prussell wrote:

brooksmosher wrote:btw, when are you gonna let me hear some tracks?

when you move back here.
you know they only make sense in Detroit....

ha ha ha... very funny.

ask Lee Perry.

prussell wrote:

brooksmosher wrote:just do a high pass shelf on the delay return above 100 hertz.

and there you have it.
when are you moving back here??

btw, when are you gonna let me hear some tracks?

prussell wrote:

brooksmosher wrote:just do a high pass shelf on the delay return above 100 hertz.

and there you have it.
when are you moving back here??

where, to Ferndale? i guess as soon as i pick up a TR-707 and a Space Echo...

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apply the delay to the high freq's only. but if the kick/bass and delay is in mono it should be fine, correct? it probably wouldn't. applying delay to the low bass frequencies would make the whole track sound muddy, i think. the delayed bass would probably interfere with the kick drum and other sou...

none. that is to say, in Ableton i always turn swing off by default; once in a great while if an element doesn't sit correctly i'll try it as a fix, but it usually doesn't work for me. +1 the swing feature in Live (at least up to Live 6) doesn't feel right to me. maybe it's too perfect, which is wh...

I just bought a yamaha RS7000 second hand and I think its lovely. The sequencer is unreal. funny you mention that. I've been after an RS7000 for years, I missed one on ebay for 275 once, computer froze right at the 10seconds to close the bidding. I've seen up as high as $700 I think the RS7000 is t...