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By modular Thu Feb 05, 2009 8:13 pm
Holy crap! I used to have something very similar to that when I was a kid. Those were the days :lol:
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By **valentin** Thu Feb 05, 2009 9:56 pm
vinyl_junkie_1620 wrote:Man those kids turntables are this shizz lol Even better are those music box turntables, sample them up! they sound hot...

THESE!! >>

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that would be cool to have on the studio. just have it on the shelf for decoration.
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By vinyl_junkie_1620 Sat Feb 07, 2009 11:14 pm
Ok uploaded it for you... I didn't do this one in the MPC, I did it all in Logic 5 for various reasons no1 beeing that the background noise would be to long and shit to handle in the mpc that and I recorded it all in 24bit 98khz and I couldnt be arsed sample rate convering and dithering it all lol The music box record player was all chopped in re-cycle.
The bass line is recorded from my Roland Alpha Juno 1

http://www.zshare.net/audio/55261593d8fb931c/

Also you said you like electronic/techno style stuff so here is a sample of the nice pads the JX-3P does, the other sound is the Juno.

http://www.zshare.net/audio/552528315e60415b/
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By **valentin** Mon Feb 09, 2009 1:33 am
vinyl_junkie_1620 wrote:Ok uploaded it for you... I didn't do this one in the MPC, I did it all in Logic 5 for various reasons no1 beeing that the background noise would be to long and **** to handle in the mpc that and I recorded it all in 24bit 98khz and I couldnt be arsed sample rate convering and dithering it all lol The music box record player was all chopped in re-cycle.
The bass line is recorded from my Roland Alpha Juno 1

http://www.zshare.net/audio/55261593d8fb931c/

Also you said you like electronic/techno style stuff so here is a sample of the nice pads the JX-3P does, the other sound is the Juno.

http://www.zshare.net/audio/552528315e60415b/



thank you my dude. im going to listen to these once i get home.

and im dont like techno. its more likee electronic, electropop. (even though i guess that is a branch off techno)

not that so much "THUMP THUMP THUMP THUMP THUMP" hahaha.

you know what im trying to say??
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By **valentin** Mon Feb 09, 2009 5:34 pm
vinyl_junkie_1620

i like the track (the morning)

and it sounds super clean, i think it wayyyy cleaner than my numark pt -01 hahaha

how did you clean it up so good? you said you didn't sample into the mpc?
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By vinyl_junkie_1620 Mon Feb 09, 2009 8:35 pm
**valentin** wrote:vinyl_junkie_1620

i like the track (the morning)

and it sounds super clean, i think it wayyyy cleaner than my numark pt -01 hahaha

how did you clean it up so good? you said you didn't sample into the mpc?


Thanks, here is everything:

The music box turntable was sampled with a mic (cant remember what) at 24bit 96Khz > converted to 24bit 44.1khz then re-cycled aka chopped each part and exported as wavs, stuck them into the EXS-24 sampler. Thats it, no eq bugger all.
(I didnt sample the music box)

Drums > Real 808 (Not mine) > into cheap casette tape machine > sampled at 24bit 44.1Khz into DAW, re-cycled and every hit mapped to a key in EXS-24 soft sampler. NO EQ or compression again lol

Bass > Roland Alpha Juno 1 played by me via midi into DAW aka logic 5 then recorded as an audio track...no eq or comp, didnt even go through a mixer just straight into sound card this time (Cheap M-Audio USB thing, horrible)

Outside sounds > some posh mics that I dont own used here lol, i'm dont know shit about mics other than the SM58 and 57 lol

Mastering > none lol

The track was only an idea I had and is still in the first stages...I did this in the summer and I havent touched it since lol
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By **valentin** Tue Feb 10, 2009 10:09 pm
vinyl_junkie_1620 wrote:
**valentin** wrote:vinyl_junkie_1620

i like the track (the morning)

and it sounds super clean, i think it wayyyy cleaner than my numark pt -01 hahaha

how did you clean it up so good? you said you didn't sample into the mpc?


Thanks, here is everything:

The music box turntable was sampled with a mic (cant remember what) at 24bit 96Khz > converted to 24bit 44.1khz then re-cycled aka chopped each part and exported as wavs, stuck them into the EXS-24 sampler. Thats it, no eq bugger all.
(I didnt sample the music box)

Drums > Real 808 (Not mine) > into cheap casette tape machine > sampled at 24bit 44.1Khz into DAW, re-cycled and every hit mapped to a key in EXS-24 soft sampler. NO EQ or compression again lol

Bass > Roland Alpha Juno 1 played by me via midi into DAW aka logic 5 then recorded as an audio track...no eq or comp, didnt even go through a mixer just straight into sound card this time (Cheap M-Audio USB thing, horrible)

Outside sounds > some posh mics that I dont own used here lol, i'm dont know **** about mics other than the SM58 and 57 lol

Mastering > none lol

The track was only an idea I had and is still in the first stages...I did this in the summer and I havent touched it since lol



nice process.

you should finish it.
By badgerous Wed May 27, 2009 9:35 am
7 1 4 Beats wrote:The New Micro Korg XL is wack cause it's still not Multi Timbral you think they would have changed it after the 1st one not being so.


Erm...I've got an XL and it IS 2-part multi-timbral :? does layer, split and multi. You can copy and paste patches into a timbre, and they're both exactly the same as each other. I like layering a piano sound underneath to give a sound some solidness. But it's multi-timbral, and very useful. I haven't found any bugs/glitches, everything works and the keyboard feels great.

The PCM/DWGSB waveforms are a good reason to choose this over the old one.
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By granma Sun Jun 21, 2009 10:39 pm
Did anybody buy this? Is it worthy? Thanks