there's a problem with these two: - wide sound range - 100% analog Any possible product at the moment that fits your requirement even closely will basically just be a TR-ish type thing.. unless you had a midi controllable modular drum machine or something! :D You're not going to get beyond these ba...

How about a modular system? A mixture of normal synthesis modules for complex sounds and perhaps some of the Concussor modules for basics? i have a modular, which I have made many percussive sounds on and then sampled, the idea of having a drum machine is to have something i can work with outside o...

there's a problem with these two: - wide sound range - 100% analog Any possible product at the moment that fits your requirement even closely will basically just be a TR-ish type thing.. unless you had a midi controllable modular drum machine or something! :D You're not going to get beyond these bas...

How about a modular system?

A mixture of normal synthesis modules for complex sounds and perhaps some of the Concussor modules for basics?

1. How many of you use more than one dedicated delay unit (not built into the instrument)? Yes, I do. (2) 2. Is it normal to use only one reverb unit for the entire mix (where/how do you insert it in the mix)? I dunno about normal or not.. just do what works. in regards to the second part of 2 and a...

The system you choose won't stop you from using any plugin/music software, it will just determine how many plugins/tracks you can run simultaneously.. I use a dual 2.16ghz c2d still and it's fine as long as I dont stack up a bunch of the really ridiculous mastering plugins on top of all the instrume...

You could build a TR-9090?

I like using effects on hihats, things like phaser, bit reduction, filtering.. anything I guess.

sure it's a good idea if the price is not an issue.. proper flight cases that wont fail are expensive. 0- eg pelican brand, etc

Yeah I'd be careful if they have top/bottom vents, maybe put something between them to space them without blocking the vent..

So... a small portion of the population uses the term swap file.

Doesn't change my point at all.. Calling it a swap file will confuse windows users.

Ashe37 wrote:BTW, I'm sure apple calls it something else and some mac purist out there is fuming over me using the term swap file...

What operating system are you claiming calls it a swap file?

windows refers to it as virtual memory or a paging file.

if you can, use solid foam blocks placed on the panel either side of the knobbed sections, so that there's a kind of physical barrier from anything smashing the knobs.. Then I use a combination of bubble wrap + packing foam around the item, then I use scrunched up newspaper to fill out the bulk of t...

^ Although the others are all multitimbral (besides the original MK & the Gaia)

Keep Tetra

Get machinedrum UW or Octatrack