Lexicon MX series, see, THIS pisses me off. http://www.lexiconpro.com/en/products/mx200 am i being stupid, or are there no demos whatsoever on their own site? strymon are great for doing demos. insane. EHX Cathedral, or maybe even the Zoom MS-70CDR...I just ordered one...saw some videos comparing i...

So, my lovely old alesis XTC has died a death, rip fallen soljah etc... So im lusting after a new reverb. Got to say the Strymon stuff sounds amazing, big sky, wow, pricey as fuck but amazing.... other contenders include old lexicons (mpx550s), roland srv330, blue skys are getting ditched now the bi...

Its an album....

while i agree with some parts, part of the reason the 909 etc is so famous is because they are so good! Amazing sounding, amazing sequencer (far more memory than the AIRA 20 years later, flam, shuffle), individual outputs, will sync really well with anything. AIRA doesnt do half of that. Theres far ...

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nowaysj wrote:She is not at all into dubstep.

She'd fit in well around here then.

Just refurbishing two Dynacord TAM21 analogue flangers, these things sound incredible. While i was testing them both, I thought Id try one into the other...

Yeah, thats the sort of thing, but no computers, more dust, cheaper...

Mastering engineers are not exactly in a shortage so not bothered about that. Aiming at people who havent the space, time, money to go hardware, and or cant play it loud.

http://www.guitare-village.com/occasion/_images/2007/20070907/multi.jpg ??? Anyway... Wasnt sure wehre best to post this, prob heres as good as anywhere at the moment. So, im thinking of setting up a 'commercial' studio, not for recording indy bands, but for dub/electronic/'edm' (shudder) Thinking ...

Zombie farage

Yeah, he put into words something ive been trying to explain a lot about the hardware stuff. Theres a direct connection thats lost with software. When you tweak a knob, theres a direct feedback path; shizzle sounds good, leave, sounds crap; turn back. At this stage, some 2 years down the line of com...

http://mnmlssg.blogspot.co.uk/2011/11/ripping-it-up-and-starting-again.html I've always felt that there was a strong correlation between techno and punk music. Punk music arrived with a particular sound but also with philosophies and ideologies which were probably even more important than the sound ...

Finally finished the liquid hihat, techno beast, hard to operate. http://electro-music.com/forum/phpbb-files/stockport_20140207_00609_106.jpg Heres a half hour jam with that, the 909 and the modded 707 i got recently. Plus some nice effects. https://soundcloud.com/llahj/liquid-livehat-live-techno To...

convolution reverbs are great

i used to use pads, breaks, all sorts as the convolving sample. Sample delay trails and reverse, use them. speech is also really cool, not quite intelligible.

one thing you can really do in hardware

Perception of everything is relative.

Philosophy lesson follows.

Wow, cool. they look so much nicer than those cheap plastic cases.

LeBlanc, who has been single since purchasing his first modular unit four years ago, believes he has logged roughly 8,760 hours tweaking patches to date, though has never recorded any of his “experiments.” TBH sounds like most modular synth owners that I know. Sounds like most producers, tbh. edit,...