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Posted by Existo22 on Dec-13-2009 15:41:

The man in the mirror.
Now watch it there boy. I am a very strong guy with big muscles that can kick your ass


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Dec-13-2009 15:52:

Have you ever been in a turkish prison?


Posted by Existo22 on Dec-13-2009 16:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Have you ever been in a turkish prison?


Nope. *Grabs him by the colar and slaps him in the face* What is this some fucking interrogation?


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Dec-13-2009 16:04:

Who is your daddy and what does he do?


Posted by Existo22 on Dec-13-2009 16:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Who is your daddy and what does he do?


My daddy?
WTF? Mofo you don't know me!
You get one more pass. Ask me some dumb shit again and...


Posted by Ry Thomas on Dec-13-2009 16:20:

Why you selling the Roland?


Posted by Existo22 on Dec-13-2009 16:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Ry Thomas
Why you selling the Roland?

I don't even know what the hell you are talking about. What roland?


Posted by Ry Thomas on Dec-13-2009 16:27:

The JD-800


Posted by Existo22 on Dec-13-2009 16:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Ry Thomas
The JD-800


I ain't selling no JD-800 idiot. Now beat it


Posted by Ry Thomas on Dec-13-2009 16:31:

This you?

And this?

Why are you selling the Roland?

'IDIOT'


Posted by alanzo on Dec-13-2009 16:37:

So would it be a thread hijack if I went BACK on topic?

Some thoughts from a post I made in the Studio Pr0n thread :

I sold my TI this past summer after owning it for about three years and designing a sound bank (see my sig). The main reasons:

*Using the Virus|Control is way too buggy and kind of sucked the fun out of owning a hardware instrument. The synth has gotten so damn complicated that you practically *have* to use the software interface to get reasonable access to all its features, but it's buggy and annoying -- always adding little clips and digital artifacts into the track as well as voices randomly cutting out when the CPU load goes up. Then, when you play through the track again, it would either sound perfect or there would be voices cutting out/digital artifacts somewhere else! Inconsistent and very annoying.

*I didn't feel the instrument was capable of anything that my current line up can't do better (Waldorf Q, Waldorf XT, Nord Lead 3, Alesis Andromeda).

*The instruments character is a bit too easy to pick up on. In this genre, I think it to be detrimental if someone can hear that you're using the same damn thing everyone else does. Makes you seem uninspired.


Posted by Existo22 on Dec-13-2009 16:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Ry Thomas

And this?

Why are you selling the Roland?

'IDIOT'



Opps totally forgot about this till you linked the thread.
Yeah well one of our producers is selling a keyboard . It ia a roland JD-800 that he started at $0.01. And I was telling him not to start the auction so low because the JD800 sell for $700-800 on ebay but he said he want to price it low to sell it and buy his friends and family Christmas gifts Anyway... Now that you mention it and everything I think the keyboard is used by producers such as rabbit in the moon and armin van buuren. Anyway...


Posted by Ry Thomas on Dec-13-2009 16:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Existo22
Opps totally forgot about this till you linked the thread.


I had a feeling you would


Posted by Existo22 on Dec-13-2009 16:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Ry Thomas

And this?

Why are you selling the Roland?

'IDIOT'


Yeah now that you mention it and everything it looks like this keyboard is still really low in price. With all the other Jd-800 keyboards on ebay at $700-$1200 this JD-800 is starting at $0.01 and it is still way cheaper than all the other JD-800 keyboards on ebay ...


Posted by Stef on Dec-13-2009 17:25:

quote:
Originally posted by hexadecimal
I love seeing advice being given by the guy who is still trying to figure out how to get audio out of his MIDI port.


quote:
Originally posted by DJ Robby Rox
You couldn't quite possibly be dumb enough to wanna start with me.


Pretty much.


Posted by hexadecimal on Dec-14-2009 00:30:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Robby Rox
You couldn't quite possibly be dumb enough to wanna start with me.



Are you going to beat me up?


Posted by Anakratis on Dec-14-2009 03:13:

Thanks to everyone who actually "ANSWERED" my post.

I appreciate your guys' word


Posted by alanzo on Dec-14-2009 03:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Anakratis
Thanks to everyone who actually "ANSWERED" my post.

I appreciate your guys' word


This thread turned into a big pile of shit, didn't it? Congratulations to all on the pissing match.


Posted by johncannons1 on Dec-14-2009 03:32:

Re: Virus TI Snow - is it worth it?

quote:
Originally posted by Anakratis
Alright, so I'm thinking of purchasing the Snow version of the Virus TI. I know that this thing can produce massive sound, and 4-Part Multitimbral should be enough.

I am just wondering if anyone here has had any experience with this thing, and if it is worth buying this thing, or should I save for the higher models or something else?


i got a TI a couple of months ago.. and have never looked back. the sounds that comes out is amazing just wat i needed..

i have a mac. sometimes i do notice not dropping when im using alot of voices. which technically shouldnt happen but the next update hopfeully should finally fix it all. the last update fixed most things for me personally..in a couple of tracks lately ive used it on 4 or 5 different leads all going at the same time and its fine. and then sometimes ive used 2 leads and some notes drop. but i find that it never drops on just one lead.

i say get it. IMO
im loving life since i bought myn. seriously


Posted by Energy_3 on Dec-14-2009 15:41:

Moderator Hello, your either stuck on the crapper or on holiday


Posted by Waza on Dec-14-2009 16:01:

Is �700 for a Ti desktop a good price?


Posted by tehlord on Dec-14-2009 16:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Waza
Is �700 for a Ti desktop a good price?



Yes


Posted by isrefel on Dec-14-2009 19:02:

alot of producer want the quick and easy route...there is none. you can produce phat sound on almost any vst... its all about learning sound design....then a couple of years down the line invest on a virus if you like that sound. Do not buy if you magical think it going to make ure tunes better cau u will be disappointed

isrefel


Posted by alanzo on Dec-15-2009 01:20:

quote:
Originally posted by isrefel
alot of producer want the quick and easy route...there is none. you can produce phat sound on almost any vst... its all about learning sound design....then a couple of years down the line invest on a virus if you like that sound. Do not buy if you magical think it going to make ure tunes better cau u will be disappointed

isrefel


Agreed. Very true. But the nice thing about the Virus is that you can resell it easily. Just try doing that with VSTis. Even if the VSTi company does allow you to transfer, they may charge you or limit the number of transfers. But even if they have no restrictions on transfers, you're still going to have to deal with them which is an annoyance. Access doesn't give a crap if you resell your Virus.


Posted by Anakratis on Dec-15-2009 02:59:

Thanks guys, I actually got a good deal on eBay. Purchased secondhand, a Used Access Virus TI Desktop for $1100. You guys think it's a good deal?


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