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Computer Studio (pg. 4)
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| Basmc |
COMPUTER
AMD Athlon XP 2000+ 512Mb DDR, SoundBlaster Live! 1024, Windows 2000 Pro
SOFTWARE
Synapse Orion Platinum v5.8
Adobe Audition v1.5
VSTi's:
AudioRealism BassLine
ReFX Vanguard
RGC Audio Pentagon
RGC Audio Z3ta+
Native Instruments FM7 |
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| Tomas_P |
Roland JP-8000
DR-770 (drum machine)
Reason 2.5 (plus refills)
Cubase SX 2.2
Soundforge 6.0
planning on getting a better soundcard than my good'ol soundblaster live platinum 5.1 :D sooner rather than later... |
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| ZxZDeViLZxZ |
ive got all you bitches beat...
Compaq Armada Laptop pw 333mhz 128mb of ram 7gig hard drive Built in sound and video.
Host: Fruity Loops 5
Sample Bank: 500mb of percussion samples
VSTi:
Z3ta+
V-station
Absynth
BassLine
Claw
Albino
Bass-Station
White Noise Additive
Pro-53
Ravity
Vanguard
B4
CM-505
Beast
Scorpion
Rogain
PlastiCZ!
UnoFM
Moog Modular
CS-80v
Junglist
Mercury-1
VSTEffects:
Waves Platnuim Bundle
3d Chorus
PSPNitro
PSPVintage Warmer
PSP PianoVerb
Orange Vocooder
Pi Warp
Plate Reverb
RetroDelay
TapeDelay
Kantos
Izotope
Lexicon PSP42
Spark FX Machine
PSP Tube
OhmForce Mobilohm
Hardware: Radium 61w/Pedal
And that sums it up not eat that check out my awesome computer stats. bet you all are jelous |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by alanzo
notice the *at times* in my comment about people being s..
mystery is very helpful most of the time.. he just tends to give his 2 cents in ways that are, at times, inappropriate
which I, of course, I have done as well.. just not as often as others ;) |
I don't like beating around the bush - I say how I feel without censoring anything. I don't do it because I want to be an ass, I just believe blunt and honest feedback is much more helpful than a spineless "OMG CHOON! Get it signed!".
Honesty just doesn't seem to get much credit around here...
In any case, since I'm bored:
AMD Athlon XP2800+, 1024MB DDR, TerraTec DMX 6Fire 24/96, Tannoy Reveal Active monitors, 2x Fujitsu Siemens TFT screens (15" & 17") running Win XP Pro.
Reason 2.5 (with tons of refills & samples)
Cubase SX2
WaveLab 4
Waves Gold Bundle
iZotope Ozone 2
Acid Pro 4
No need for seven million different synths and sequencers. |
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| AaroNoct |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
No need for seven million different synths and sequencers. |
Amen! |
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| TXHARP |
Here is a list of my software:
Audio Editors, Sequencers & Effects
Acid Pro 5
Cubase SL
FX Freeze
Reason 2.5 (w/ lots of refill and sample CDs)
Rebirth
Recycle 2.1
Soundforge 7
T-RackS 24
VSTi
Albino
Attack
Battery
Delta 3
Minimoog V
Model-E
Pro-53
PPG
Reaktor Session
However, when creating songs these days, I mostly use a Motif ES6 with 256MB RAM, three PLG150-AN plug-in cards and the mLAN expansion card to sequence in either Acid Pro 5 or Cubase SL. But, I like to use VST instruments for expanding my available sounds.
Ted |
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| ronk |
Let's see....
FLStudio
Atmosphere
z3ta+
Vanguard
Pro-53
Absynth
Sytrus (this vst is a ing monster!)
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T-RackS
EDIT: I forgot Reason 2.5, I use it sometimes too. |
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| State of Matter |
FL Studio 4.51
NI Pro 53
z3ta+
V-Station
Ohmboyz Delay
Scuzzphut 6
Wavelab 4
This is pretty much all I use. |
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| State of Matter |
| quote: | Originally posted by ZxZDeViLZxZ
ive got all you bitches beat...
Compaq Armada Laptop pw 333mhz 128mb of ram 7gig hard drive Built in sound and video.
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Can you even use half of your software with a computer like that? And it seems like all of that would easily take up 7 gigs. |
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| Neeldan |
| I've noticed that most people use Tannoy Reveal Active monitors. Do the really good ?. I don't know much about monitors but in sparetime I'd like to buy some monitors so maybe Tannoy ? |
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| prestige |
machines:
Apple eMac G4 1GHz Superdrive /OSX
Apple Powerbook G4 /OSX
Intel Pentium 4 /XP
monitors:
KRK Rockit V8
interfaces:
Tascam US-122
programs:
Cubase SX3
Wavelab 5.0
Logic Express 7
software synths:
Albino 2
impOSCar
CS-80V
Linplug RMIV
FM-7
synths/midi controllers
Korg N5
M-Audio Keystation 49e
Oxygen 8 |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by Neeldan
I've noticed that most people use Tannoy Reveal Active monitors. Do the really good ?. I don't know much about monitors but in sparetime I'd like to buy some monitors so maybe Tannoy ? |
I'd say they're good in their price range. Of course there are a lot better monitors out there but they cost a lot more as well.
I didn't really look for any tech specs when getting them, in fact I didn't even know anything about them. I was going to get another monitors altogether but after I did some test listens on various systems I noticed that the Tannoys had more balanced sound than the other monitors in their price range. |
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