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eyeknow wrote:Talent

I know this feel.

I hear jelqing can help with the microhard.

<3 jack johnson

Valhalla reverbs are king.

(Although, I have no idea how any of them do in recreating what the Midiverb does).

God, I wish the Livid DS1 was made with the touchstrips on Base and the encoders on Code.

I wanna have this.

With his first album, like you would any other artist!

Maybe a bitcrusher? It sounds like lo-fi ring modulation kinda stuff, so my first idea is bitcrush / sample rate reduction.

I don't think redux can do it, though.

To the guys saying that Push will be obsolete in 10 years, while the piano won't: This may be true, but I don't think grid-based instruments will be obsolete, and I don't think your channel-aftertouch keyboard with only z-axis sensitivity will avoid obsolescence, either. So, in the end you'll be inv...

It's pretty great for destroying your hearing.

login wrote:Hardware synths with keyboards are instruments, to be used by musicians. If you don't really "play with it" I don't see a point to own them.

By the same reasoning, computers with MIDI keyboards attached are instruments, to be used by musicians.

Just make something you think is gonna suck, and try and ignore your critical faculties for a little bit.

Figure even if it's bad, it's still something, and that there's the potential that maybe it'll be good. Just tell your inner critic to shut the fuck up for a while, is all.

Spectrum is a spectrum analyzer. It's not quite the same thing.

The best three synths is probably a mix of both companies.
Ace and Massive can probably be dropped from the lineups:

Zebra, Diva, FM8.
Zebra, Diva, Absynth.
Zebra. Fm8. Absynth.

If you eventually got all four of the synths, there'd me no more question.

So, has this thread inspired anyone to follow their Ableton™ passion?

thegoatboy wrote:f**k it go for it!

I wish I had the balls to do something like that!

better to do it and regret it, rather than not doing it and regretting it!

Not a bad first post.!

I agree, try musicianship at least on some level.