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mysticalninja
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Registered: May 2005
Location: Los Angeles
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Feb-17-2007 00:23
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camsr
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Registered: Sep 2006
Location: nor cal
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I would buy the best hardware reverb unit I could and use all softsynths.
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Feb-17-2007 00:37
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ASFSE
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Registered: Aug 2005
Location: the bay
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Feb-17-2007 00:51
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michaelconway
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Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Daly City , CA
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hate to be a turd in a pickle jar, but honestly man. Look at what type of hardware you feel you need to take your production level to the next level. Don't go out and buy 2-3 new hardware kits you probably will rarely use or that the learning curve is steep. With the virus, they are great synths. It took me about a year to learn everything with it to make sounds I need. Now I have a nordlead3 rack with my Ti. the nord is extreamly easy to opperate. If you want outboard FX get a lexicon mx200 costs almost nothing but its a great tool to have. I have one. but dont just spend money to spend money.
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Feb-17-2007 02:00
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David Adams
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Registered: Jun 2006
Location: Texas, USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by michaelconway
hate to be a turd in a pickle jar, but honestly man. Look at what type of hardware you feel you need to take your production level to the next level. Don't go out and buy 2-3 new hardware kits you probably will rarely use or that the learning curve is steep. With the virus, they are great synths. It took me about a year to learn everything with it to make sounds I need. Now I have a nordlead3 rack with my Ti. the nord is extreamly easy to opperate. If you want outboard FX get a lexicon mx200 costs almost nothing but its a great tool to have. I have one. but dont just spend money to spend money. |
Your words are very wise; however, I'm not just spending money to spend money. I've been looking at many different hardware options in the last few days. I just can't make my mind up what I want. The Virus TI would be my first choice, but I feel it is a bit steep right now, but I'm extremely tempted. I simply threw out an arbitrary number of $1000 so people knew I didn't want to go totally insane with my choice(s). Maybe I should just get one and learn it first...then get another as you suggest. There's quite a few choices out there.
I have many software VSTs right now (yes, all purchased ). I know this can be argued, but just hearing samples of hardware synths like the Virus TI make the software synths cower in fear - just my opinion. They sound so clean and of much higher quality. Besides, I would like to fiddle with the knobs. I do have some of my controls in software controlled by my MIDI controller, but I imagine it is a bit different.
Speaking of the Lexicon MX200, I've read great things about it, but I cannot find ANY sample of audio using it. Does anyone know where I can find a sample?
Take care...
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Feb-17-2007 02:45
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michaelconway
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Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Daly City , CA
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| quote: | Originally posted by David Adams
Your words are very wise; however, I'm not just spending money to spend money. I've been looking at many different hardware options in the last few days. I just can't make my mind up what I want. The Virus TI would be my first choice, but I feel it is a bit steep right now, but I'm extremely tempted. I simply threw out an arbitrary number of $1000 so people knew I didn't want to go totally insane with my choice(s). Maybe I should just get one and learn it first...then get another as you suggest. There's quite a few choices out there.
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My bad dude, I didn't mean to sound like a dick. Im just having a bad day at work. well, here is the thing with the TI. Its a great all around synth, The bass on it is supurb! If you are looking to add a synth Save up and go for the TI, or if you have a 1,000 put it as a down and finance the rest if you have that option available.
Let me see if i can get you some samples of the lexicon in action, and ill post them up. Like I made the mistake of buying a bunch of gear at once and then being frustrated when trying to do one little thing with a track. I was kind of aggitated that I didn't take peoples advice.
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Feb-17-2007 02:58
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David Adams
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Registered: Jun 2006
Location: Texas, USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by michaelconway
My bad dude, I didn't mean to sound like a dick. Im just having a bad day at work. well, here is the thing with the TI. Its a great all around synth, The bass on it is supurb! If you are looking to add a synth Save up and go for the TI, or if you have a 1,000 put it as a down and finance the rest if you have that option available.
Let me see if i can get you some samples of the lexicon in action, and ill post them up. Like I made the mistake of buying a bunch of gear at once and then being frustrated when trying to do one little thing with a track. I was kind of aggitated that I didn't take peoples advice. |
No man! I didn't take it that way. I appreciate the advice. I might do as you suggest and just get the TI. One thing holding me back a little is that I use Cakewalk Sonar 6, and I know there have been issues with it and the Virus TI when used as a VST plugin. I don't want to spend any more money on a sequencer like Cubase. Besides, I'm very comfortable with Sonar at the moment. I suppose I could just hook it up like any of the older viruses with MIDI and audio out until it gets worked out with Sonar.
Mystic mentioned Waldorf. I went to their site and found something new that is coming out. Check it out:
CLICK---==> biofeld
I'm sure most of you already know about that though. I wonder how it sounds. I have time to wait because I probably won't buy anything for a couple months anyway.
I look forward to those MX200 samples. You can email me at [email protected]. If you need me to host the samples, let me know...
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Feb-17-2007 03:10
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jobro
tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2007
Location: Hökarängen, Stockholm, Sweden
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I'd pick up a Korg 01W workstation or a Yamaha RM1X workstation, but that's just me.
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Feb-17-2007 04:54
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kitphillips
is actually a guy.
Registered: May 2006
Location: Sydney, Australia
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| quote: | Originally posted by Eric J
You will not be disappointed with the sounds run through the Lexicon MX200. It sounds amazing! |
I'm hearing this a lot, hardware reverb is being considered a pretty good thing...
your main options are things like
waldorf
virus
nord
jp 8080 or v synth (vsynth has a bad rep tho so...)
if you wanted effects go either the
lexicon
!!!focusrite liquidmix!!! (no one mentioned this yet???!!!)
you could get a triton or a phantom to cover you for the workstation side of things too..
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Feb-17-2007 06:51
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