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Get MIDI-OX Dude.

that'll sort you out.

Finally got the finger out! I've released 3 singles on my own label Dubtech Records. Digital only so far, check em out here: http://www.juno.co.uk/labels/Dubtech/download/ If you like 'em, buy 'em. If you don't buy them anyway! :wink: Support the cause! (my cause anyway). Comments appreciated! :D

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Best Thread ever!

for your listening pleasure:

edIT - Crying over Pros for no reason
Leftfield - Leftism
The Chemical Brothers - "Exit Planet Dust" and "Dig your own hole"
The Orb - UFOrb
Lamb - Fear of Fours

BCR 2000

Faderfox LX-1
Faderfox LV-1

the BCR is the best.
I'm considering ditching the other two using the BCR on it's own.

that brain training game is bloody addictive!

quite easily I'd imagine. As a slightly lunatic, parinoid drug fiend, I found my state of mental imbalance quite condusive to writing music. I'm sure there's nothing like the stress of bullets wizzing past your head and a constant theat of death to get you thinking. that and the anti-stress reasons ...

yep.

that's the whole point innit?

you don't have to open multiple songs.
you have them all in the sesson view ready to go.

I fcuking LOVE this: http://www.sonicstate.com/digital/model.cfm?modelID=1340&catid=14&manid=98 http://www.digitalprosound.com/2001/03_mar/images/focusrite-front_750.jpg or http://www.focusrite.com/product/twintrak_pro/ http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/shop_image/product/d2971487b82c6a17968ad90...

I love hardware samplers! all of them. they most definitly have their own "sound", kind of like guitars methinks. I've been using my A3000 since 1995 and I still love it! the only pain about it is the floppy loading times. Got an A4000 too. if there was some way to add a USB port to these ...

If it's not broke, don't fix it.

whats wrong with the way it is now?

"Check One" - Leftfield

why stop there, go the whole hog, make live completely modular.

So I can buy the modules that help me with Live use, and leavy out all that arrangement malarky altogether.
Then you can pick and choose exactly the spec that'll best suit your computer setup.

most films buy the rights out completely for use within a film.
so they'l ljust pay a one off fee for the use in the film, the sound track CD, the DVD or whatever.

I LOVE homewerk.

everything after that was a bit rubbish though.