I would probably take a sample and split it; for example I would have the low frequency parts of the sample on one channel and the high frequency parts of the same sample on another channel, then route it back to one channel with the effects on how exactly? are you sending the same signal of the sa...

That sucks man. Time to do some detective work! Was it the random turkish terrorist? I didn't mind too much. I just think its sad for the people who visit my blog for vst info... it is sad, thank god i went on there a few days ago and found the vst info i was looking for before this happened! i rea...

stupid marketing from these guys, but im missing how this is any different from the hundreds of reaktor ensembles and other vst's that do the exact same thing?

according to the Live 7 audio fact sheet they say it's extremely important to match the sample rate of any samples to the overall session. most of the sounds i have are 44.1 so i stay with that. Live says that you will experience a loss of quality doing it any other way and that you should convert y...

also an extra tip; if you can simply run your main outs through an analog mixer and back into your DAW you might find it improves the sound - you'll need a stereo input on your soundcard of course. I know about the first tip but can you elaborate on this on?! Thnx Tasos run your master output from ...

livecollective wrote:mbase 01


fucking amazing. so thick. so pretty. never leave home without it.

+1 on that

this thing should end all the threads about how to get a solid kick in a track. very easy to use and tweak as well

also an extra tip; if you can simply run your main outs through an analog mixer and back into your DAW you might find it improves the sound - you'll need a stereo input on your soundcard of course. I know about the first tip but can you elaborate on this on?! Thnx Tasos run your master output from ...

there are infinite ways to control a set, just find what feels most natural for you. some people use full tracks and use efx while others break it down into loops and improvise. some people probably do both at the same time for a smooth transition dont try mixing ultra busy parts of the loops togeth...