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Cool Edit Pro
thanks. works okay for me. so far i´ve only used cep for basic sample editing -
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Looking for good headphones
Hi! I´m looking for some headphones. I already got some good AKGs, but they are bad for recording because too much of the beat ends on the acapellas. So i´m lucking for some cheap but tight fitting headphones suitable for recording. Any advices? -
It's Not What You Have It's What You Can Do
i think the s900 uses a standard fan. open up the machine and take the fan to your dealer. I´m sure you can replace it with a 10$ fan. -
Production Equipment
this thread is getting ridiculous. as it´s already been said: the result is what counts. Do your profs at school grade your assignments based on the software you used? "Ah, that looks like MS Word - he´s gotta be good since its expensive. Oh, let me see what we got here ... Ah damn, this... -
computer styles
you can find the demo @ www.fruityloops.com I think fruityloops is better than it looks and very slept on. If you do not want to spend so much money on Halion try VSampler. It´s a good software sampler and I just started using it. I will finally put my S2000 on ebay, since the software is... -
Cool Edit Pro
Cool Edit / Session View In CEP you can enter your songs tempo in the session field. is there a way to get a bpm orientated-grid view? In Cubase this is possible. So far I have always filled track1 with muted drumloops so that I could use them as a time indicator. so how can that be done? -
computer styles
fruityloops should probably do the job. i´ve been using it for quite a while and am pretty happy. the new version should have some more nice features. (anyone already used it?) -
Cool Edit Pro For The Mac
you want to switch to mac just because you don´t get the right driver and your windows is not running? that´s crazy. -
computer styles
yeah, that should work. i don´t know how good the mpd16 works with fruity though. i´ll see what i can find out -
computer styles
the delta 44 is a good soundcard and a good start. as far as i know it has no midi ins/outs. in order to controll your roland xp60 you need a midi interface. midiman´s midisport 2x2 is a great piece of hardware. I´ve been using it for 2 years now and it just works fine. You might also want to... -
computer styles
you need a sequencer and a midiinterface to controll your outboard equipment, a decent soundcard and that´s basically it. there are tons of products on the market and everybody uses and praises sth else. use what you´re comfortable with. btw. interesting to hear people sell their mpc and want... -
I am in a bad position
check out their homepage. they MUST have xp compatible drivers. pretty sure that will help -
VSTi vs. DXi
that´s what i heard too. thanks for your answer. i think it´s because dxi has to do with the registry, while vsti is just a dll file that needs to be in a certain directory, so that uninstalling vsti is easier while dxis leave traces. by the way, analogx.com got a good tool for getting dxi... -
VSTi vs. DXi
Most plugins I have exist as vsti and as dxi. i was just wondering which version i should use? i use fruity and it supports both of them. i´m looking for the most stable one. suggestions welcome. -
Can U Copyright A Beat???
thanks a lot. you helped me a lot. i guess i´ll keep adding static once in a while and dj clue-like bugging sounds to them if i don´t know the dude. for the rest i´ll trust people (and might get once again) -
Awww this sucks!
@ fade: you´re in texas? i lived there for 8 months in the dallas area and there used to be some awesome spot in denton. it´s been 4 years ago though ;-)