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I was wondering if there any if this genre that is less monotonous. What I have heard so far seems to be dance-oriented with constant booming bass and persistent beat. Maybe that's the point but I don't know.

Thanks Jeskola.

I know it is a broad generalization but I have neither heard any House or Techno that I enjoy very much - mostly not melodic enough IMO. Sorry but that's been my experience.

Thanks for the links! I have heard some of this genre - it does nothing for me. I guess it's for not me.

Gordon

Drum and Bass is a genre? Since when is a rhythm section a genre?

Holy smoke I just googled it and it is a genre? When did this happen. I wonder what it sounds like? Can anyone recommend a good example? I sure hope it isn't any danceable. I must be geeting old.

Thanks,
Gordon

I hate iTunes. I'd rather walk 100 miles to buy the CD's than purchase any Apple product.

Thanks guys. Curiouser and curiouser!

I am not clear on wheher or not the FW1884 can be used as a midi control surface of softsynth parameters. Does anyone know?

It sure is. I love Operator. Even I can program this baby.

Dnez wrote:
Please note, that this is a "one-time only
deal", which you should keep in confidence.



For Pete's sake, Dnez. Read much?

No kidding! It's is quite plain.

Chordspace is definitely preferrable. It does arps as well as chords.

Right on!

I would try it but have no idea how to save them as presets or where to save them.

Thanks Andreas, I have tried and love the result of chaining these together but these are too unpredictable for my needs. I want defined arpeggios that I don't have to set up manually. Are you aware of any preset created for any of these plugins that provides a range of harmonic possibilities like C...

I am missing something important about using the Arp effect in Live 5. I was hoping there would be presets for various scales, broken chords and modes but there are none. Are these in the works? If not, I guess I will stick to using eXT to trigger patterns. I have the similiar question abot the chor...