Torque wrote:After years of doing this what i find the best thing to do is just Delete it. If a track is meant to happen it will happen. You can't force your way into it.

+1 love it to delete. i was the opposite and it was just pain

bcr would be genius if it don't feel like a 5$ toy. I have a love/hate relation with this, features are great but the knobs feel horrible.

Anyone here treated their room with proper treatment? Everyone always talking about monitors, but how important is the room itself? I was looking at http://www.realtraps.com/ its at least as important as the monitor self, especially below ~500 hz. the more you hear are to the monitor the less impor...

hey I want to push this topic a bit with a new but in a way related question. I really don't click with drumazone, my dry (!) 909 samples sound better most of the time. This is my last try with this plug-in, which is often called the best software 909. hmm... Do you have a typical processing chain f...

what's the problem with 32bit? I can only see one argument and that is very very large sample libraries.

I really don't think so. there may be a malfunction like every technical thing can have, but there is no slow degeneration process I ever heard of. and I read a lot about speakers. many professional speakers are designed to work even 24h/7 in broadcast stations etc. if you want to be sure just ask d...

steevio wrote:

tone-def wrote:what about modular drum machines?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbrdEBgj05o

explanation in modular synthesis thread.

sweet groove!

just thought i'd chime in quickly here. ^^^ that probably sounds really complicated but actually it's totally simple as fck... i think the problem is, that when you've spent a lot of time working in that way it seems so obvious (becuase it is), but if you're not familiar it might sound very complic...