i have had 2 rackmount synths since i started playing, and ive gotten rid of both of them. ive had 6 keyboard synths and havent sold a single one. i have many software synths and probably have not used any of them more than a handful of times. programming just does not feel right if there isnt a key...

add another vote for the sony mdr 7506s. bought these for $100 a 6 months ago and i like them a lot.

some really good trippy stuff there. the mix sounded very clean and professional, very well done.

im with jambo on this, it sounds very professional and well mixed. could definitely see some of this stuff fitting into video games. first 3 reminded me of something in a FPS, one of them sounded like it could be in DDR, there were some rpg type tracks and the last one made me want to play ecco the ...

synths/vocals/etc -> Presonus firebox -> PC (intel core duo 2.0 Ghz) -> FL Studio 6 for now. i want to use sonar 6 (mainly for 24-bit recording), but i know fl so well that i dont really want to have to learn a new daw.

a keyboard midi interface is something that will plug into your computer through your USB port and allow you to control and play Absynth. depending on what you get (a small list is below, but there are many others out there), you will have a certain number of knobs and sliders that you can assign to...

well, reason does have its merits and though it is very limited in comparison to other softwares like FL, Live, etc., it can be extremely useful to some. i know a lot of guys who do hip hop and reason is the only thing they use. to each his own. that said, the only thing i use reason for is to quick...

where's the option for "would be f**k awesome if trent didn't sing like a whiny b***h"? thats what i was looking for too. and i believe jonkull is talking about the newer s**t genre of terror ebm (or apparently aggrotech). its like ebm, BUT THEY ARE ALL BLOODY AND TERRIFYING AHHHH!! just more cooki...

only software i know of offhand that fully supports dual core right now is sonar 6. however, i do believe many (or most) softwares will be moving toward the multithreading support in the near future, so you will be better off in the long run getting a dual core processor now. prepare for the future ...

I'd actually prefer a VA/digital synth as I like the reliability and I definitely am in no position to pay for repairs to old equipment. My eventual goal is to have a rig consisting of a laptop+88 key weighted controller, so I'd like a synth that will fit in nicely. I'm wary of buying old stuff and...

did a trade with LittleRoughRhinestone. good guy, shipped on time, and the gear is great! i recommend him!

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