Just got a Lenovo this summer. Quite a solid machine. I'm quite happy with my T60. Runs ableton perfectly fine and I would rate it as the best computer I have ever owned. I had to reinstall the system because of some bad spy ware. All it took was for me to reboot into a special mode. Click a couple ...

listen to music. You can learn quite a bit about drums if you listen to other sequences. Another thing is to pick up a chord/scale book. This will help you get some basic notes to work with and help you stay in key. You can find references to chords and scales online... http://www.apassion4jazz.net/...

Very interesting comments here. I think overall its how you work best with the software provided. Its clear that people approach the music making process differently than others. I've used several applications over the last 6 years and haven't really found something that works quite like ableton+VST...

Not sure exactly what effect your looking for. but this is true about using the allen and heath sends. Check out the boss digital delay. http://www.bossus.com/index.asp?pg=1&tmp=14 You can achieve a similar effect with this vst. Part of the effect is changing the delay time so it wrenches the so...

Ok. So I found one so far... http://www.kiesel.is/products/freedelay/ The key to the delay i'm looking for is that you can change the timing of it and there won't be any explicit clicking. When you do this it has some sort of pitching effect that is quite interesting. Any others that you guys suggest?

Looking for VST routing system to emulate the Boss Digital Delay.

http://www.bossus.com/index.asp?pg=1&tmp=14

Any thoughts??

This tune would definetly get any techno head moving on the floor. Its very well designed and eq'd. Would be nice to mix this one.

This track has great flow. Could be a bit longer.