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Posted By: dreamcrusher on: 9/24/09 3:28 PM |
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  MY NEW EP: ANTI POP/REYKJAVIK
01. ANTI POP (4.06)
02. REYKJAVIK (4.56)
EVERYTHING BY DREAMCRUSHER
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There WILL be videos soon. I shall keep you posted!
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What do you have in your "studio"? |
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Posted By: Chris_ on: 3/1/09 4:54 AM |
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I mainly use my Casio Lk43 that I bought when I started playing piano in the end of the 90's, together with my PC where I run a copy of Reason 4.
I'm thinking about buying a new synth with maybe 2octaves instead of 5. And also a mixerboard 14:7 or something like that. Someone got any recommendations on what I should buy? What do you use? |
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Replied By: jaybow on: 4/13/08 10:37 AM |
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My studio is small.I have my PC with M-Audio fast track for my hardware. For software- MAGIX studio and Sony Acid. I have a basic midi Casio keyboard,drum pad,digital turntables,a violin,and 2 guitars (electic and acoustic). Not planning on buying anything else soon.I have so many talents,so its hard to commit to just one. | |
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Replied By: mancub on: 4/13/08 3:06 PM |
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in my studio:
an 88 key Korg Triton; a beautiful old Wurlitzer Electric Piano; an old Yamaha Electric Piano (from the 70's); a beat up old (still awesome) Ensoniq Mirage sampler; a Korg digital 12 track; laptop running Acid Pro with various soft synths e.g. Melotron, Moog, ARP, etc.; Ibanez electric acoustic guitar, 3 electric guitars; mics (no especially good ones); Korg electribe drim machine; a disco ball :) |
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Replied By: gerforless on: 4/13/08 4:30 PM |
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my studio is as follows
HARDWARE: wurlitzer 61 key electric piano m-audio oxygen 61 m-audio oxygen 8 m-audio fast track pro m-audio studiophile neafield reference monitors compaq laptop running windows vista (32 bit) SOFTWARE: propellerhead reason cakewalk sonar 7 native insturments reactor 5 and lots and lots of VST's ;) gc |
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Replied By: Chris_ on: 4/14/08 4:19 PM |
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geez guys, I'm such a newbie. Haha, I wish I would have spent more money on my music making, but hopefully, there will be a day when I commit to music instead of film :P | |
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Replied By: golgii on: 4/17/08 10:25 PM |
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I too am noob. I like to tinker about in Live, Fruity Loops and ACID, but I have a bad habit of not finishing songs. :-/ | |
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Replied By: dronezzz on: 4/16/08 4:30 AM |
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My PC with Ableton Live as a master software.
* Many many many VST plugins - reaktor for carbon 2 , korgms20, minimoog, arp2600 - i gave up trying to teach myself how to know them perfectly. * Native Instruments Audio Kontrol for recording concrete sounds here and there (� la einsturzende neubauten) * Korg Microkontrol - love love love it but the tweakers lost all reactivity after a few years |
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Replied By: sdcab86 on: 4/23/08 1:29 PM |
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I'm more of a mix engineer, but I have Pro Tools LE, an MBox 2 and a couple BX5a monitors. I'm thinking about going out and getting a cheap midi controller so I can get more used it to it. | |
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Replied By: DT90015 on: 5/3/08 10:38 AM |
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I have more crap than ever imaginable in my studio and with all the gear I've bought over the years I have this to say. The best thing to figure out is what type of gear you like to use. Some are comfortable with everything being soft-synth / software based and can turn out great stuff by exclusively using their computer. For myself, I actually like hardware that is more tactile and (sometimes) less complicated. Currently, I use a MAC desktop with acid / live / pro tools HD to mix.
But I love playing on an 88 key weighted controller instead of poking around on some hunk of plastic with shitty feeling keys. My favorite gear is the modified things I find on e-bay or at sales around LA. Those for me get the best foundations for new sound layers. A few songs are on my page if anyone wants to check them out. I like remixing too if the original track is good. |
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Replied By: gerforless on: 6/9/08 4:18 AM |
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it is my humble opinion that a good musician can turn out good music with whatever he or she has
i use cheap "plastic crap" because its cheap altho i do admit a hardware synthesizer has a feel hard to emulate with any soft-synth, when either is given to someone with the talent and know-how, both can be used with great success. as far as weighted keys go? i was raised a pianist but don't necessarily have a preference, so long as it's touch sensitive and has after-touch |
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Replied By: raverpunk1 on: 1/25/09 11:10 PM |
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Wow, its been a while since any posts on here, but imma add to it:
MacBook M-Audio Trigger Finger M-Audio Axiom 49 M-Audio FastTrack Pro Serato Scratch Live ec-u33e Numark DM3050 2 Mackie MR-8 monitors Ableton Live 7 Reason 4 External Hard Drive |
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Replied By: klopjob on: 3/1/09 4:54 AM |
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i'm a gear whore and i love it :)
Although i would better fit into a group called "sound makers" rather than "music makers", coz I don't make "music" or "songs", just sound experiments. I entertain myself for hours with: Sound sources / Effects / FIltering: Roland Juno-106 (real) Battery-3 sampler (virtual) Sherman Filterbank (real) Doepfer A-100 Analogue Modular (real) Moog Prodigy custom modified (real) Korg MS-20 (real) Korg MS-20 (fake) Oberheim OB-8 (real) Jen SX-1000 custom modified (real) EMU ESI-4000 (real) Roland TR-909 (real) Akai MPC-1000 (real) Digitech Quad-4 (real) ART MP2 Tube amp (real) I/O: Mackie 1402 mixer M-Audio BX-8 (x4) MOTU 828 MKII MOTU Midi XT AKG mic Sequencing and Recording: Macintosh LC475 running Master Trax Pro Powerbook G4 running Digital Performer and Ableton Live Control Surfaces: Kenton Electronics Control Freak Akai APC-40 Wish list: Kyma / Capybara E.A.R. Plan B Modular Andromeda A-6 Prophet 08 more Doepfer modules Real drums more time to tinker and entertain myself. |
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Looking for Kindred Artists |
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Posted By: ac84 on: 9/21/08 10:14 AM |
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I'm a singer/songwriter living in North York, looking for performers, composers, songwriters, lyricists, musicians, engineers, producers... ANYBODY that would like to work on some music and stuff! Get back to me if you're interested :) | |
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Anyone good at remixing? |
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Posted By: MatthewFrost on: 6/19/08 11:38 PM |
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So, I'm considering having one or two of my tracks remixed for use at clubs, etc.. Just wanted to see if anyone out there is good with making club mixes and if anyone wants to tackle my stuff? I've got eight tracks up on my DList page right now - let me know what you think. Thanks! | |
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Replied By: gerforless on: 6/19/08 11:38 PM |
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www.remixwars.com
mostly electronic music perhaps it may be usefull to you |
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My new track |
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Posted By: raverpunk1 on: 5/25/08 2:45 AM |
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The 1st of many new tracks I have been working on called On The Journey, is up on my player on myspace.com/groovechildz and on my dlist profile. This is the short "net" version and it's more towards the dub-step side. | |