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the classic sounds! don't hear enough of them these days....nice

what did you use for the 303? I don't have the patience to loose my cool programing mine anymore; or the cash to devilfish it...

that was just a wild unfounded guess...

I like what you did with it; original and precise.

could you do it on the audio end with 2 instruments, to each their own sidechain compressors, (with huge ratios and low tresholds) feeding off each other's sidechain?

a bit more cpu hungry but should do the job.

i just modified my previous post, chk it out.

ic,

sorry. as far as i know; i'd be happy if someone proved otherwise but, you'll always have to stop sending midi notes to live while midi learning. great question though.

stop, program and then play.

one more taught: (while playing)
could you record the sequencer notes in a midi clip and have ...

welcome.

I think what you are looking for is the key zone editor for devices within an instrument rack. this will block certain midi notes while letting others pass through. look it up...

how do you like the electribe?

very nice pad indeed. what kind of machine are you running this on? my little 2.4g pentium is crying right now. actually its doesn't even know how to cry; its just breaking down and puking. I have to kill the # of voices and the spread just to make it work with anything else.

I'm getting a new ...

just glad to help out. happy recording

no probl.

In live you can see the actual level of any knob/fader down at the bottom left corner of the screen when you hover your mouse over it.

Yes, when the master level turns red, the audio has hit 0db and you should turn down the individual instrument tracks.

There is nothing wrong with an ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoROktjYR4w

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owl.
verry cool. and original. nice one. how the hell did you make THAT sound?

Moon Trippin.
I don't know about more experienced but...
something unorthodox happens every 4 or 8 bars that throws the groove out the window; this almost sounds like skipping audio but I know its not because you make it happen on a predictable basis. You could make the beat pauses a little longer ...

as it applies to us mixing audio in digital:

Say you are listening to a sound in a track with fader set at 0db.
if you drop the fader to -6db, this is half the signal amplitude of the original sound you are now hearing.
if you drop it further to -12db, again this is half of the-6db signal so one ...

just seems like so much more could be done. don't make your neighbour think ur crazy. mine already knows.

actually this is the sound i was after...you probably guessed it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ewxzke3c ... re=related

nothing to do with trance there but hei, just making synths here.