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highest mega pixel count and highest Optical zoom is what you want to look for

You must be KIDDING me. 2 megapixels is enough for 10x15 cm (4x6") printouts. 6 mp is enough for A4 enlargements.

Remember kids, more pixels crammed into the same tiny camera sensor doesn't mean better image quality ...

so pretty much for the mpd32 i dont need to buy a program like max/msp or nativekontrol to assign random things? i can just edit the templates how i like out of the box because of the faders/knobs? but on the other hand i can't turn it into a poor mans monome or other creative things of that nature ...

Another +1 for the padKontrol then

sweetjesus wrote:could live use LAME encoder with a script or something for free?

I don't think so. I mean, Ableton would still have to pay royalties for distributing it.

b0unce wrote:Reaper is windows only ?
Fuck, well, that's that then.

Nono.

Reaper OSX : http://www.cockos.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=34

ableton Live 5, 6, 7 (élastique efficient V1.3)

real-time pitch shifting: non-formant preserving
best quality for: polyphonic, general music input
absolute timing stability: yes
workload: low
Good to know about the "non-formant preserving". Now which of Live's timestretching algorithms uses ...

A 'default' default simplers is used instead of the one I've saved. Guess drop sample and hot swap does not work as the same event?
I think you make your perfect "default" Simpler and then use that preset for both dropping samples "on drum rack" and "on track view", as well as in the Instruments ...

If you can get your hands on a Nikon D40 ... It's cheaper than the D40x, it's 6MP (images large enough for enlargements, less noise at low lighting conditions that the D40x)...

+1 on padkontrol, if you can live without aftertouch.

edit: just noticed the PSU question - my padKontrol came without a power supply (powered through USB), but power supply is an option.

Someone should make THIS http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... t=celemony post a sticky

I just posted this as a curiosity :-)

If someone could dig up a more comprehensive test, that would be cool, but I guess if you would compare WAV/Lossless to MP3, everyone would get it right...

But it's obvious that 192k did make a difference.

Guess it's even more important today to do as few ...

Do you hear the difference ...


... or not?

http://mp3ornot.com/

A 'default' default simplers is used instead of the one I've saved. Guess drop sample and hot swap does not work as the same event?
I think you make your perfect "default" Simpler and then use that preset for both dropping samples "on drum rack" and "on track view", as well as in the Instruments ...

Cheers guys, thats helped me out a treat!

However, just one final niggle! - I set up a drum pad and saved it as a default as selthym advised, but what exactly does this entail? I thought it would set it as a 'preference' somehow so whenever I dragged another sample in those would be the automatic ...

So, that's about it then? 99% noise removal is possible? How does it work?