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I just discovered CV routing in reason. Always knew it was there just never really looked into it. It's pretty friggen cool.

Also about to start looking heavily into doing stuff live for a minimal tech/dubstep crossover project.

fliPPo wrote: Also about to start looking heavily into doing stuff live for a minimal tech/dubstep crossover project.

sick !!!


I haven't been learning too much recently, just trying to write lots of tunes and bang out a lot of ideas, also been messing with sidechain compression a bit

jade_monkey wrote:I just read that fiddling around with Core requires a lot of DSP programming knowledge. So basicly if you can programm Reaktor on Core level you can solder your own synth, too, I suppose. Or start to write it in C++.

If you have the time, I would really like to see a video or so, where you introduce your live ensemble (without getting to much into your secrets) .

well there's no recent video's of our live dubstep, but theres a video of me doing live breakcore here... http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... 972c1ff069

... learn how to re-wire properly I know its simple but I dont see any difference in just bouncing audio.

too many different things at once. i've finally got most of ableton down but its always surprising me and very slowly entering the rather dark and scary rabbit hole that reaktor is but getting some lovely sound out of it. i'm also trying to play key a bit better, get a wireless router installed near by my pc so i can use the nintendo ds midi stuff without a huge lag, learning to play the keyboard better, get better at slicing breaks and loads of other things. they're all worthy tasks but they just seem like excuses for avoiding my main issue.

i really need to finish a tune! it's driving me nuts

Boring but after using logic for a while then using digital performer and live then back to logic...
now learning (or setting up) Logic key commands
will next learn - whichever of the thousand things I keep remembering I need to learn shouts loudest..

Learning now: Reason 4. Have been using Ableton for ages so fancied a new toy to play with. Will see how it goes.

Constantly Learning (or at least trying to): Mastering. Final mixing, EQ, compression and all that jazz.