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Are you on a Mac or a PC? I had to send my sapphire back because it would cut out audio completely if left it unused and my mac was on. The only way to get audio back was a hard reset. This happened on my macbook and my imac so i requested a replacement which did the same! I contact sapphire and the...

Beats me have you updated your iPad to iOS 4.2? works great for me! Yes if you have an iPad go for it, it's such a brilliant controller I've put all my other ones away. As for waiting for the next iPad, if you wait for apple products you never get them, they always bring something newer out within 6...

Let us know how you get on with them, I'm considering getting some 5's

Have dived in with using FX, Racks and Synths having quite a it of fun.

Will evolve in to M4L later I think.

Thanks for the feedback everyone

and now I'm tempted to get it again!

This is great, the more I hear the more I think it can be a decent bread and butter synth.

Thanks, great advice

Really? Why?

Very cool document, thanks

Thanks guys, its naturally not just going ot be lazery sounds but these are a great start.

It's reasonable to expect to be able to make 'modern' sounds using analog then?

Hi I'm getting into Analogue as a step towards teaching myself synthesis. Whilst I understand operator lets me modulate the sound more. Is it feasible to use Analogue to get some hi-tech, sci-fi, techno style SFX, lazery goodness for my music? I wan't to learn subtractive synthesis well before movin...

Sheluser

perfect response

I still feel like I would enjoy it and use it, but I think I need to take a step back first and then move on to it.

Synthesis with FX is probably a better start and I will then learn what it is I want to make with M4L

thanks again!

I'm considering M4L and wanted to know if its going to be useful to me. I like making techno and coming up with interesting ways to make Sound FX and hi-tech sounds to add as incidentals. Would I be better off investing time in learning Sampler, Operator and Analogue better or is putting my time in ...

Ahhh this is why I don't post on this part of the forum, sorry just remembered!

I bought this a few days ago and have found it incredibly useful! I've learnt a ton and think it was well worth the money. Sure it's in the manual, but this is explained in a format I understand and examples given of how it should sound. I'm dyslexic so manuals don't offer much for me. Really happy ...