Just bought PSP Mixpack2 yesterday. Supreme quality plugins for little price.
Got a big wishlist still:
Zero-G Phaedra
Omnisphere
Steinberg Cubase
I'm thinking about switching sequencer, not 100% sure though. My current sequencer does not support PDC (Plugin Delay Compensation) which is terribly annoying. It doesn't allow you to see the overall song progression as well since it is pattern based . Plus Cubase 4 costs about 750 Euro... I know my way around in the program but I'm not yet as familiar with it as I would want to be, so I'm not quite sure if it will be worth the investment. However I would have PDC and I can see the overall view on the entire song which is what I am missing right now in Renoise.
Maybe by the time I can afford Cubase Renoise already has the features I'm am looking for. Who knows
Processing a highly structured and complex pattern of sensory input as a unified percept of "music" is probably one of the most elaborate features of the human brain.....understanding how music is perceived and how it may elicit intense sensations is far from being understood.
Aug-13-2008 09:43
thecYrus
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2002
Location:
quote:
Originally posted by Storyteller
Just bought PSP Mixpack2 yesterday. Supreme quality plugins for little price.
Got a big wishlist still:
Zero-G Phaedra
Omnisphere
Steinberg Cubase
I'm thinking about switching sequencer, not 100% sure though. My current sequencer does not support PDC (Plugin Delay Compensation) which is terribly annoying. It doesn't allow you to see the overall song progression as well since it is pattern based . Plus Cubase 4 costs about 750 Euro... I know my way around in the program but I'm not yet as familiar with it as I would want to be, so I'm not quite sure if it will be worth the investment. However I would have PDC and I can see the overall view on the entire song which is what I am missing right now in Renoise.
Maybe by the time I can afford Cubase Renoise already has the features I'm am looking for. Who knows
actually steinberg dropped the price. cubase 4 (full) is around 350-400€ now
Aug-13-2008 10:14
Storyteller
Supreme tracneaddict
Registered: Feb 2005
Location: The Netherlands
Good to hear, that is very affordable! Will be buying very soon then.
My local music shop must be slow because I they still use the old price. Thanks for the info!
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Aug-14-2008 18:50
DJ RANN
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2001
Location: Hollywood....
quote:
Originally posted by Storyteller
just ordered cubase. Couldn't dind it for 400. 544 was the cheapest i could find. Can't wait until i get it
Cubase is great - you won't look back...I miss it so much since I switched to mac
Aug-14-2008 18:51
cryophonik
Boom shanka
Registered: Jan 2008
Location: Elk Grove, CA USA
quote:
Originally posted by Storyteller
just ordered cubase. Couldn't dind it for 400. 544 was the cheapest i could find. Can't wait until i get it
Hey Storyteller, just a tip: if you've never used Cubase 4, you're in for a pretty long and steep learning curve coming from FLS. I highly recommend the Cubase 4 Power! book. The amount of time it will save you compared to trial & error or reading the owner's manual easily makes it worth the extra $25 (USD), IMO.
. Plus Cubase 4 costs about 750 Euro... I know my way around in the program but I'm not yet as familiar with it as I would want to be, so I'm not quite sure if it will be worth the investment. However I would have PDC and I can see the overall view on the entire song which is what I am missing right now in Renoise.
