Cheers

Mad EP wrote:Do you have Cytomic's Glue yet?

i love this one, great for drum busses

Awesome news, and massive respect to all the rinse crew!!!!!!!!!

i just hope ill get it all the way up here in norf landan

@ Haak- Really feeling this, that bassline has really nice movement in it, nice and clean, not much i can really say other then that, except maybe it could do with a few more random little sounds dotted about


@ Corpu5- Really nice feel to the tune, and that trumpety sort of thing is really nice ...

i just use midi tracks i like how it works

nowaysj wrote:

dreadheaded wrote:again its a one click ting in cubase!!

Bullshit, the way cubase handles multiout vst's is embarrassing. This from the grandfather of vst. Embarrassing.

not if you know how to use it

i just press f11 then select a VST so i dont really know what you are refering too

(think i started it somehow in another thread anyways lol)
Yup ;)

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If you ever need to use Reaper with a multiple out VSTi again, there is an easy method for setting it up.

1> Create a track and then create your VSTi on it. In the VSTi, select the default number of outputs.

2 ...

I love cubase, sure there are a few annoying bits.

My dear friend,

Simplify your life and use a tool that is as powerful as Cubase yet far simpler to utilise.

Reaper beckons... It's like Cubase minus the annoying bits with an added decent GUI/workflow to boot.

You won't be disappointed.

You ...

ok since noone has done it yet, im going to stick up for cubase

i used to use reason and i still love it for the fact that it was what i learned how to produce in, but since i switched to cubase, i find my tunes sound much cleaner adn i can do much more of what i want to

any DAW is all about how ...

i love sampling from games, i extracted all the audio from bioshock and bioshock 2, and there is some great stuff in there

i have taken very specific things from loads of games recently, its a really good source of sounds i think


mass effect has some cool sounds in it too

jameshk wrote: You sir, are a god.

wirez wrote:Drum kits and drummers.

Maybe get a emulator and some of your favourite games and audacity.


its possible to just find the audio from games and extract them from the game, providing you can figure out what archiving they have used


getting all the sounds out of bioshock wasnt very difficult, just took a little bit of ...

yea i have to agree with that, i hate the GUI on kontakt, i think massive is the best GUI out of the lot of them, but NI definately could improve their GUI's for most of their plugs

i love absynth, i feel like i have only scratched the surface of programming it, and already can get some really cool sounds out of it

you need to add it as a VST instrument,

press F11 and it will bring up the vst instruments menu, then add it in there, you can then add midi tracks, and send them to the different inputs on battery and in the VST istruments menu you can add outputs by clicking on the little box with an arrow in it ...

maaaaaatttte, for £400-£500 you could buy a pair of adam a7's off ebay, trust me these things are the bomb! Unless you have a room the size of a warehouse, the bass response is great for your bog standard bedroom studio. zum zum zum zum zum zum zum



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i think rokit's ...

i have always been a fan of 3 different mics, placed around the cone in a triangle (like the predator lazer :D), then to get the sound you want, you mix the levels of the 3 mics, but this works best with good mics

i have done it with an sm57 before, but the other 2 mics were both large diaphram ...

i like miroslav philharmonik aswell, although i think some of the samples are too short

i think EWQL Symphonic Orchestras is better then miroslav but its also alot more money (i think), but if you arent worried about the money go for symphonic orchestras, that will cover at least the strings and ...

i was going to say like -£2000 at least if you count all my production related spending

i havae just noticed they have brought out a dual core i5, so get the i5 750 cause its quad core and cheaper and has more cache memory

if you want an i7 i would go for the 860, or maybe the 930