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Originally posted by siastyle The only way you can rock pro tools or logic if your loaded and can buy a lot of hardware.

umm... logic is cheaper than cubase. also, once you factor in the cost of an audio interface, an mbox + protools is cheaper than a crap interface and cubase.

your oppinion fails, sorry buddy lol.

Yes, but his opinion fails because everyone knows that the ultimate setup is ejay rewired into reason rewired into pro tools.

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Originally posted by kitphillips ejay rewired into reason rewired into pro tools

rewired into basshunter

Whoah! Rewired into Basshunter! Jeez no wonder your tracks sound better than mine! Are you really LordofBass in disguise!??? Or maybe just Tiesto?

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Originally posted by kitphillips Are you really LordofBass in disguise!???

Good to see him still going strong.

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Originally posted by palm they use others

I stepped up to Others v3.0 and it was the best money I ever spent.

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Originally posted by Beyer Good to see him still going strong.

This guy is a legend...No...he's LORD-OF-BASS...If I ever get signed I promise to dedicate a remix to LoB..I'll even call it the LoB Remix.

people like lord of bass amaze me. do you ever look at guys like that and just wonder how they live? how they function in society?

rubez is another example. how many pages of replies did he get, telling him to gtfo? wouldn't you stop and think "gee. like... maybe i actually AM acting like a tard."

No. This is the internet. Fuck everyone!!!

I actually feel sorry for those people... I'm going to put lord of bass' apparent stupidity down to a poor command of the english language, he maybe just didn't understand what was going on that well and maybe we misunderstood some things he said. Maybe he didn't mean to be so hilariously arrogant, I don't know. I guess if I tried to conduct a complicated conversation in greek I might have the same problem.

As for Rubez.... I don't remember that well, but maybe he had some sort of internet Asbergers or something.... It's certainly wierd to get agressive like he did, although I can understand when people get hurt when they ask a question and people flame them around here. I guess I'm inclined to be charitable.

Who gives a shit, at the end of the day, all that counts is if it sounds like you wanted it to, no matter how you get there.

Personally, Reason re-wired into Cubase is the ideal combo for me although, the new Reason w/ the Arpeggiator and Thor is pretty much capable of being a stand-alone DAW if you know it inside out.

ABOVE AND BEYOND | Paul van Dyk on recording In Between

Computers, DAW/recording software, consoles

Apple MacBook Pro (2), Mac G5 2.5 GHz running Apple Logic Pro 7 and Ableton Live 6, 23-inch Ci nema Display

Euphonix System 5-MC Integrated

Workstation
Audio Mixing System

Mackie C4 Control Pro, Control Universal with seven Control Universal XT extensions

M-Audio UC33e Advanced USB MIDI control surface

RME Intelligent Audio Solutions HDSP

MADI
Card with 64 I/O, ADI-648 MADI to ADAT interface, (8) ADI8DS Converter


Hardware synths


Access Virus TI P�lar

Alesis Andromeda

Clavia Nord Lead Rack

Korg Trinity

M-Audio Keystation Pro 88 MIDI keyboard

Novation Supernova Module

Roland JP-8000, Juno-106, JV-1080, TR-808, TR-909, TB-303




DJ mixer, sampler/drum machine

Allen & Heath Xone:3D DJ mixer

Akai MPC2500 sampling workstation



EQs, compressors, effects

Aphex Dominator II Master Kompressor

iZotope Ozone 3 mastering effects

Native Instruments Spektral Delay

Sonalksis TBK2 Digital Grimebox sonic
degradation plug-in

Waves Platinum Bundle


Software synths, plug-ins

Arturia Prophet V Prophet 5/VS synth

Music Lab Real Guitar

Native Instruments Massive, Komplete 4

Rob Papen Albino 3, BLUE

Spectrasonics Atmosphere Dream Synth
Module, Stylus RMX Realtime Groove
Module, Trilogy Total Bass Module



