I live in my studio rather than have a studio in my home. I have one room with a mattress and records, the other room has nothing but 202, 303, 505, 606, 808, 909 and so on. Never had any complains whatsoever. On the other hand, I have no door bell, hehe. If you ever miss living in a real home, jus...

I live in my studio rather than have a studio in my home.
I have one room with a mattress and records, the other room has nothing but 202, 303, 505, 606, 808, 909 and so on.
Never had any complains whatsoever. On the other hand, I have no door bell, hehe.

Ronny Pries wrote:UAD-Fairchild which is simply a class of its own and the incredible freebie "Density" by Bootsy.

I agree. I almost never use anything else than my UAD plugins and the Liquid Mix.

I've uploaded a few clips where I compare the TB-303 to some of it's clones: TB-303 vs. X0xb0x vs. ABL 2.10 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6cL0f8bajM TB-303 vs. Futureretro Revolution http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkALw4qZbRE TB-303 vs. Acidlab Bassline vs. ABL 2.00 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...

im gonna buy them to. great hardware. do you also have the extra box to load samples in the machine, or only the standard presets? If you mean the User Wave option, which means I can load samples and also resample live, yes I have that. Wouldn't wanna live without it, even though I also have an MPC...

I just got some wood for two of my babies.







The MachineDrum UW is my fav gear.
The MS synths (MS-10/MS-20/MS-50) will always stay in my studio too.

eryx666 wrote:nice one, they sholud make a stickers for keybord

Yeah, that would be great!

Vitamin L is a system of over 100 shortcuts and tools developed for speeding up the workflow in Ableton Live. It combines accelerated access to most frequently performed tasks with many functionality enhancements.

It's only for Windows though...

http://tonearm.net/musictools/vitaminl.html