What is the best hard drive for trance?
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What is the best hard drive for trance?
edit: fixed my problem. Now back to trance.
cheers,
tim
cheers,
tim
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Just don't get any bubblegum or cheese stuck in your trance drive. It will make a mess.
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Lord Kahn wrote:Be careful of some of the cheaper models, I got a generic electro hard drive recently but it's only suitable for soft rock, everything sounds like you have a poodle perm. Avoid
Yeah I ran into a similar problem I picked up a progressive house firewire drive, but i can only use it for power ballads and folk music. Its really kinda wierd.....
some nites tho i get really lucky if the temperture in the studio is under 74degrees I can briefly do gangsta rap too.
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no got too busy tweeking around the interocitor settings.Lord Kahn wrote:Have you tried increasing the bassline cache?
roach- the other white meat
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MBP, Live Suite, and lots of nice analogue gear.
http://www.themenacetosobriety.com/blog/
MBP, Live Suite, and lots of nice analogue gear.