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the dan deacon?

awesome!

Proper-Fucking-Ale. A crisp, dry cider. Appletons and ginger beer. A spicy south american Malbec.

wow. sounds like an awesome deal. I give you my music, get nothing in return, and you sell it for profit. where do I sign?

or do I just email my entire back catalog to your gmail address?

don't fall for these scams, people.

as I said before, the quality of the filters and the gain staging, particularly. you have to be very careful about the amplitude of individual oscillators, for example. It is relatively easy to introduce artifacts into the sound. not saying Alchemy is a bad synth at all - its great. There are just m...

cotdagoo wrote:wow that's a lot of money to drop on ableton suite

hmmmm.... you're making an assumption there.....

I always create my own presets in Alchemy. And while it is easy to make great sounds, you have to be aware of its sonic limitations.

Yes.

I use only Alchemy and Zebra. Firstly - Alchemy is a great synth. No doubt about that. But the filters do not compare do Zebra's, and as someone else mentioned, you have to be very careful with gain staging.

wow

if enough people see this, korg will see a bump in nanopad sales




your reason video is like derek and clive meets computer music

freeze > flatten

JuanSOLO wrote:Geez, reading the OP took me way back to the day when I was thinking the same thing, "What am I doing WRONG! Surly I am missing something"

three people have asked me that question.


one day...

If I understand correctly, then yes, you can do that.

Just drag the channel into the Live browser (the file browser, not the plugin or the Live device browser) - click and drag on the track header. It will create a .als file that you can drag back into any project.

^ +1

I'm hopelessly addicted to the Uhbik bundle. The Runciter is one of my favourite plugins ever.

whenever I hear slow 4/4 like that I think of The Orb. But maybe that's just me.

pulsoc wrote:Boobs.

damn. beat me to it.

"collect all and save" in the File menu. You'll have to bounce (freeze, then flatten) all your tracks that contain 3rd party plugins first though.