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for the first time in ages last night. Whilst my gear is very poor compared to my software in terms of quality, I got some decent sounds out of it and had a good laugh. Whilst I still think s/w is more practical and often better sounding, I must concede that hardware is more fun. I'm going to have to sort out a low latency soundcard soundcard with decent midi support and get a few more midi controllers to allow that sort of hands on control for all my software. |
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record! |
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I was actually looking for my tape recorder (mixer isn't wired up to my PC at the moment) to record it last night, but realised I'd binned it a few months back as it had broken and had way too much flutter. It was almost like a flanger, I should have kept it as an FX unit. One thing I really dislike about music with hardware is the rigmarole/difficulty of saving it all for later editing/remixing, or even if you want to work on it over more than one sitting. Getting all the patterns/fx/signal routing/wiring etc. the same, even with my limited setup is a nightmare when you don't have an external sequencer and patch bay. I can see why in "the olden days" people used to do a track in one go. It's like using a demo copy of software and having to render to .wav whether it's finished or not. Once I move into my new place I'm going to rebuild an old machine and run it just as a sequencer. The newer PC will remain the main software/pc based production machine. |
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on your own? what hardware? |
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the crowd gave thansk |
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On my own. I've not played with anyone else in ages. I've been meaning to meet up with some lads in Bristol for a proper jam for a few months though. Kit list: 2xPDX2000 PMC 06 PRO D ER-1 EA-1 Radio tuned to static (routed to audio in on ER-1) Yamaha Portasound (forget what model) Kaoss Pad All going into a PMC-270A |
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I read the title and though your hardware was jamming up, like glitching and breaking. That wouldn't be good. |
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Damnit, I want so much to have a hardware jam with some people from this messageboard. If anyone is ever in Florida (i'll drive to you but I can't drive much farther than FL, lol), I've got 4 keyboards (2 Synths + 1 circuit bent casio + 1 un-bent casio), a 115watt keyboard amp, 2 NICE guitars and like 3 not so nice ones, drums (my roomate's $1500 digital set), 100watt guitar amp, standalone vocoder unit, mics.... basically all my money invested into music gear has gone into hardware. I have yet to purchase a single bit of software, but those are the next things on my list. |
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My Uncle lives in Florda, West Palm Beach. He's single and he's a rich mother fucker. |
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how does he feel about young, unestablished(is that a word?) musicians looking for sponsors? :D |
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Probably not. He just got his masters degree in Human Relations, and became a professor at the college he graduated from all within the same year. And he's not even 40 yet! |
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which college, if you don't mind me asking? it might be the one I attend. :D |
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Working with hardware really gets the creativity going. |
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Agreed. I find software to be very uninspiring. Probly because I work on the computer most of my day. |
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id love to hardware jam w/ impakt... get some really fucked up electro going |
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