Emu X-board 25 key

KINGLUCAS · Post by **KINGLUCAS** » Thu Feb 14, 2008 9:07 pm

i do have some more questions but i do realise i need to read a lot:)

i know i started late this hobby...at the age of 32 but i love music,

my car system has a 4000euro system in there......

so i am starting the home business slowly slowly..

love music!

samsensual · Post by **samsensual** » Thu Feb 14, 2008 10:36 pm

It is never too late, it just depends on how much passion and what aims you have. I think there is a manual for every main language, so this might help you quite a lot. Once understood, you have a lot of useful tools with Live. Go and have some fun, and just keep asking, there'll be always someone kind enough to help.

KINGLUCAS · Post by **KINGLUCAS** » Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:04 pm

mate u were a great help trust me, offcourse i had to read the manual 1 hour to understand all this unknown glossary to me:)

Yes passion is what keeps us going

tnx again my friend!

Lucas

samsensual · Post by **samsensual** » Fri Feb 15, 2008 7:45 am

If you are just getting into homerecording, MIDI and stuff, there are a lot of manuals and tutorials for beginners on the web. Different from the time when I was starting

. If you are German you could try www.homerecording.de , they have some nice tutorials and a big forum helping you out. Otherwise try to use google to get some help.

KINGLUCAS · Post by **KINGLUCAS** » Fri Feb 15, 2008 1:02 pm

EXCELLENT will do so, now i am running ableton 4.0, but i think i might need to find a copy of 6 at least or cubase 3 at least.

but yes i have a lot of reading

)))

tnx again.

samsensual · Post by **samsensual** » Fri Feb 15, 2008 3:06 pm

Bare hyggelig.