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[REFLEX] from Western Canada on 2001-05-02 00:53 [#00005349]



I would like to get some stuff going... music of course. And
I would like to know what equipment I should purchase? If
you could let me know of site and info on certain equipment.
Thanks.


 

Fresch from Trondheim on 2001-05-02 00:59 [#00005350]



Soundforge 4.5 (www.sonicfoundry.com)
DreamStation is definately worth checking
out!(www.dreamstation.de)
Vaz Modular...(www.maz-sound.com)
Buzz is cool..



 

Quoth from Lincoln on 2001-05-02 01:05 [#00005353]



1: rolandus.com
2: vintagesynth.com
3: musiciansfriends.com
4: drummachine.com
5: panasonic.com (the company that sells TECHNICS
TURNTABLES)
6: ebay.com (find everything for cheap, some stuff at least)


 

[REFLEX] from Western Canada on 2001-05-02 01:38 [#00005354]



Are these places that I can order from? What kind of
equipment would be good? I want to make tracks kinda like
Aphex Twin, kinda with more big beats.. hard to describe
what I want.. what pieces do i need?


 

Quoth from Lincoln on 2001-05-02 03:59 [#00005357]



you can research find and buy what you're looking for all at
those places

->check out vintagesynth.com first for everything...look for
anything, because they have EVERYTHING imaginable that the
techno people use


 

jere doll on 2001-05-02 05:11 [#00005361]



check out native instruments software like reactor and
battery. They know what they are doing.Try
www.drummachine.com
www.novamusik.com
www.native-instrument.de
.....JereDoll


 

jeredoll on 2001-05-02 05:13 [#00005362]



www.native-instruments.com
forgot the s


 

velocity_kendall from in here on 2001-05-02 11:28 [#00005389]



Stienberg GRM Tools .

I fell of my chair when i heard them . . . .


 

SWAI from Denmark on 2001-05-02 12:07 [#00005394]



are you sure you dont just wanna start with some software or
something?

i recomend FRUITYLOOPS !!!

really try it!

www.fruityloops.com

and

www.hitsquad.com

to find all kinds of software! really try it


 

Glitch from New Zealand ( www.mp3.com/tendrils ) on 2001-05-02 12:32 [#00005395]



Tell you what, save yourself some trouble and terrible
sounds and make sure you dont get into midi, Unless of
course you want to buy an expensive sampler, mmmm, sampler


 

[REFLEX] from Western Canada on 2001-05-02 15:04 [#00005403]



no I don['t want anything annoying...... really no midi
stuff. I doubt it. Samplers.. yes. I want to be able to make
my own shite.


 

ilikechainsaws on 2001-05-02 17:08 [#00005410]



www.FINDSOUNDS.com

need a wacky sound for your tracker?
Try



 

po{e} from the uk on 2001-05-02 18:16 [#00005415]



al this crappy sofware stuff............

any one have experience with a Roland JP8000?

they look really good but are expensive so i dont know
wether to buy one


 

gotmeth? on 2001-05-02 19:32 [#00005420]



i have a JP8000. PHATTY! one of my fav. synths, next to
the good ole Nord


 

hevquip from a crabs carriage on 2001-05-02 20:57 [#00005430]



dont buy software, it's too easy to use and a lot of people
make crap with it.

if you like drums go with a TR 707. it has no effects, but
it has individual outs for each sound for that stuff. i'm
going to pick one up after my HR 16 comes in.

i'm having trouble as to what kind of analogue synths to
get. i'd like to get an RS-09, and then another keyboard.
what keyboards do you guys suggest? maybe a TG33,
D-50,SY-22?


 

[REFLEX] from Western Canada on 2001-05-02 22:23 [#00005437]



Hmmmm Well.... I need to find a place to buy this shit in my
city. I know there are places here......just need to get my
hands on them. Hmm.


 

Quoth from Lincoln on 2001-05-02 22:40 [#00005438]



hevquip & poe... I have experience on a JP-8000 and all of
the Jupiters. Currently I own 1 jp and a juno 60 w/a tape
DCB controller hooked up to it. PHAT analog sounds. FRUITY
LOOPS BLOWS ASS. it's for those people who don't want to
take the time in creating it themselves and rather just fill
in dots. I would not suggest it.


 

[REFLEX] from Western Canada on 2001-05-02 23:03 [#00005441]



well ive heard some nice stuff been done on fruity loops and
acid and such.. but I want to go for the hard equipment...
like the synths.. and so on.


 

Edward from home sweet home on 2001-05-03 00:37 [#00005443]



As I remember there was also r ubber duck or ducky
something like that, anyone use this one?


 

od from australia on 2001-05-03 05:50 [#00005472]



yeah fruity is quite good
it seems cheesy and stuff at first but with a little
practise you can make some truly wired music on it. also get
drumsynth to make weird sounds.


 

.. on 2001-10-02 07:10 [#00038306]



..


 

Wizard MaC from Amersfoort on 2001-10-02 09:46 [#00038345]



FRUITY SAVES ALL OF US
yeah it rules
I used to use trackers but I can make my song sound much
greater in FL

reaktor is great
coagula is great
audiomulch is great
rebirth is great



 

hevquip from a giraffes throat on 2001-10-02 16:48 [#00038390]



anyone have experience with a dr 550 mkII drum machine? a
guy is willing to give it to me i give him my mmt-8
sequencer.


 

Geonime from United Kingdom on 2001-10-02 16:50 [#00038391]



Fruityloops can create excellent sounds if you just try for
long enough - I use it for creating tunes, not drum loops.


 


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