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I also vote for the Yamahas, not so expensive honest monitors, and they adjustment panel on the back can help in an untreated room.

I have found almost all books for learning a DAW just explain the same that the manual. SO the manual remains as the best book for learning a daw.

Old version doesnt uninstall after upgrade, you have to do it manually

Just change the date of your computer to 2011.

noland wrote:The OHM64 woody was such a beauty and now this. It's a shame, but cheap and the features seem quite convincing

maybe they will make customs later as always.

I have ACE and I like it, but now I do more music with DIVA, its much more inspiring to me.

Listen to Minilogue, they do stuff like that, but they have a more traditional more oldskool trance in mind. Tracks like "Inca" and the last "clouds and water" are good examples. Remixes by them check out - Little sisters Minilogue remix - D-nox and beckers, Lucky You minilogue r...

IF you dont get the babyface now, later you will want to upgrade again.

If you have the money get it, they are great cards.

Is this OP trolling?

I got Diablo 3 beta and forgot about Skrym.

The full game is going to be a blast. And since it has a more paused pace it's easier to control time playing.

23kon wrote: what do you mean by that? explain further?
so you dont need Max4Live for this template?
Does this mean having to midi map EVERYTHING?

The Mu template requieres Max4live.

Using the Lemur with out the Mu template doesnt need m4l, you would map like any other midi controller.

Elektroorgel wrote:

garyboozy wrote:yup
http://liine.net/en/community/user-library/view/111/

Hi,

The way I read it, it sounds like you have to have Max for Live in order to control Ableton. Anyone more info on this?

in order to use the Mu template, you can midi map and build your own template normally.

For DIY stuff check Hale microsystems their stuff seems not so difficult to implement.

http://www.halemicro.com/Products/Products.html

I would rather spend on IRL music classes, learning theory through learning to play keboards.