if you're going to spend a shit load of cash anyway, then spend a shit load + a little bit more for the 15

been using Absynth for years, couldn't be without it.

never found anything that came close to these subfm podcasts

M1asma wrote:

Might I reiterate, that SHE asked me to do this...

She'll think more of you if you don't. Generally, Gurls hate dubstep even if they say they don't..cos they can't sing along. It's a chromosome thing.

sometimes controversial...and sometimes verging on reckless, but one of the most exciting riders seen in MotoGP for years. RIP Marco...you'll be sadly missed

70 bpm?

justanotherdj wrote:
Does that make sense?

eer no

jameshk wrote:been on a massive bender for three days, hardly slept a wink. I hope I can sort it out for my first day at a new job tomorrow!

could do with an update on this one! well...?

Herbimore wrote:
I dunno our anniversary!

outlook/ical reminders, with a day before alert, for things you're expected to remember. Works every time but has taken years to build up the database to a point where I feel safe

jaimelee wrote:Start making projects just for really screwed up sounds you can make, riffs etc.

Get back to them later and see if there is opportunity!

I do this when i'm pissed/stoned... but if they still sound good when straight = win
never listen to anything with a hangover tho

hats can be the hardest thing to get to grips with; personally I have most success playing them out rather than using groove/swing templates or settings....each to their own. It helps being a drummer, but even then, 95% of stuff I play out, I delete.

kingldub wrote: So I turned round and said.
At the end of the day.

and "to be honest" and babe, chick, sweetie"

the ring-road around Huddersfield...was slightly annoying, but overall it's been a good day, topped off with unicorn fillets and champagne from Louis X1V's wine cellar...result!

big choons...as per. Nice one Be-1ne

maybe he wants one of us to do a video reading of the manual

eh? he's askin for a video tut of "osc to global"....

not come across a tut on that that I can remember, but most of the settings on those tabs do what they say on the tin anyway. Glide, pitchbend range, legato, voicing, routing ...

instead of automating the massive LFO...try bouncing it without any wub...throw it in a Sampler, chuck a filter on it and link that to an LFO all within sampler. Just another way of doing things but might give u more options when it comes to using LFO's and automation generally.

it should be fine as long as your hard drive is 7200rpm.

Thats a good question. That information isnt available on the Apple website strangely :L


7200rpm hard disk is VERY important for audio. I'm pretty sure Apple don't ship 7200rpm hard disks with most Macs (god knows why!!)
but you can get ...

bought a macbook pro a couple of weeks ago too... and I'm using AVAST (which is free)

Edit...sorry it might not be free for a mac. I'd bought the mac & pc version so I could use it on both dual boot partitions.

If your about to tell me Cubase/FL/Logic

...your gonna find yourself on a foreign planet in live.

this wasn't really the case for me at all when i switched to live from using fruity loops. sure, switching to a any new daw is going to seem foreign until you learn it, but ableton immediately felt ...

this tut explains splitting frequencies in Live, but the principle applies to any DAW

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK-UKZuXssk