Monitors

KRK 7000Bs, V12S subwoofer

***Ferry Corsten***

Computer, DAW, recording hardware
Intel Pentium 4 3.2 GHz PC, running Cubase SX3 software, with 400 GB worth of hard drives
MOTU HD192 interface
Console
Sony DMX-R100 mixing console

Compressor, effects and plug-ins effects
Focusrite Red 3 Dual Channel Compressor
Lexicon PCM91 reverb
TC Electronic D-Two Multitap Rhythm Delay, FireworX multi-effects processor
Waves Platinum Bundle plug-ins

Synths, modules, software, drum machine
Access Virus Indigo, Virus TI synths
Alesis Andromeda A6 synth
Clavia Nord Rack 3 synth
Native Instruments Komplete 3 software package
Roland JP-8000 synth, TB-303 bass synth, TR-909 drum machine, V-Synth, XV-3080 rack synth
Spectrasonics Trilogy and Atmosphere soft synths

Monitors
Mackie HR824s

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Originally posted by DJDIRTY ABOVE AND BEYOND | Paul van Dyk on recording In Between Computers, DAW/recording software, consoles Apple MacBook Pro (2), Mac G5 2.5 GHz running Apple Logic Pro 7 and Ableton Live 6, 23-inch Ci nema Display Euphonix System 5-MC Integrated Workstation Audio Mixing System Mackie C4 Control Pro, Control Universal with seven Control Universal XT extensions M-Audio UC33e Advanced USB MIDI control surface RME Intelligent Audio Solutions HDSP MADI Card with 64 I/O, ADI-648 MADI to ADAT interface, (8) ADI8DS Converter Hardware synths Access Virus TI P�lar Alesis Andromeda Clavia Nord Lead Rack Korg Trinity M-Audio Keystation Pro 88 MIDI keyboard Novation Supernova Module Roland JP-8000, Juno-106, JV-1080, TR-808, TR-909, TB-303 DJ mixer, sampler/drum machine Allen & Heath Xone:3D DJ mixer Akai MPC2500 sampling workstation EQs, compressors, effects Aphex Dominator II Master Kompressor iZotope Ozone 3 mastering effects Native Instruments Spektral Delay Sonalksis TBK2 Digital Grimebox sonic degradation plug-in Waves Platinum Bundle Software synths, plug-ins Arturia Prophet V Prophet 5/VS synth Music Lab Real Guitar Native Instruments Massive, Komplete 4 Rob Papen Albino 3, BLUE Spectrasonics Atmosphere Dream Synth Module, Stylus RMX Realtime Groove Module, Trilogy Total Bass Module Monitors KRK 7000Bs, V12S subwoofer

That's a lot of shit for one track.

All of the top producers use FastTracker rewired into my left nut. (You can just imagine how long the wires have to be)

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Originally posted by DigiNut All of the top producers use FastTracker rewired into my left nut. (You can just imagine how long the wires have to be)

HAHAHAHAHAHA

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Originally posted by DigiNut All of the top producers use FastTracker rewired into my left nut. (You can just imagine how long the wires have to be)

Through USB or Midi cables?

That sounds painful....

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Originally posted by DigiNut All of the top producers use FastTracker rewired into my left nut. (You can just imagine how long the wires have to be)

It is plug and play?

Kopi =o.

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Originally posted by kopi_luwak It is plug and play?

Usually only for the women kopi, but I guess some people swing that way.

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Originally posted by DigiNut All of the top producers use FastTracker rewired into my left nut. (You can just imagine how long the wires have to be)

Which one's the host?

I take it 'righty' is there for decoration then?

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Originally posted by echosystm Usually only for the women kopi, but I guess some people swing that way.

Bastard .

Kopi =o.

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Originally posted by Limit Through USB or Midi cables?

USB has problems over long distances, so it's generally MIDI. Some of the more advanced producers like BT will route the output over ADAT, so there's not much output latency, but of course there's still a 528 million clock cycle delay to the MIDI In. More if the nut is under heavy load at the time.

The right nut houses various utility functions such as SMPTE and Word Clock. It's only needed when producers using less-advanced sequencers than FastTracker have problems synchronizing to the left nut.

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