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'bout a month ago I picked up a couple used Stanton STR8-150s. About week ago I picked up a used Ecler Nuo 2. About 4 days ago I picked up a Macbook. Yesterday I picked up a couple of Torq timecode vinyls and today I picked up Deckadance.

I can't wait to throw down the Jesus pose.

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Originally posted by Raphie Wow! nice desk, where did you get it? and what did it cost?

A national music shop for $250 USD.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/prod...Desk?sku=546550

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Max/MSP, the sound programming environment, to feed my growing addiction to making abrasive and otherworldly noises.

Is it for making vst's? Never really was quite sure what it was

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Originally posted by pwnage1 Is it for making vst's? Never really was quite sure what it was

Sort of. Except you can only use the VSTs that you program in Max/MSP.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Csound

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Originally posted by Raphie Had wet dreams about that digital 8 buss for a long time You will be a happy chappy

Yes i am

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Originally posted by Ry Thomas

Isn't this one of those things you use to make a mix and shag groupies - at the same time Like they jump on the machine, then you bring up a session, arm the recording, do the groupies, export the mix the was created by the repetetive motion on the faders? From what I understand, this is known as riding the faders?
Maximum respect.

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Originally posted by kitphillips Isn't this one of those things you use to make a mix and shag groupies - at the same time Like they jump on the machine, then you bring up a session, arm the recording, do the groupies, export the mix the was created by the repetetive motion on the faders? From what I understand, this is known as riding the faders? Maximum respect.

you actually made me giggle at work

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Originally posted by Raphie Almost forgot: last sunday i bought the Tone2 Warmverb,...

Same here - it's awesome!!! My next addition may or may not be the Nexus 2 upgrade, but I haven't decided yet.

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Originally posted by kitphillips Isn't this one of those things you use to make a mix and shag groupies - at the same time Like they jump on the machine, then you bring up a session, arm the recording, do the groupies, export the mix the was created by the repetetive motion on the faders? From what I understand, this is known as riding the faders? Maximum respect.

yeah something like that, all i will say is, if you can find one in good condition GET ONE ! !

Last week I picked up two cd's containing latin percussion loops and one-shots..

Just ordered myself one of these babies:

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Originally posted by pwnage1 Is [Max/MSP] for making vst's? Never really was quite sure what it was

It's basically a visual programming language for sound that lets you work with audio "objects" like oscillators and signal generators in a really flexible way. You can build synths, sequencers, effects, and basically anything else that lets you manipulate audio, modulation, or MIDI signals. It's sort of like Reaktor.

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Originally posted by alanzo Sort of. Except you can only use the VSTs that you program in Max/MSP.

Not exactly true: you can ReWire Max/MSP into a host sequencer similarly to how you would with Reason.

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Originally posted by Sonic_c i think it is a control surface for cubase etc but looks like a top of the range one

Wrong. It takes two noobs, spins them round at nearly the speed of light and collides them together.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles It's basically a visual programming language for sound that lets you work with audio "objects" like oscillators and signal generators in a really flexible way. You can build synths, sequencers, effects, and basically anything else that lets you manipulate audio, modulation, or MIDI signals. It's sort of like Reaktor. Not exactly true: you can ReWire Max/MSP into a host sequencer similarly to how you would with Reason.

I think you can make them a VST too somehow from what I heard?

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Originally posted by kitphillips I think you can make them a VST too somehow from what I heard?

I've heard of that as well.

I've only really been working with it for a few days now, so that's probably too advanced for me. So far I've just been playing with some of the included patches, not creating my own synths and stuff.

Arriving tommorow
Hopefully it will be a worthy replacement for my old Alesis M1MK2.


....also picked up the Virus Ti Desktop recently
Nothing else like it.

Next up... bass traps

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Originally posted by aquila Wrong. It takes two noobs, spins them round at nearly the speed of light and collides them together.

Dickhead!

Now now, where is the love?

Apoligies ! having a well bad day last thing i need is a comment like that lol

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Originally posted by aquila Wrong. It takes two noobs, spins them round at nearly the speed of light and collides them together.

Sawright, I laughed

In my ebay ing windowshopping fantasies I recently bought a Nord lead 3, Virus Ti, Prophet 08, Roland Fantom G, Vsynth XT, Max 5, K&H o300s and Blofeld... In reality I bought an echo indigo PCMCIA card and a new Novation Remote Sl 37. The Echo arrived today, I think it sounds amazing, but waiting for tomorrow so I can mix a real DJ set before I make any final judgements.

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Originally posted by Sonic_c Dickhead!

awwwww

What I've picked up this year:

New PC
Echo audiofire 12
Dynaudio BM12A's
Rack
Patchbay
Access Virus C desktop (sold already)
Access Virus KC
Lotsa cables

and a lot of plugins.

at least 5000 Euro well spent

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Originally posted by CReddick

Wow. I guess it really is true. One can always use "moar cowbell".

I guess the same could be said about 'Moar Analog'

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