can't go wrong with a high end HP and windows 7 from my experience. Got a DV6 and it's given me nothing but f**k s**t, hot, no battery life. doesn't even record music properly, it screw's with my soundcard and delete's sections. the charger f**k itself in 2 months. maybe not high end, But i'm still...

the FZ-1 is a lot technically better than the X7000. and if you're looking for something to compliment your MPC you should get something that sounds different. My vote goes to the FZ-1.

Automatic Gainsay wrote:

RobotHeroes wrote:Oh wow. I was flipping through the channels and saw this on FOX News.



Chilling stuff.

:::sweats::::

Uh... no! No, that wasn't me. That was... um... some other... uh... person. Fox News is LYING.

as if faux news would lie.

These with a copy of Renoise is actually a tempting idea. renoise is shockingly system efficient when hosting vsti.

plus if you have one of the linux one's it will run on it!

Confession: i used to think you we're a douche for only using FM8 before i heard your stuff.

lucky bastard

Oh wow. I was flipping through the channels and saw this on FOX News. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2686/4251843713_86a287068a_o.jpg Chilling stuff. Ooh, the linndrum II really is duke nukem if-ever! it's started off with massive hype, taken forever, undergone several massive changes, and in 2009 ...

They give into the workstations owners and pretty soon people will want all the crappy yami PSS' and casio consumer boards... Easy there. I'd actually love to get more info on the earlier analog Casiotones. I've got a wooden one with a light pen, analog drums, and organ tabs and I gotta say it's pr...

bgf1973 wrote:I think that the best choice to begin is the KORG MICROKORG.

I went with the korg microkorg as my first synth, absolutely 100 % regret it. my vote goes to second hand JP-8000

tallowwaters wrote:do do do dominator...

Just want to kiss myself....

virus B sounds good, or a jp-8000!

Nice stuff on there, some great programming on the andy!

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very cool track. as soon as the drums came in i was hooked. love the deadpan vocals.

The entire album is full of some really nice stuff actually.

CS_TBL wrote:oO

You want to recommend a NES tracker for chiptunes over a generic VSTi-tracker which everyone can use with his favorite plugins and virtual instruments (or even hardware via MIDI-out)? It does have mouse support, you know..

because it has been by far the easiest tracker i have ever used.