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DDoSix
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by DDoSix » Sun May 29, 2011 5:31 am
symmetricalsounds wrote:yeah jelly as fuck, the apc40 is sweet as.
lol, I got a good deal on amazon, it was $275. But I have pretty much figured out what all the function of it do and I def want to switch some of the nobs to perform different functions (better uses). Im looking into the massive plugin, im going to pirate it before I pay for it and see how it is

(are we allowed to talk about that here??? Half of the kids here can't possibly have the full version of reason 5...right? lol) .
Have any big artists done tutorials? (just wondering) . I would ask 501 for some pointers but he uses cubase

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Redderious
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by Redderious » Sun May 29, 2011 7:05 am
DDoSix wrote:symmetricalsounds wrote:yeah jelly as fuck, the apc40 is sweet as.
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Have any big artists done tutorials? (just wondering) . I would ask 501 for some pointers but he uses cubase

Read the manuals. Their there for a reason, and some one had to type it all up for you, so might as well do him the pleasure of reading the persons work!

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DDoSix
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by DDoSix » Sun May 29, 2011 8:04 am
Redderious wrote:DDoSix wrote:symmetricalsounds wrote:yeah jelly as fuck, the apc40 is sweet as.
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Have any big artists done tutorials? (just wondering) . I would ask 501 for some pointers but he uses cubase

Read the manuals. Their there for a reason, and some one had to type it all up for you, so might as well do him the pleasure of reading the persons work!

Thats why I put "just wondering" , that would be a yes or no question pretty much. Ive been reading/watching all day....
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Redderious
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by Redderious » Sun May 29, 2011 8:11 am
Sorry, might of been a bad quote.
Really just trying to amplify the importance of reading the guides. Keep doing what you're doing, just make sure you're including the manual.
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DDoSix
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by DDoSix » Sun May 29, 2011 3:02 pm
Redderious wrote:Sorry, might of been a bad quote.
Really just trying to amplify the importance of reading the guides. Keep doing what you're doing, just make sure you're including the manual.
I have been reading the manual, and Tom IS the boss, I saw his automatic glitcher tutorial, crazy stuff to know for the future.
symmetricalsounds wrote:DDoSix wrote: (are we allowed to talk about that here???
not really
Alright, well it obviously happens, and I actually buy my stuff once I try it hehe.
Thanks everybody, you guys really helped!
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tripwave
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by tripwave » Mon May 30, 2011 12:42 pm
i have reason 5, and as sweet as it is..i still prefer ableton
another great producer/artist that has some great tutorial vids on utube is Dj Vespers....search for his channel. As far as learning your equipment is concerned, just keep a full open mind, and ask as many questions as you can to google and find your answers. I never read ANY manuals, i love figuring stuff out for myself...and i think ive done a pretty good job so far

but everyones learning curve is different. find out what works for you, NEVER give up and its okay to feel frustrated every so often, i know i do when i get intense in the studio. almost like road rage lol.
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DDoSix
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by DDoSix » Tue May 31, 2011 6:59 am
tripwave wrote:i have reason 5, and as sweet as it is..i still prefer ableton
another great producer/artist that has some great tutorial vids on utube is Dj Vespers....search for his channel. As far as learning your equipment is concerned, just keep a full open mind, and ask as many questions as you can to google and find your answers. I never read ANY manuals, i love figuring stuff out for myself...and i think ive done a pretty good job so far

but everyones learning curve is different. find out what works for you, NEVER give up and its okay to feel frustrated every so often, i know i do when i get intense in the studio. almost like road rage lol.
Im watching tom cosm's video's and he is hilarious "very cool"... ill look up DJ Vespers up. So far ive gotten everything first try

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symmetricalsounds
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by symmetricalsounds » Wed Jun 01, 2011 7:02 am
tripwave wrote: I never read ANY manuals, i love figuring stuff out for myself...
i never get why there is some sort of honour/being proud of not reading a manual.
have you really figured it out for yourself if you're watching youtube videos and googling for answers?
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Ldizzy
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by Ldizzy » Wed Jun 01, 2011 8:13 pm
funny, i used to have a similar attitude regarding learning..
like i used to dance by myself, play guitar by myself, make beats by myself... and refuse to get help... and its one of the main reasons why it took me so long to get reliably good and at something..
its a very complex mental disposition embedded in narcissism imo. well at least for my part it was. being able to be good by urself, and avoiding criticism or an actual NEED to improve. its like i had a reason to not know.
not talkin about tripwave, just a lot of people i know including old me.
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Mushroom Buttons
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by Mushroom Buttons » Tue Jul 19, 2011 2:46 am
So, anyone here using the APC40? I'm new to it too. Tried out some famous templates but decided I wanna make one that suits me better and saves CPU consumption.
Hope to get some ideas from DSF. Share some mapping/rack setups/dummy clip tricks/ etc etc!!

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