que Cubase 64 natif, la faute au VST Bridge 64 bit qui met la pagaille dans les plug ins 32. Après, même si ça se dit pas, la plupart des cracks pour VSTi's ne ... |
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Started 1 week ago (2008-11-12 01:17:08)
by pasinvinte
Merci pour ton attention! ca fait plaisir. En gros jvoudrais pas dépasser les 500€, je sais c'est pas immense mais j'ai d'autres besoins plutôt vitaux à assurer avant même si j'mangerai un chien pour reprendre mon son... Sinon seq+vsti+vst+midi à fond, interface audio fw et controlleur midi. De l'édition, de la synthèse, du sampling et du mixage quoi mais sauf que là j'vais enfin pouvoir me ... |
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Started 6 days, 12 hours ago (2008-11-12 22:25:07)
by drjack
Un chipset graphique intégré est souvent synonime de pauvres performances, donc oublie vite les jeux 3D hyper consommateur. Le chipset 7100 est peu performant vis à vis des besoins actuels des jeux, mais si tu ne joues pas sur PC, aucun pb. Pour le SATAII c'est clairement pour la performance et la bande passante en terme de débit (3Gb/s), c'est super important si tu fait beaucoup de DTD (... |
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