iv got the sapphire 6 and iam really happy with it, its got its own asio driver which are preety good so u dnt need to use asio4all, had no issues with it on cubase 5 with windows 7, only thing that put me of was tha fact that its usb 1.1 so it cant acutally send that much data down the cable i thin...

give m jokes how evy one wants to be shown how to do everything, as other ppl have said jst copy other tracks http://soundcloud.com/occupied-error/iam-a-gallis this is grime/dubstp track i made recently id be happy to do a tutoiral on it if u think it would help (im not sayin it great lol). the mixd...

i properly finnish a track every couple months

in the new zeta 2 u can draw your own waveforms in its sik well worth buying awesome synth

a few newer synths i rate are zeta 2 get it its sik and fab filter twin 2

kontakt where its at tho it is expensive to get it and all sample libary's try stienberg hypersonic 2 i used to use that back in the day its sample based so it sounds natural, not sure if its been discontinued but use a cracked version if it has

why dont you make the drop first than make an intro around it thats how i usually do it, not that iam the baddest man, or just less shit going on in the intro so when it does drop it sound heavy

the cubase synths suk man you cant even start your own patch you have to edit one of there's its best to start of with a bass lead preset there preety much the closest to a inital preset sound, id recomend buying and learning one of the following synths; zeta 1.5 i think there giving it away free no...

id go with the mackie espically if there the mr8 mk 2

i have the mackie hr824s mk 2 and there bangin

really you cant say which ones r better when there that similar its jst which one sound better to you ears

jst keep at it its all good practise man and your still learning jst boy it off if you dnt no where to go next iv literally don this to thousands of tracks over the years, and iv still got the projects so i go back listen to dem occasionally with new knowledge, i still find it hard but if your new t...

read some of the computer music or music tech magazine man there some preety good tutorials you can get them free in pdf format if you search the web a bit,

i have focusrite sapphire 6 its good but you can get one a lot cheaper if you dont want microphone pre amps for recording

i thought u still needed to plug them into the mains , and it just meant u dnt need audio cables because audio was sent via usb

never had any problem with mine though iam using with windows 32 bit