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There's the US, and there's NYC. It's abut as different as West Berlin was to West Germany back in the day - an island with it's own identity and culture.
NYC is surprisingly warm in spirit, there's a rough kind of friendliness that permeates through the city, something that disappears as soon as ...

if you are a male musician/producer, you may like to know, or may like to be reminded, that girls like to dance :wink:

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They sure do. But why do girls always have to put their arms above their head at some point?

8O The more important question is why you seem to have a ...

Suuuuuuuuuuure it will.....

downfader wrote:The Nasa link doesnt work.

Remove the period at the end of the link, then it'll work.

Now we know where Henke made that "making rain" video...

All I know is I still want a Waldorf Wave... played one at Amptown in Hamburg years ago, that sucker was huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge.....

ethios4 wrote:One thing to remember is that you will probably never ever get to experience your own music the way you experience other people's music.

That's sig-worthy.

I don't know if I'm talented or not, that's not for me to decide anyway. All I know is I don't know anyone who sounds like me, and I can't make myself sound like anyone else, no matter how I try, and I can't explain it.

complexity, overkill, cost?

back to the lego example: not everyone would prefer to build a car out of legos. most people would rather just buy a car.

on the other hand one of the strengths of reaktor is the large user library of patches.

so you can find many pre-made cars on there which might ...

Imagine a big box of Lego, giving you the possibility to build whatever you can think of. That's Reaktor. It's an effect box, synth, sampler, sample player, granular wotsit, sequencer, drum machine, all at the same time.

What kind of sound does it produce? Whatever you tell it to.
What kind of ...

Saul's been a long-time fave of mine, looking forward to hearing the rest of the album. Tr(n)igger has more power than the current hip hop top 100 combined.

Congrats, and good luck! I'm about to quit mine to switch to a much smaller employer, better money, better atmosphere and a few steps up the career ladder.

leedsquietman wrote:It went unreleased for some time but kind of has a cult following among masochists and anyone who had their ears surgically removed with a blunt knife...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_Machine_Music

Yep, sounds like me...

for a defined tune rather than just jamming or DJing, 13 minutes and several tracks in excess of 7 minutes. On an album you ideally only want two or three tracks to go longer than 6 minutes - really, unless you're into prog rock or doing live jamming, it gets a bit self indulgent and mastubatory to ...

29 minutes of droning ambient noise.