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The Yamaha An1x is a nice synth in the pricerange you mentioned, the one I have cost about 300 euro or so. Though the an1x is nice and some others in this range, If you want the real good and/or modern stuff you will need to spend some more money. If you want a master control, with a decent sound engine, a nice software editor etc, then the an1x imo is great. http://www.vintagesynth.com/yamaha/an1x.shtml

Sups Put some more demos/promos online at a seperate folder on my site, anyone wants to check out: Faxi Nadu July 2005 Demos Cheers --- Just noticed the new "created stuff" subforum, apologies, will post there next time. Can moderator maybe move this topic there or smthn?

Hey Tore, thanks for taking the time to listen and comment. This track is most likely finished as is, but again thanks and your points are taken

Fat, pumping party tune, melodic and psychedelic http://www.postunder.com/bong/TangenT_-_Bo..._Nadu_ReMix.mp3 Hope you enjoy

hey man I too am a proud creamware costumer, owning two cards. Synthesis, effects, routing, mixing - and the awsome modular and flexor stuff. If you have the funds, go for it, soon you will become an addict

antares filter has a built in sequencer (ie it can also serve as a step filter)

cheers!

Hey all Our March 2005 Minimag is published. This month's issue contains: - 2 samplepacks - 3 scope modular patch packs - Over 2.5 hours of music Articles: - MidiNES review - Interview with Phylum Sinter - Free.Music vol3 (and Free.Tools pilot) - Oxygenfad's article opf randomness - vol2 Of course, as always, the samplepacks are also available directly from our forum's samples thread.

Elmooht's Netstockfest set is now also online: The netstock set Elmooht performed was an exclusive, 1 time gig for netstock, featuring 2 additional musicians. Elmooht was running modular patches and effects through Creamware's Scope system, while also playing with some hardware toys and mixing in Elmooht tracks from albums. Itay Perets was using some "newage" synthesis software like peersynth and ixi, running additional modular sounds and also adding external noises from his own station. Dudi Asor was playing live keyboard parts, as well as also playing with some noise channels. The recording for this set is the server-side recording. That means it was recorded in 96kbps quality and contains occasional streaming buffers. The recording was then slightly remastered and re-encoded to 256kbps mp3. http://www.postunder.com/hostedmusic/mar05...ered256kbps.mp3

Black Mizi Pro Duck Sun's set at Netstockfest 2005 has been upload to our servers at Postunder Records. Get it here: Black Mizi Pro Duck Sun - Live @ Netstockfest 2005 *File is 45 minute 256kbps mp3. The set contains music touching various genres through idm/techno/experimental and more.

NetstockFest 2005, March 18 - 20, http://www.netstockfest.net Netstock Festival is coming up, get ready for a unique global extraveganza... Interactive methods and devices are allowing new ways for performers to reach audiences across the world, bringing live performances to a global audience. The first Netstock festival was a joint idea by the minds behind the netlabels OpenLab Records, and maetrixsolution. Between Friday 18th March to Sunday 20th March 2005, we will bring you almost 60 hours of non-stop netaudio music from live performances and DJ's from many different netlabels across the globe.

Cider Groove - Get Invitation Not exactly psytrance, though influenced. I think it can appeal to a lot of psy lovers. ID: puMpE016 Artist: Cider Groove Title: Get Invitation Date: March 2005 Format: CD / 256kbps mp3 Length: 20:03 1 The Heroes 5:55 2 The Keep 1:55 3 Epitaph 5:22 4 Earth Has Changed 5:51 Cider Groove is a collaboration project between Elmooht (aka Faxi Nadu) and 3x!13. An epic fantasy adventure, of heroes that have long ago become mere myths. A combination of high tech and old school electronic sounds, groovy and suitable for the dancefloor, and yet very personal and exotic. Download the zip package for Get Invitation here: http://www.postunder.com/hostedmusic/puMpE..._invitation.zip Cover Art By: Happy Nation

