thinking about doing the same as well... well, not delete but transfer the "garbage" on a hold hard drive where years of garbage already are. maybe one day I'll crawl thru the vast amount of unfinished stuff and extract my own samples. fresh start is a good start. like when you buy a synth...

consider getting a solid state drive for faster and quieter operation, prices are dropping down slow.

again, a nice tutorial, very useful, thanks a lot man.

struck at home with a flu, gonna play with some delay.

i have a doepfer mcv4 which i use to convert midi from ableton in cv/gate to the sh-101. how would you use it to sync the 909 with ableton? i send midiclock to the 909 form ableton via an esi midi thing and the 9, so that start, stop and tempo are in sync but the 909 sequencer still works. that woul...

from the title i thought this was a thread about covering gear when not in use against dust. something I do, since at the moment i only have time to hit the studio on weekends (well, normaly, haven't been in the studio since some time now). In fact i promised steevio to check the tempo of my 909 but...

thanks for the tutorial!
i never used ableton chorus a lot so i'm definitively gonna try out your tips.

you may want to correct this typo:

...parameters add by the developers at Ableto.

remember if you ever buy a drum machine, it will eat a 16ch mixer alive. you simply must have seperate channels for each sound, or whats the point of buying an analogue mixer. just a thought I can only second that. you never have too many channels, expecially if you go hardware... even more if you ...

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