Mike A

ok i have a lot of for sale cds lying around my room and no one seems to buy any so this is the thing i'll be giving away 3 cds in the spirit of hannukah! all you have to do is to take a funny pic from wikipedia, add a funny caption (on the pic itself, using photoshop or psp or whatever) to it and post it here. the 3 funniest people will get to choose one of the 6$ cds from here http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=anenburg sent to them free. good luck.

it will be the most talked about anyway, the cd is out! available at your fav shop!

13-14 with impulse tracker

i played with the emu xboard 61 a few days ago. omfg it rocks?!?!?!?! i want one. the aftertouch thingy is really cool. build quality also good and features. all this for half the price of a novation it made the nl3 feel like a toy..

tracks which are good enough? 3.

looks like a young simon p, no? hhaha

i'm with him. great prog. bpm detection is almost perfect and key detection rocks. prog itself still sucks, but they're getting it better slowly.

a real synth is nice if you wanna play with 0 latency without putting load on the vst host and without interfering with the midi controller. if you're not going to play, then u dont need it. m audio firewire is widely used by just about every live acts, if you want names to be specific - vibrasphere, triac, and some more. but it is also known to suck. bugs and stuff. they use it because it's cheap and if it gets fucked up in travelling the damage isn't that big. but assuming that what you get for a single live act usually covers the price of the m audio, i think you can afford something a bit better. btw if you're looking for effects try the korg kaosspad. it rocks.

jikk & vibrasphere! that's really nice

confusing, but you still need them. you can call everything music, but otherwise mozart, squarepusher and astrix would all be the same.

first of all, learn to write music and don't be "new at production" before you go performing live. when you know some stuff it'll be easier to understand what you need for a live performance and how to use it. anyway, if i were to buy gear for a live i'd get myself this: a core 2 duo laptop with a small screen (big is heavy and takes a lot of space) a real mouse to connect to the laptop - i hate those pads lol ableton live motu traveller audio i/o real synth - virus ti/ nl3 soundcraft fx16 mixer midi controller - either emu or novation - they both rock good headphones (maybe those shure monitoring headphones) that's about it i think?

Artist: V/A Release Title: Vibraspirit Vol. 11.23 Label: Sundance Release Date Expected: Dec 13 2006 http://www.saikosounds.com/english/display...ase.asp?id=6221 Track List: 01. Jigsaw / Organic Panic 02. Magnetic Force / Chemical Brothers (Chemical Trolls Rmx) 03. Anahata / One World 04. Analog Child / Mozart 05. Israeli Sphinx / Human 06. Itp / Sunrise 07. Magical Sex / Ping Pong 08. Ion / Weak Me 09. Domatek / Like A Dream 10. Terrafractyl / Psychedelic Acoustics 11. Alt Anesis Feat. Mike A / Radiant Ablaze RELEASE NOTES: The Vibraspirit series continues on SunDance Records with volume 11.23, compiled once again by Franny. Opening the compilation is a new artist from Melbourne, Australia, Jigsaw , with a super chunky morning tech sound. Chemical Trolls from Israel offer us a stunning remix of a Magnetic Force track, and delivers a new melodic tech sound.. Fresh from Nystagmus Studios in Vancouver, Canada, Anahata gives us his vision of a new morning sound, chunky yet bubbling with melody. Analog Child from Israel cranks up the pace a little with a morning melodic blaster that never fails to create a peak on the dance floor. Israeli Sphinx, aka Cortex, delivers a totally new morning melodic sound, fresh Israeli inspiration that races towards a melodic climax from heaven. ITP, with their album out soon on Sundance, blasts out a storming new morning sound , a real treat for the trippers on the dance floor with live acoustic guitars, huge basslines, and melodies to drop to your knees for. New Israeli act, Magical Sex gives us their unique vision of the morning sound with unique basslines & beautiful crescending melodies. ION from Greece with 2 albums under his belt, turns his writing hand to a more eclectic sound a real screamer, perfect for creating a new vibe & direction on the dance floor. Domatek from Israel bring us one of the dreamiest most uplifting tracks of the year, with melodies that can be felt all the way up your spine. Terrafractyl, and amazing new artist form Melbourne Australia, redefines what a melodic morning track can do, with Jazz progressions musical sensibility rarely seen in psytrance. Closing 11.23, Alt Anesis joins up with MikeA to produce one of the most talked about tracks of the year, a happy bubbly family journey with monster basslines & live flutes & dreamy melodies.

without jewel? a whole lot cheaper. i was talking about a package there.

full tracks?

yea, when it's a brand new unit reading freshly baked cds. it does skip. not too often, but if the cd sucks (not scratched, sucks. there's a difference ) it'll skip.

40-50$ i think

you see those black things? they act like ear plugs.

Sennheiser CX300 is what i'm using. preety nice - this noise cancellation thing. even if you don't wanna hear music, it's like ear plugs so you don't hear all the crap people are talking on the bus/train/whatever. for home and my bedroom djing i use these: Sennheiser HD500. They don't make them anymore which is good since they suck. No high mid (try to mix without high mids! you can't hear the kick drums ffs) and the cable is fucked up. had to replace once, and this one is barely working.

actually yea. pavel wasn't funny this time. radi - what did colin did to you? why you say cod is crap? /me hoping that it's funnier than pavel

i foundit once not sure if it was apollo 11, but it was some nasa stuff it exists

hi - i need recommendations for music like this: http://www.discogs.com/release/753964 it's really cool thanks

tbh, most of my tracks are "preset" tracks even though most of the time the presets sound nothing like the outcome.. but still

one of these: http://www.emu.com/products/welcome.asp?category=532

well record something with the patchbay, then without, and make an a-b test.