I guess apc and lunchpad are dead.

nakoradiomies wrote:

victorjohn wrote:

nakoradiomies wrote:well i tried to do this berghain techno..here is small snippet from it..
http://nakoradiomies.1g.fi/aani/creepsinuudet.mp3

Hey thats pretty cool!

thanks bro..i might try to finish that track then..

yep,, I really like it too.

thanks so far! steevio: i've sampled my own 909's sounds and tried to build an identical rhythm and run a comparison test. it just doesnt sound the same. good to hear that you think that too. :) if you sample a groove from the 909 and examine it in a wave editor, you can see how the beats never fall...

hi, I'm kind of obsessed with old jacking 909 house grooves, I come close, but I'm never really satisfied. I have the d16 emulation, I have samples, I tweaked a lot without the quantisation, I use different swing settings, tried to play them with my padkontrol, but there is something lacking. When I...

hey good stuff :-)

only a technical point, I think there is a bit too much resonance at the bass (I guess between 100 and 200 hz), or is it just me?

ok, I played around a bit again and at the moment I really think it's the release shape from the compressor. just my personal opinion: cubase and the sonalksis compressor sounds most of the time right (talking about the groove) for me, while the ableton compressor is often a bit to late, not on the ...

So I guess FF1 has an exponential attack and FF2 linear (at a guess). no. the attack/release curves are defined by the PEAK/RMS/OPTO modes. FF1 just acts way faster than FF2. for example if you set the lookahead of FF2 to 10ms, the results are very similar to FF1 with a 1ms lookahead. IMHO they are...

ok, nothing scientific proven, but maybe a first finding. abletons compressor seems to have an exponential release curve and cubase compressor an logarithmic. logarithmic: http://img101.imageshack.us/f/cubasesidechain.png/ exponential: http://img34.imageshack.us/i/peakff2a001r802ratioinf.png/ edit: ...