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soniccouture would be my choice.
Puremagnetik make awesome library's but they tend to lean more on sounddesign and electronice. Not recreating as realistic as possible.
69 bucks is a steal imho

Native instruments also has an electric piano library (runnable in free kontakt player).

Not a Rhodes.
It's a Wurlitzer
Vibrato is key here.
Electric is for recreating that in live, (although it's far from a Nord Electro, which is still a tiny bit from a real Wurli ... (I own both )

Like Dave Pensado always says: warm is just another word for dull

Aight, trying to prevent this getting old. Why I use both , and use Logic as a main DAW: - 64 bit - (with 16gig of ram I can load up a trillian Bass sample, program a drumtrack with superior drummer, load up an omnisphere synth, and play Kontakt 4 running Alicia's keys without rendering anything inb...

Dude!

This is so great.
You made me spent this Sunday entirely in Operator.

Thanx.

Tamar UK wrote:

3phase wrote: .............So as long you are into making your own sounds, what is a good thing, any mike can do..
you can start just right away with the most shitty childrens toy and call it style..

Hmmm that's my technique busted then

lol

great,
Everything is answered then.
Thanks everybody.

onwards and upwards!

Thanks,

anybody knows why use a measurement mic for this type of recordings?

This is doing my head in. This is the mic Robert Henke used in his granulator video, and now I see this turning up in this vid. (making of Isam Sounds) http://youtu.be/jbJwyTkCJk0 anybody can shed some light on this? and does this mic come with a white laboratory coat? ....must...resist...buying...m...

Did anyone yet think of turning up the latency?
(you might not need less than 20ms delay....)
If it's a case of twisting knobs... set it to 512.
You'll have a slower response, but the laptop might not die on you this time...

aha! That's the part where sounddesign comes into place. Many ways to go in this case. Record player playing underwater, rolling of highs (and/or boosting lows) is a good start. Personally I would layer a sound over that creating the water bubble effect/ambiance. And here is where the fun starts. Gr...

yes, you are normal

milfhuntr wrote:I found the solution. Ableton has a limiter effect which I turned up the gain on. This worked just fine and did not affect the music at all.

This made my day!

Hell yes I've been using this! With this I could behave like a chiptune snob without having to mod snes-es and Gameboys :) Seriously, YMCK is very very very good, but it takes more work and knowledge to make it work for you. Plogues presets are the best! And for 50 euro's this was a no brainer for m...

I worked with both. For my personal (pre)production use, I mainly use Logic. Why? Because I tend to run large sample libraries, and numerous midi- instruments in a project. Midi-wise Logic eats PT's babies. (not sure about PT9 though) On the other hand; when doing audio editing it's the exact opposi...