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Original Message 1/7 25-Oct-00 @ 09:42 PM - set up advise

chrismee007

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can anyone help? ive been recording stuff for about a year on a fostex fd8 multitracker, effects unit, small crappy sampler and a not so good midi keyboard. ive recently got my pc and have been coming up with some wicked stuff on fruity loops,at the moment i record everything on my fd8 but i am seriously looking at cubase although i dont really know fuck all about it. WHAT CAN CUBASE DO FOR ME? what should i buy next? plus any other advise on pc music would be very very usefull. i forgot to mention i play guitar and bass so advice on putting these sounds into my pc would be good to. cheers , chris

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Message 2/7 26-Oct-00 @ 06:45 PM - RE: set up advise

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sell the multitracker,get a nice soundcard and mixer,you can then multitrack on cubase,use your samples ,sync fruity loops,have a good interface for keyboard.

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Message 3/7 27-Oct-00 @ 12:04 PM - RE: set up advise

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well... you cant sync fruity it has to be master - check out the LM9 review on the frontpage, i can tell you that plus rewired rebirth makes a MASSIVE arsenal for drums when you add the further power of loops on audio tracks, all mixed down on dedicated channels with fx & eq... and then there is other synth type vst instruments a-plenty and other drums too like the LM4 (bigger sister) & the SC-drums etc... then there is rebirth 'mods' which add new drums sounds like having a new drum box... you can make tracks in vst with nothing else if you are realistic about the music you are making...

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Message 4/7 30-Oct-00 @ 04:34 AM - RE: set up advise

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Keep the multitracker and buy cubase.Then when you figure out it's more useful as a sequencer you have a sequencer and a Hard Disk recorder.

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Don't sell the FD-8 get an ADAT card and use the FD-8 to interfase within cubase then you can record live sounds and drop them into cubase to edit or mixdown w/ bye.

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Message 5/7 30-Oct-00 @ 04:52 AM - RE: set up advise

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LM9 is that free?LM4 takes 90 or so free megabytes of memory to run w/ cubase and rebirth it wont run on a machine w/128MB of RAm.is Lm9 for the Mac is it just a grid so I can make grid beatz in my mac and drop em in the S5000 or MPC?i guess icould go to steinberg net and check it out.I hope it's a standard VST plug in cause my TC software has a modular and they've got a fat MERCURY 1 synth.All in all I do think that the pro % plug in sounds like a prophet it's just a lil smooth and more stable or something.but it' definitely not warmer cause my friend has areal P5 and we A/Bd em.this is drum grooves so i'll shut up.If I could get a drum machine and a 16 step seq that comes w/ the TC editor I won't ever have to open that blasted cubase again.ha ha ha ha

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Latency sux grids are funner.

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Message 6/7 30-Oct-00 @ 05:54 AM - RE: set up advise

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h: it only takes that kind of memory if you load up the huge ass wizoo kits which are 24 bit and have many velocity-switched layers

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Message 7/7 30-Oct-00 @ 10:05 AM - RE: set up advise

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sure, you dont have to use all the slots in a kit, just what you need which'll be 2-3mb or so max for most average dance kits

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