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one question, what type of sound card are you using? if you are using a built-in one, then you might want to consider asio4all. just a tip.

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/archive/inst...03-10/27424.php i wonder if google.com does not exist in some countries

you mean the voice processing. its not vocoding in my knowledge, its autotune

good stuff, however, i have a complaint. its too damn short. keep up the good work Otto

Thats right. Got 2 copies on Vinyl of this. Anyways, this album was back in the days, one of my favorite albums as well. I played it A LOT on parties. a 10/10 from myself as well, but I do agree that it could do with a re-release/re-master Suntrip?!

hahahaha, that was my first point, then I got tangled up in it.... why label it as something "super significant"... we make music, how we do it, how it sounds or which tools we used to achieve it does not matter in the end. end of story.

my top would include: OOOD - Free Range Sound Field - Audio Surfin' Solar Fields - Earth Shine Ace Ventura - Rebirth D-Nox & Beckers - Left Behind and a couple of others. Just saw I just posted above as well haha.

i have a already tweaked windows setup cd (done with n-lite) it strips it down to the bone, does all the tweaking from musicxp.net and disables the networking. it works wonders like I said.

In my Experience, Cubase shall not be installed on a diffrent Partition on your system than the one where you have your OS. I have tried so many diffrent versions of this install, that I am pretty darn 99% that it will always fuck up if you install it in another partition. Keep ONE partition for only: OS, Cubase, VST's and their Sound banks. Keep ONE for Audio and Samples. Please also do consider setting your PC up the correct way, by following one of the best MUSIC XP tutorials I have ever seen: www.musicxp.net . I can not say how much that has helped me in the past. of course there will be people disagreeing with me, but you can all just bugger off, i know more than thou! (at least about pc structures and xp) it all depends if I am running heavy plugins or not, if I am running medium heavy ones, I can run around 32 with fx and maybe 16 audio tracks. I have a 2.4ghz x2 amd with 2gb ram.

David Morley - Birth

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http://sonictransfer.com/synthesizer-progr...kick-drum.shtml Making a kick-drum with Synth1 Tutorial.

http://sonictransfer.com/tag/vst/ another one that might interest people

Just got this in the mail Ableton Live 7 Ableton Live 7 renews the core of Live with enhancements to the audio engine, new and improved devices, better MIDI timing and hardware integration. We have also included the most-requested features and much more. Version 7 marks the arrival of the new Drum Rack, which streamlines beat production, bringing endless creative possibilities to beat lovers. To take a tour of what's new in Live 7, please visit http://www.ableton.com/live-7-whats-new?i=nl

here is one word for you then: "electropsychonaut"

I dont know reading the last comments and so on... and me being at insomniac stages again (have not slept more than 2 hours the last week) it reminds me of a joke: (not a very good one) "A man that builds 1000 bridges, but sucks ONE cock, is not a bridge builder, hes a fucking gay lord!" (it takes some time to actually understand the joke, and I suspect some of you wont ever!)

who cares what your label is? im a "supertechnoprogressivepsyambienttrancehouseacid" composer

ok. you win. :posford: :drama:

okey then, im a liar, you are not. i really do not care what you think about this matter go invent a new thing, maybe you get famous for it

and what is ambient? ambient does not mean beat-less. some of the greatest ambient composers in the world would STRONGLY disagree with you. Oh wait, you probably have a scripture that says GOD made ambient music.

maybe you are, i am not misleading anyone.

I write the music, I perform the music and I do sing. I write down a lot before I actually open up the computer. Makes me a composer. I just dont use a notation system, I use a keybased system, as I dont know scores. But I still think that the overall view on what a composer is, is VERY out of date, and needs to be re-defined.

but these are out of date descriptions, that hardly apply to ANYONE anymore hehe. Time to update I would say.

yeah: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composer but it is a little vague, dont you think?

trying to get a slot to download.