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Billy and Jimmy will never come back !!!

Then you need to bounce the effects and add as audio file on an Audio Track This way, they wont be "heavy" to read Usually, after a few VST loaded is enough to eat all of you CPU, unless you have a powerfull machine You should also use "Send" in order to keep it light.... Reverbs and delays for ex use a lot of RAM, so its better to have then on a Bus track, then to open a new one for every effect you wanna have reverb or delay

I really doubt you can do that I dont know about Cubase (wich is the one you use right?), but i am sure you cant do that on Logic and Sonar for ex. There is also the problem for volume range and EQ, diferent sounds needs diferents settings Do you want to do this for percussion layers?

yeah, i listened to your musics and i thought that they were peacfull, warm and melodic but not chessy, its in a beautiful way........ typical elitist caucasian music i was quite impressed My favorite was Turning Grey, then followed by Memories of the Sun Noon Lake is nice too, but someone has to be last

I just want to add that projects like The Delta, Spirallianz, Midi Miliz etc... will never go full on.... its an arpegiator curse..!!

Cinos music is nice....amaturish as he says, but very nice

Oh yeah.... you should not listen to Cinos too Cosma, was just my gretting card, i could be a bad ass if i want to!!

Is there any deep minimal psychedelic techno forum? sometimes i think i am on the wrong forum....

I was not being stupid

To add everythinh that was mentioned Check Cosma both albums Cosma.....remenber that name ok?

Ok I am sorry i was rude

Btw Thats whats happens when you only listen to lalalalalalala songs! and that means all those simon, sphongle, astral projection, and others elitist shiva loving music..!

Cinos Let me say you dont know even about 1% on how much music can provide In terms of emotions and atmospheres.... If you keep listening stuff in your room, in front of your PC and in ipods the whole time! you will turn into a Holymen fan in minutes.. You gota give music experience.... !!

feel like i'm really close to making a breakthrough...yes!!!....i'm sooooo....hyped... i'm just on the egde of becoming all i can be.... i'm like an eagle on an updraft....i've tasted heaven and have the tingle in my mouth... i'm going to make the best track ever....ever ......ever ...yes....yes...oh...wait.... no... all gone now very sleepy i am...now... off to beddy byes night night all... was close.... maybe next time...

Thats right... a beauty heh?....costs only about 55,000 euros Now two "ugly" ones

How about this one? Its a beauty......

That was a EML 101 you noobs

Welcome Watch your foots steps, you can end up getting an ass-rape here

Wich synth is this one?

Do you want to show us some of your tunes Mr. RAH?

You can always use Microsoft Wizard Music Pro

Besides Another great advantage of Reason, is that there is the reason tutorials by xphiaz on that thread i did about it You will get the basics in minutes Try a demo on its official site Propellerhead Homepage

Do not try FL if you dont have a powerfull PC FL requires even more RAM than Cubase or Logic for ex The program that it has the best CPU usage and its fairly easy to use is Reason I think it fits perfect on your quests Its easy, and will run perfectly in your machine As for the Asio driver, its almost indispensable you have A driver is basically just a set of instructions that tell Windows how to use a specific piece of hardware. ASIO stands for Audio Streaming Input Output When making a soundcard for gamers and people who watch DVDs or listen to mp3s or whatever, they just need a card that playsback audio, and maybe records stuff as well. They don't need anything else fancy. We musician/producer types need a bit more, we need the input and the output to be synchronised. ASIO drivers are supposed to let the audio come in, get processed by the computer, and then get spat out again with everything else in virtually no time at all. In fact, it takes so little time that you can't hear the delay (anything less than 10ms is enough). One advantage is that a guitarist can hear himself play a guitar with software effects and virtual amps on it without any delay between his strumming and the sound coming out. This is impossible without ASIO. Another exanple is when recording vocals, it'd be nice to have a bit of reveerb and delay going into the headphones. If you don't have ASIO drivers you can only hear a dry signal using 'direct monitoring'. So it's useful if you have ASIO to monitor all your signals from inside your sequencer instead of using the direct monitoring feature of the soundcard. MIDI is affected as well. Using non-ASIO drivers can cause a big delay between the time you hit the key and the sound of the software instrument being heard. Another huge benefit of using (well built) ASIO drivers is system stability. Whilst you can get away without using ASIO drivers if you are not doing any recording, it is still beneficial as it can make your sequencer run smoother and a lot tighter and take a lot of pressure off your CPU to keep things going.

Mckoy Thanks for the getting started manual. Dowloading at this very moment This thread is like a Reason Mayhem

Another great Tutorial I really apreciate your help xphiaz I would never be able to learn those things so easily and fast, like with those tutorials..... Btw I am having a great fun by exploring and learning Reason i found the sounds banks amazing and the Malstorn synth its simply great!