I use my virus for a few drum sounds here and there, but mostly I just use battery 3

If I'm doing live drums I use my roland V drum kit into a few fx boxes, or I mic up my pearl kit.

just listened to the updated version very very very pop. reminds me a bit of anything box's album 'worth' you should make the vocals a bit louder, they are too low overall this sounds like a good start though! your voice isn't half bad either, but you should try to get a bit more into it, you sound ...

just listened to this, I really like the melody and the sounds, everything is very gentle, not the usual fare I hear from the MEK! This isn't a bad thing either! overall I like the track, its very chill, I could see myself studying to this good work man, you're making me really want an MEK! are you ...

hfinn wrote:it sort of reminds me of Tara Bush's album.

Busch*

it really reminds me of The Coors, or just her old Felt Mountain stuff, if it was using guitars and pianos instead of synths

f**k great purchase man!

lets hear some sounds asap!

for the record, my original comment was not directed at sensorium, and it was also in jest.

but it was just too funny to see him get so offended

it seems everyone hates on it because they cant afford it. if it was $1000 or less everyone would be saying how amazing it is there was the same kind of 'this is total c**p' hoopla when the iphone came out and everyone still bought one :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Maybe you should check the ...

it seems everyone hates on it because they cant afford it.

if it was $1000 or less everyone would be saying how amazing it is

there was the same kind of 'this is total c**p' hoopla when the iphone came out and everyone still bought one

one thing you can do that was used a lot to fatten up DX sounds back in the day:

layer the same take on two channels in your recording software and set them apart a bit so you get a bit of a detune ala two oscillators.

that makes the part sound so much better, i do it a lot with my tx81z

pricklyrobot wrote:

Joey wrote:are you done?

Yep.

i just realized you were the OP of the steel guitar comment

in that case, I misunderstood what YOU were saying, but I guess you've caught onto that by now

anyway

attempting to be clever i misunderstood what he was saying, its very easy to misinterpret things on message boards. it still has nothing to do with the moog guitar. an all steel electric guitar (Which is what I understood by his post) that is held like an electric guitar would still most likely sou...

No, it would sound like a pedal steel guitar. We're not talking about a guitar made of steel we're talking about a pedal steel guitar. Which is a multi stringed guitar that is built into a table-like housing. The pedal steel also incorporates pedals which can change the pitch of single or multiple ...

...You don't seen Fender or Gibson coming up with new designs like these.... What about the Gibson Les Paul Robot that came out 6 months or so ago? It was supposed to be the next innovation in guitar technology. -Pilot automatic tuning does not affect playing style or open up new avenues for playin...

ask him if it goes away when he turns the unit on, and if the rest of stuff still displays as normal when turned on.

if not, it is a case of broken LCD.

if it is workable though i'd say pick it up for sure.

(as in if it only obscures one or two parameters or goes away when turned on).

No, it would sound like a pedal steel guitar. We're not talking about a guitar made of steel we're talking about a pedal steel guitar. Which is a multi stringed guitar that is built into a table-like housing. The pedal steel also incorporates pedals which can change the pitch of single or multiple ...