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miekwave wrote:

Grappadura wrote:
auto talent is really nice! about the power conditioner, I have only the on and off trigger working, the rest is not tweakable. is that how its meant to be? using 64 bit and jbridge.

The Furman VST is a placebo plug in.

ah lol, nice one

Here are some oddball VSTs I fumbled across lately. Furman Power Conditioner http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?id=1241 Auto Talent (Pitch correction) http://www.sonicstate.com/news/2010/02/17/no-talent-try-autotalent/ Lol auto talent is really nice! about the power conditioner, I have only the o...

cool!

yeah makes you ponder to buy an ipad instead of push, they´re about the same price. Has anybody tried it? I wonder if I could plug in the ipad into my windows machine and control it. Or do you run live on the i-pad? I guess its not powerful enough.

heres another tip: while mixing, every now and then insert a glue compressor on preset "make loud" and crank gain, then see what sounds get crushed first, and fix it. well and while i´m at it, i will stress again the importance of a balanced mix. spend hours on getting the kick and bass ri...

http://liine.net/en/community/user-library/view/421

I dont have an i-pad, but this might be cool for some of you.

Theo Void wrote:To hell w/ Bitwig.
I'm sick of hearing about this bull-shit vapor-ware.

Bitwig sucks and Live is 1000% better than Bitwig!!! Do you know why? Because Live exists and Bitwig does NOT!!! End of story

thatll change though

what I like most about bitwig, is that they are building a sort of live from scratch. All the updates and the migration to 64 bit has made live a patchwork, I like the idea of a new software, though I´d miss corpus . I would be amazed if bitwig wasnt way less cpu consuming, but we´ll see.

I have just recently accomplished self-mastered loudness to the point of commercial productions (its not on my soundcloud-account yet). The key is a good mix with punchy kicks and well sitting bass, where each sonic element has its place and there is no cluster in any frequency range. It took me yea...

H20nly wrote: are you...


Syntha Claus?

H20nly wrote: damn Grap!! can i get a loan?

If you wait till xmas I will buy everyone on the forum a modular.

leisuremuffin wrote: ps, if you have about 20k laying around, you might want to just get a Buchla system. http://www.buchla.com/

bought

whoaaa, I mapped the envelope to a max midi ctrl device that contains a knob for the pitch bend (this allows for hot swapping presets, instead of mapping it to pitch directly), and this now rocks! Otherworldly sounds, right now it sounds like the buzz of a fly or a racecar driving by.

btw, where is the "normal" max envelope follower hidden in suite 9? I dont find it.

Aaaaand that's enough of me giving away my best techniques for today. .lm. thx a lot lm! Actually, a gate wont represent the actual amplitude envelope of a drum sound, it will just let the noise pass when the threshold is reached, without further adjustments. I searched in the max database and foun...