By sparq
Wed Mar 15, 2006 1:56 pm
3001 wrote:do u like pro tools just cuz of the name?no, i like pro tools because that's what's in 99% of major recording studios and i'm not just doing this music thing as a hobby. yes, i use Nuendo but with the OMF export feature, i can do all my sessions at home in nuendo and bring it to a pro tools setup with no problem.
i suggest anyone who is in this game to be a career to get to know pro tools. but if you're just a hobbiest, then it's not necessary.
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DJ Premier wrote:...A lot of new cats out now do not know the history.
By Skagarax
Wed Mar 15, 2006 2:25 pm
Sorry Sparq man I aint listenin to you no more, darvis is THE MAN!!
sparq wrote:g4s wrote:Check 'em out: -and that can run pro tools...... FACT.
http://www.openlabs.com/
Not exactly an MPC but interesting take on a laptop workstation.
G4s
By Dulu
Wed Mar 15, 2006 9:04 pm
Antonym wrote:you'll be just as cool as this guy!
lol haahahhahahaha javascript:emoticon(':lol:')
By distortedtekno
Thu Mar 16, 2006 1:41 am
soyo wrote:IS THAT YOU WILDSTYLE72???
what ever happened to wildstyle?
back in december, he was talking about ableton live 5 and the trigger finger... then in january he mentioned something about getting ready to buy a 2500. since then, he's been missing in action.
By sparq
Thu Mar 16, 2006 2:06 pm
distortedtekno wrote:he's probably hanging out with "thepillage"
what ever happened to wildstyle?
back in december, he was talking about ableton live 5 and the trigger finger... then in january he mentioned something about getting ready to buy a 2500. since then, he's been missing in action.
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By d_loc
Thu Mar 16, 2006 2:18 pm
More like, they should make a laptop, in the shape of an MPC! The screen would be a tilt up one like on the 2000xl but a tiny bit bigger...
Wait, why not just get a mpc? And a laptop too, no need to be so cost effective, we live in the USA anyways.
Wait, why not just get a mpc? And a laptop too, no need to be so cost effective, we live in the USA anyways.
By distortedtekno
Thu Mar 16, 2006 2:43 pm
sparq wrote:distortedtekno wrote:he's probably hanging out with "thepillage"
what ever happened to wildstyle?
back in december, he was talking about ableton live 5 and the trigger finger... then in january he mentioned something about getting ready to buy a 2500. since then, he's been missing in action.
By Ema
Thu Mar 16, 2006 11:05 pm
Basically you want a laptop with protools installed, a harddrive etc. etc and a trigger finger.
By soyo
Fri Mar 17, 2006 1:20 am
distortedtekno wrote:sparq wrote:distortedtekno wrote:he's probably hanging out with "thepillage"
what ever happened to wildstyle?
back in december, he was talking about ableton live 5 and the trigger finger... then in january he mentioned something about getting ready to buy a 2500. since then, he's been missing in action.
moahaha, sure hes not hanging in the 2500 forums HATIN ON EVERYTHING WITH HIS CAPITAL LETTERS????!???!??!?
By distortedtekno
Fri Mar 17, 2006 1:35 am
nah, i would've definitely noticed... though i've seen a few noobs come around various subforums and post in all caps.
By djshauns
Fri Mar 17, 2006 1:53 am
The best yet.
go to google.com and type in.
soundplant
This is a program you can load any sample you want onto any key of your computer there is little or no latency. the keys are as follows
oneshot, sustain, restart, loop, dont loop, layer sound (just like polyphony on the mpc) this is the closest thing ive seen to date. you can assign a seperate sound to every single key on your keyboard. you can even assign a whole song on to one keyboard. and are unlimited on how you want the sample to play. Lets say you have 2 soundcards one for playback and one for recording. that way you can multitrack everything one track at a time. This program is THE greatest. again check it out
keyword: soundplant
Oh yeah and it is absolutley free!
go to google.com and type in.
soundplant
This is a program you can load any sample you want onto any key of your computer there is little or no latency. the keys are as follows
oneshot, sustain, restart, loop, dont loop, layer sound (just like polyphony on the mpc) this is the closest thing ive seen to date. you can assign a seperate sound to every single key on your keyboard. you can even assign a whole song on to one keyboard. and are unlimited on how you want the sample to play. Lets say you have 2 soundcards one for playback and one for recording. that way you can multitrack everything one track at a time. This program is THE greatest. again check it out
keyword: soundplant
Oh yeah and it is absolutley free!