Are you working with a unprocessed 'think' break ? What i used to do:cut out every single hit using zoom in Sound Forge then pitch it up a bit,also sometimes using really tiny fade-outs at the end of each sample,before putting it back together.As it is with most of the breaks,it's all about precision.

It looks like at some point in time we might read,that you can decompile professional VSTi's with Synthedit or Synthmaker,and that it is possible to create vst's with Reaktor while not working for Native Instruments

If you people are looking for some really fucked-up porn samples,go for efukt.com...Not to even mention the visual content but some of it is extremely funny.Funny as fuck

Bollocks to that,I've been using Ableton,Cubase and Pro Tools M-Powered for the last year,so how can I choose only one

SX3 with the last update was pretty solid,I've only stopped using it 'bout 7-8 months ago.Right now I'm using Ableton 7 with Sonar 7 (before anybody says anything stupid:no,they're not warez) and I had only one crash so far,whilst with C4 is like ctrl-s every 5 minutes .

Actually,it was made by a guy called Rene Ceballos if I remember right,Cakewalk got the rights to it when they aquired RGC or Ceballos started working for them.Or something like that Anyway, Synthedit wasn't involved in its creation at all,it's pure bollocks.

As much as I like Cubase and it's whole enviroment and workflow,mainly because it's the first proper piece of software I've learnt to use,I've got to admit,that in comparison with Sonar 7 it feels a bit outdated...Being buggy as fuck doesn't exactly help it as well.Anybody feels the same?
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Z3TA was made on Synthedit? Who told you that,son? If I remember right,it was released long time before Synthedit.