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live @ after the detroit(even though in pontiac) premier of the slices
dvd.

good set.

stand behind him and watch him play for 2 hours or so...you'll figure it out;)

check out taiyo yuden.

why not take your regular kick and use less of it?

mercyplease wrote:Dont be in a hurry to sell any more of your hardware. You will regret it eventually.

ahhh....i agree.

wherever my mpc2000 is...i miss you. please come back.

plugin delay compensation.


i had the ableton reverb in a liveset and it was causing mild cpu spikes
whenever used...pdc turned off = minimal cpu spikes.

Check max CPU usage in the preferences....I also found that
turning off PDC made a huge difference.

i picked up a cheap 4 port usb hub...mouse and uc33 connected to
it and everything is working just fine.

i'm running 10.4....and followed the digi directions 100%.

i cant even get the mbox to show up in sys prefs/sound.

SimonPHC wrote:nice for him!

but I don't think a soundtrack for the opening ceremony will get him to number one on the djmag chart...

number seven would be nice considering he mkes and releases "dark, unsetlling, repetitive" music ...

hahahahhahahaha. you are not being serious, are you?

I do all mix down at 24 bits no matter what the resulting media will be.
I have tried using 16 but there is a noticeable difference in sound quality
after many, many operations have been performed on each track
(i multi track out everything in live to pro tools)

As far as I know, you should apply a ...

register wrote: 2) level ramping, so you can click / drag a level and it takes a certain amount of time to get there

4) free money with ableton live

i agree...level ramping would be great!!

i am down with free money as well.

if you would like to have a completely clear mind about it, use material
from netlabels that release under the proper creative commons license.

but, if it is some type of techno i do not forsee you having many legal
issues about what you play. keep in mind that utilising a lawyer for such
things ...

it is important to note that in the usa, any 'thing' created that is stored in/on
a tangible medium is copyrighted to the creater/owner. thus, digitally
created music stored on a hard drive constitutes a copyrighted creation.

most copyright suits usually involve the issue of revenue. thus, if you ...

http://www.mnml.nl/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=22

the mnml techno forum has a topic just for netlabel releases...updated
by many people very frequently.