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My low-end is covered. I mean you can always have bigger subs but the bx5a's do quite well when producing.Sonika wrote:So instead just ignore the fact that you're missing the low end?
wacom tablets are great for when you have to draw in automationTheo Void wrote:Actually, the monitors are pretty decent. They're M-Audio Bx5a's. You'd be surprised at how good they sound. They're active and have 5 inch sub-woofers.
And ya, I definitely rock the hell out on the controllers. Honestly I use the Launchpad more than anything. When I play Live it's just the Launchpad and APC40. I like to have most things mapped so I can record automation rather than draw it all in manually.(Although sometimes it can't be avoided.)
The synth is a Roland GAIA and honestly, I'm not really feeling it.
If that actually worked it would be great!!deadly habit wrote:wacom tablets are great for when you have to draw in automationTheo Void wrote:Actually, the monitors are pretty decent. They're M-Audio Bx5a's. You'd be surprised at how good they sound. They're active and have 5 inch sub-woofers.
And ya, I definitely rock the hell out on the controllers. Honestly I use the Launchpad more than anything. When I play Live it's just the Launchpad and APC40. I like to have most things mapped so I can record automation rather than draw it all in manually.(Although sometimes it can't be avoided.)
The synth is a Roland GAIA and honestly, I'm not really feeling it.
it does, love mineTheo Void wrote:If that actually worked it would be great!!deadly habit wrote:wacom tablets are great for when you have to draw in automationTheo Void wrote:Actually, the monitors are pretty decent. They're M-Audio Bx5a's. You'd be surprised at how good they sound. They're active and have 5 inch sub-woofers.
And ya, I definitely rock the hell out on the controllers. Honestly I use the Launchpad more than anything. When I play Live it's just the Launchpad and APC40. I like to have most things mapped so I can record automation rather than draw it all in manually.(Although sometimes it can't be avoided.)
The synth is a Roland GAIA and honestly, I'm not really feeling it.
Oh!!!!! I thought you were joking.deadly habit wrote:it does, love mineTheo Void wrote:If that actually worked it would be great!!deadly habit wrote:wacom tablets are great for when you have to draw in automationTheo Void wrote:Actually, the monitors are pretty decent. They're M-Audio Bx5a's. You'd be surprised at how good they sound. They're active and have 5 inch sub-woofers.
And ya, I definitely rock the hell out on the controllers. Honestly I use the Launchpad more than anything. When I play Live it's just the Launchpad and APC40. I like to have most things mapped so I can record automation rather than draw it all in manually.(Although sometimes it can't be avoided.)
The synth is a Roland GAIA and honestly, I'm not really feeling it.
I want one. Recording really random things and chopping them up into tunes works so wellProject EX wrote:Latest addition to my recording setup, Fostex FR-2 field recorder
I use my trusty iPhone for this purpose. I guess it would be nice to have a dedicated recorder.charliefoy wrote:I want one. Recording really random things and chopping them up into tunes works so wellProject EX wrote:Latest addition to my recording setup, Fostex FR-2 field recorder
Me too! Every time I go out for a walk, I'll whip out my iPod and start hitting things, recording tress rustling, etc. They sound pretty good, but it really would be great to have a more professional field recorder.Theo Void wrote:I use my trusty iPhone for this purpose. I guess it would be nice to have a dedicated recorder.
Yeah for adding some organic stuff into your music it's ok, but even a $200-300 recorder with just the build in mics will be a huge difference. For general sound recording this would be enough. The mic pre's on this thing are badboy, but with a retail around $1400 you get what you pay for.Theo Void wrote:I use my trusty iPhone for this purpose. I guess it would be nice to have a dedicated recorder.charliefoy wrote:I want one. Recording really random things and chopping them up into tunes works so well
hudson wrote:Me too! Every time I go out for a walk, I'll whip out my iPod and start hitting things, recording tress rustling, etc. They sound pretty good, but it really would be great to have a more professional field recorder.Theo Void wrote:I use my trusty iPhone for this purpose. I guess it would be nice to have a dedicated recorder.
nowaysj wrote:EX, you are free to drop that off at my studio any time. Does that record digitally?
oooooohProject EX wrote:Latest addition to my recording setup, Fostex FR-2 field recorder