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Are there any big trance artists that don't use turntables at concerts ? (pg. 2)
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| Stu Cox |
| tbh I can't think of many trance acts that use synths etc AND decks in a set... |
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| plope_42 |
| infected mushroom, they are trance haha |
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| idoru |
| quote: | Originally posted by eye_03
Chemical Brothers? |
Trance? |
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| DjWoody |
Paul Van Dyk doesnt use vinyl anymore. He uses Serato & Ableton Live at the same time.
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| epdarks |
| quote: | Originally posted by spolitta
p.s Nu-NRG mostly uses only a MC909 groovebox, JP800 and a supernova II synths. |
News to me, sounds interesting. I thought they were more conventional w/ CDJ/vinyl. Any pics? |
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| Stu Cox |
| quote: | Originally posted by epdarks
News to me, sounds interesting. I thought they were more conventional w/ CDJ/vinyl. Any pics? |
But tbf they're probably about as live as the talking clock. |
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| DJ BERKAT |
| quote: | Originally posted by spolitta
Then you probably have never seen a real live electronic music act.
p.s Nu-NRG mostly uses only a MC909 groovebox, JP800 and a supernova II synths. |
Oh yes the MC-909, how lovely that would be to have in addition to my Electribe EMX-1, I would be unstoppable :whip:
As soon as I graduate I am so getting me a Roland MC-909, I desperately need that built in part mixer in addition to other new features :nervous:
Is there any other groovebox that can top the MC-909 feature wise ? |
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| Zild |
| At least throw your electribe in the trash once you get the MC-909. |
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| DJ BERKAT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
At least throw your electribe in the trash once you get the MC-909. |
What are you talking about!
Have you ever used an Electribe EMX-1 before ?
I can't complain about my Electribe it was like one fourth the price of the Roland MC-909. I love the Electribe I just wish it had a part mixer, however the quality of it is really good and it helped GREATLY get started in the music production hobby.
Just think about it once I have both I will end up with 32 parts to play at the same time! The only thing that can top that off is 2 MC-909ers then that is something else.
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Dj Berkat |
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| Zild |
I apologize I was quite drunk when I posted that, but yes I've messed around with electribes before or I wouldn't have said what I said.
Yeah or you could use a decent computer based sequencer and not be limited to how many parts you can play. |
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| epdarks |
| Thanks for the pic Stu. |
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| DJ BERKAT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
I apologize I was quite drunk when I posted that, but yes I've messed around with electribes before or I wouldn't have said what I said.
Yeah or you could use a decent computer based sequencer and not be limited to how many parts you can play. |
I understand what you are saying , I am not software-phobic (note the avatar ;)) however once I started producing tracks on a groovebox, I knew there is no way I am going back to software.
It just feels right, I prefer to leave the software for touching things up instead of producing, I guess I love having everything at my fingertips literally. |
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