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Hey all. January 2005 Minimag is up at Postunder Records. This month's issue includes: 4 samplepacks 2 packs of scope modular3 patches 3 simple vsti plugins articles: modular madness - article about modulars and short reviews+links to software and hardware modulars. free music reviews vol2 - phylum sinter's review column of free internet music. synthesis college - 2 part modular synthesis tutorial ! oxygenfad's randomness - a monolog/article by oxygenfad about various things and of course new free music releases and featured tracks. Peace P.S. - The samplepacks themselvs are also available as usual on our forum's sample thread

Yoyo no problem at all:D In the past few months we have been doing lots of other stuff on our label and website and minimags / samplepack stuff has been neglected. We got a minimag planned for January, I'll post here once its up

hmmm well I have pretty much stopped makign anything resembling trance music, though I still follow enjoy psy. I produced suomi/tech style music under faxinadu for a while. I now produce aventgarde as Elmooht mainly, and some freestyle fusion as Cider Groove. Cider Groove sounds like this: Cider Groove - Earth Has Changed Cider Groove - Epitaph Elmooht: Elmooht - Dead Jungle Elmooht - Glorious Free Fall Vesica Piscis Remixed by Elmooht - Cathedral Rite Faxi Nadu: http://www.postunder.com/onlinereleases/puMpL003.php From my experiance, trance people don't really like my music, but feel free to try

hmmm im not sure 100% I have not tried the new version yet but it is generating quite a hype and "wows" from people. Its on my to do list to check it out. Alos, im not ofended, and im happy you are not either

hi look i may have come on too strong and i apologise. When I said "you wanna move forwarD" i wasn't saying anythign about your personal skill, all I ment was a sequencer change is not a "move forwad" in my opinion. A sequencer should provide you with the environment in wich to work in, with great sound quality, timing and precision - and here, logic in any version has a clear edge over cubase. A good sequencer doesnt mean a all-in-one hybrid monster like SX is becoming. As I see it, moving forward is like I said, getting better in the actual art of producing (again without any relation to you personally or your current level). If you got a new soundcard that won't work with logic then ya, thats a problem eheh I bought a new pc 3 months ago. Running Logic 5.3 on creamware scope. Eevrything is smooth and cutting edge. Saying Logic might not work with next windows version is like saying my current PCI soundcard wont work when PCIs die. Its true of course, anything and everythign ebcomes obselete, but it ain't dead yet. If not Logic, then I would say samplitude. Hope you find this post a little less ofensive:)

Setting aside your logic technical problems, boycotting a company just hits you as a boomerang. You are not using the program you would be most comfortable with just because they stopped developing for your platform. Moving forward? With all due respect, logic and cubase and all the rest are just sequencers. You wanna move forward? Get better with synths, better with sampling, learn new software modulars etc etc. |Oh and sorry, I didnt mention that I had problems with Audio and my new soundcard under logic? That was also one of the factors, that I had to leave it behind. See, the problem is that if I buy new products that were developed AFTER logic stopped developing Logic for PC, the chances that I will have compability problems are pretty big (Well, already did experience, so point made no?).| ^ thats a load of bull. there has been nothing new since then. vst is still the same protocol as is dx. IMO - you are just bieng stubborn and it comes back against you.

i dont get it if logic was good for you it worked, you were comfortable, and it sounded tight why leave it just ebcause they stopped developing it? Because of features? Fetures dont do you good if you don't like the program. I use Logic 5.3 ya im upset its all mac but i'm not gonna switch just because of that.

not totally spectacular but does the job at reasonable price. TLA Fat-1 Its a tube comp so if your looking for clean trasistor compresion you might not like it but if you want to like you said fatten a synth or drum machine then ya, it works.

http://www.oakleysound.com TB3031 tb clone, midified n all. Its in kit form though so only if you know some electronics.

Saumisoundi/Clubby style fun remix of 3x13's "Upon Entering The Final City". Cider Groove - Upon Entering The Final City Feedback welcome.

Right now: Amd 2.7 Tanoy Rev Red Scope Home (luna2) DP2 DX200 An1x MetalZone MIDInes (midified nintendo!!) Logic Soundforge Lots of software modulars (mod3, reaktor, tassman, se, audiomulch, abox etc etc)