I still find it a bit odd that Moog don't put MIDI on that range of products. They sell it in a desktop box but it only really plays nicely with a modular rig or with one of the few controller keyboards that have CV output. In the meantime Behringer clones 'em, adds MIDI and USB and sells them for a...

You haven't said how you PC died. Given that it was self-built is there anything that can be reused to make a new one? You might get away with replacing the motherboard/CPU/RAM and maybe the boot disk.

Some tags are more useful than others. Things like dark, soft, thick, slow, deep are all sensible examples to me, especially when I consider them along with categories. Slow Strings, Deep Bass, Soft Pluck etc. Other are more on the daft side. Digital, melodic, cool etc. Occasionally I'll fire up Ana...

It would probably increase my spend. I'd keep using it as an excuse to buy something - "Oh hey, I've accumulate 200 squids of pretend cash. Let's shop!" Yeah I can see how it might not work for everyone. And really I'm not even sure it works for me yet. But I thought I should give this approach a t...

I know what you are saying. I honestly have no idea how up to date my various iZotope things are or what level they are at. I do know that I have several versions installed which, given that they install the main thing plus every processor within that thing, meaning I have about half a zillion iZoto...

Free "for a limited time":

https://www.izotope.com/en/deals/neutron-elements

I imagine it will be free for other limited times in the future...

It would probably increase my spend. I'd keep using it as an excuse to buy something - "Oh hey, I've accumulate 200 squids of pretend cash. Let's shop!"

I already had the free version but I have not used it beyond the initial "play with it" thing. For me it's less interesting than their bass and drum offerings, maybe because a synth can make so many hugely different sounds whereas bass and drum sounds are very samey. But, despite that, I did recentl...

I haven't finished a song in ages. Crank up Reason most every day. This is my teenage dream and no lousy so and so on some interweb chat board is going to change that. P.S. I am getting better at whateverthe fuck it is I'm doing. Prolly the world's best at it, not bragging or nuthin... I'm no exper...

The blue thing is just down to inflationary pressures. The price of blue pixels has increased way more than the average price rise for intangible things. There is a severe shortage of blue, mostly caused by the tendency of AI art generators to draw too much sky and ocean. I don't think it's fair to...

The blue thing is just down to inflationary pressures. The price of blue pixels has increased way more than the average price rise for intangible things. There is a severe shortage of blue, mostly caused by the tendency of AI art generators to draw too much sky and ocean. I don't think it's fair to ...

It really is a cracker. They’ve got a whole load of different models. I was in for the Ram’s Head. I gave it a spin yesterday but it left me kinda confused. I don't have much experience with heavily distorted guitar tones, but why does it have to increase my signal volume so much? When my line inpu...

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16 May 2024

Liimusic wrote: ↑

16 May 2024

Yeah common guys sends some pictures… we waiting!

Just a short "story" on facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/stories/109447 ... w_single=1


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That guy on the right with his arms folded is saying "Is that all?"

He should have got the Behringer version - more stuffz, less $$$ plus USBz. What a fool.

I'd love a clip launcher in Reason but only for composition and studio recording. Since the R12 debacle I would never trust Reason in a live situation. Reason used to be rock solid but I just don't think they have a sufficiently stable platform any longer.
Other opinions are available.

I imagine the whole RS team will be working their socks off right now, trying to balance Superbooth requirements with the extra workload that an imminent new release brings. So, yes, I'd expect them to be prioritising Superbooth and then jumping onto the Beta stuff straight afterwards. I do agree th...

Hello Today I was talking to some musician friends and couple of them unanimously agreed that when panning vocals, backvocals, instruments and … to the right they feel farther away and when doing the opposite(pan to the left) they hear and feel(perceive) closer to the listener . I never felt this w...

I'd suggest just keeping it on your machine. It doesn't exactly take up much space. Nah, I don't keep software installed that I don't use anymore. I also had several other DAWs installed, but those are getting removed one by one as well. I only keep the previous major version of Reason installed to...

I've just bought Synthesizer V. https://dreamtonics.com/synthesizerv/ I've been playing with the free version for some time but I wanted more control and the new ARA extension. It's pretty good, easily the best in its field (for now). Not as good as a decent vocalist but decent vocalists can be hard...

IsoProp has worked for me on several things, including my 12 year old Suzuki car controls. Yeah, thanks for that Suzuki.

I'd suggest just keeping it on your machine. It doesn't exactly take up much space.

One thing I'm surprised hasn't been done yet is an AI program that takes your loop and makes an arrangement out of it, while adding ear candy. I find making risers, stutters and transitions boring and tedious at times. I can't remember what it's called but there is a Max 4 Live device that sort-of ...

So have they come up with a way to store some of those RE samples on another drive. I have 15GB of OS space taken up by REs. If you use your system for other things even a 500GB drive is stretching it. I stopped buying sample based REs. My RE folder is about 40Gig but it's SymLinked to another driv...

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08 May 2024

Nobody in the world plays the piano this way anyway

No but almost everyone in the world writes music from left to right, be it on a paper staff or a DAW piano roll. You might have to call your vertical notation a piano yaw.

I'd find usefull to have option to rotate the piano roll from vertical representation to horizontal It's not something I'd use but you can have the prize for the most interesting feature suggestion of the week. :thumbup: You might also be amused to hear that I think the current piano roll is "horiz...