whenever i hear sound module i automatically think rompler.. but if we're talking about synths, which i assume is the case, then there are much cheaper alternatives available in the software realm. there are lots of software synths that stack up against their hardware counterparts. IMO you shouldn'...

whenever i hear sound module i automatically think rompler.. but if we're talking about synths, which i assume is the case, then there are much cheaper alternatives available in the software realm. there are lots of software synths that stack up against their hardware counterparts. IMO you shouldn't...

thanks for that link. this will make things a lot easier for me.

i also don't know what you're trying to achieve. are you trying to achieve a multiband effect? if so what i like to do is use a graphic band EQ and i send my original signal to various busses. from there i can separate the frequencies into low, mids and highs. then i buss all of them again and mess ...

i've been looking at drumaxx and audio damage tattoo. unfortunately audio damage don't do demos so..

the unnamable by samuel beckett, pygmy by chuck palahniuk and the computer music tutorial.

wtf is up with that video? whoever was in charge of that shoot should be fired. i just use a combo of reaper/wavosaur/audacity for editing but i've been looking at acon acoustica. but tbh i don't think i need anything atm that my current setup can't handle.

woops i had my pricing wrong. the vengeance drum synth is 135pounds, 150euro and 199dollars. taking into consideration the mbase is 220 it really makes the price of the vengeance plugin seem even more god damn ridiculous.