i need help locating a power supply for my quasimidi sirius synth. my dumbass (friend?) lost it when this synth was on loan. i googled it, no luck. went to radioshack and they sent me to best buy from best buy to guitar center, no luck. seriously confused. anybody know where i can find one?

i think they got an interesting forum over there. a lot can be learned from those guys as far as sound creation and DIY ethics concerning their gear and record labels.

i can say from my expeirence with elektron is, that its extremely simple to use but hard to contain. at least with my mnm. its so easy to lay down a groove and tweak away. my problem is that i keep tweaking everything to death. sometimes i wish it was just a little simpler i guess. elektrons are men...

if hardware's your thing then just get any old tabletop groovebox type deal and a bitrate or decimator pedal. electribes can be had cheap. i believe the em1 has a decimator built in. you could get a em1x which freakn rules in my book and save to get something like a WMD geiger counter, TSP downgrade...

so how does it stack up as a drum machine? i got more than enough synths does it hold its own as a drum machine? does it program easy? i know its a deep machine but as far as drum sounds and programming is it in the league of jomox/ elektron?

i was considering a new laptop. research showed a lot of electronic acts seem to have macs in their setup as opposed to pc's , why? freakn mac's cost like more than double that of a pc. whats so special? my arguement is that i went to a best buy and seen a pc laptop with the spec's of most home comp...

how's sampling ease on these devices? editing? the roland throws me off because i have not had good luck figuring out anything they've released post early 80's. their UI usaully suck but the machine seems like a beast soo... still i think i'm leaning towards the rs unless somebody can convince me ot...

i've been wanting a secondary sequencer for my setup. i mostly use a laptop running live for recording/ sequencing. i was between a rs7000 and a mv8000. i can get a deal on both right now and cant decide which. i've used a rm1x and digged UI/ workflow, so i'm sure i can get my head around the rs7000...

seems fairly 'pro' most rap studios i've seen are load with romplers and keyboards. the analog / digital debate dont interest most hip hoppers. dilla used a microkorg, timbaland's all over tritons, so is lil jon, and i remember seeing a notable producer on mtv cribs and he used a casio! seems like a...

i uderstand roger linn designed the initial mpc's. i used to own a 60 mk1. just a lot has been expanded since he designed it. not that he's lost touch but it just seems dave and him are aiming a little higher than they have too. as for the layout if you look the buttons are dedicated to recording /s...

the third design looks dissappointing. i prefer the second personally, it was sort of a cross between an evolver and electribe. now it looks like a menu diving machine which btw i cant stand. the same nonsense has me getting ready to lose my sfx-6. if the end design involves the third it probably lo...

if your familar with sampling definetily esx if not emx. in terms of usefulness i think both are invaluable. more creative things can be done with a sampler, IMO. realistically and just my opinion but D n' B, chill out, and trance are probably better done w/ softfynths/ samplers as your money would ...

i've been meaning to purchase a new drum machine for some time now. problem is i cant decide what suits me best. lately i've been thinking of goin old school and getting a tr909/ 808 combo. thats an expensive route considering a jomox 888 or 999 should come close in sound to both and is less expensi...

i forget the details but on decks, efx, and a 909 it list his live set-up at the time in the album notes. as far as hawtins vst/ software usage thats all after the decks, efx album. and definetly after all the albums you listed. vintage plastikman is where its at album wise for hawtin IMHO. though s...

boss/ roland sp samplers. just bout all of them feature bit reduction. sample @ the lowest audio rate then bit crush resample then overdrive/ distort! instant digital HARDCORE!