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Try to compare different price levels at your local store. I'd advice you to compare the hs-50/80, adam a7/a8 and the genelecs 8030/8040. I personally believe saving for some months will repay you in some way. I did that and bought the 8040s, because in store they really showed me the difference bet...

The Operator has a built in white noise generator:



Try using really short midi dots and then play with the release time of it!

I often end up having TONS of projects that have really crappy names, which renders me unable to know whats in there. Sometimes I try to clean up my library of projects by renaming them properly, although this takes craploads of time since you cant rename projects while they're open (Im on a PC), an...

This is how you do it:

1. Export audio
2. Under rendered tracks choose "all tracks" instead of "master"

Regards

Here you go dude, I tried to illustrate it for you. Do not forget that you can also just double-click it and it will be automatically added to the selected channel.

the_antagonist wrote:I am not sure. I didnt think the criteria through

Think it through please, If I qualify I apply for the contest! Whats the prize?

the_antagonist wrote:there is a lot of dubstep hating going on here.

I like a bit of dubstep but then i always liked Leftfield. This is besides my point. my point is this....


TECHNO RULES ALWAYS

I like house, do I qualify?

Hey guys, I've been using a Focusrite Saffire LE for about three years, lately I've been having some clock instability problems which has resulted in audio hickups as well as a high-pitched noise coming out of my monitors non-stop. Apparently I need a new sound card and I've been considering the Saf...

djsynchro wrote:it just works

this

Windows 7 x64 here as well, works like a charm! Dead steady so far.

It is stated on Motu's website for the Ultralite Mk3 card that it works in both 32-bit and 64-bit environments:
http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/ultralite-mk3

So yes, you should be all fine.

Good luck

Most definately the operator. Bring a sine together with a saw (sometimes a sine is 'nuf), add some filter (if there's a saw), get the glide going and you're all set!

This site is pretty awesome for remix contests:

http://findremix.com/

The easiest way to do this would probably be to play the same bassline using the operators sine wave oscillator, then adjust the volume so that it sounds like it's part of the original!

The SSD really makes a big difference, but remember that when you have your library on an external drive the whole experience wont be faster than that external one. However, you can still put livesets on the ssd and everything will load super smooth.