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Soul Kontakt
Soul Kontakt
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Posted : Mar 15, 2009 20:35
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Thanks for the info mate but is there one for a mac?
Back to the topic it all depends on listening and for me from my experience i feel that hardware is a much better sound, more crisp, clean and strong than any software available. The Eventide is the best MFX unit your can buy that is for sure there is nothing compared to it's divine sound...That is our next step i think ...
  Boom :)
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~d2~
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Posted : Mar 15, 2009 20:53
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I use my Lexicon via SPDIF so it doesn't go through the analogue stage. It is an interesting point though. Many hardware synths are digital but have analogue outputs. More modern ones have the extra option of digital outs as well as more people mix in the box now or use a digital mixer.
I have been meaning to test the difference of using the analogue and digital output options on some of my gear for a while now.
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Tryptagon
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Posted : Mar 15, 2009 23:28
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Back to the topic it all depends on listening and for me from my experience i feel that hardware is a much better sound, more crisp, clean and strong than any software available. The Eventide is the best MFX unit your can buy that is for sure there is nothing compared to it's divine sound...That is our next step i think ...
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+1 we started using the eventide h8000 now,and no software comes close |
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Chimp in Space
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Posted : Mar 16, 2009 04:01
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Ok my home studio sucks right now but I'm updating it every 27th each month:D
Right now
- Laptop 1.86 ghz, 1 mbit ram, 60 hdd and 256 external hdd.
- FL Studio XXL
- Tascam US-144(sucks with Fl studio!!!!!!)
- Focusrite liquis mix 32 channel eq/compressor
- Genelec 8020 A
Well as you have seen, a noob buy of everything:D I will upgrade to a great home studio within the end of the summer with.........
- a new pc with super power and no VISTA! (may)
- a new sound card, focusrite saffire (may)
- a new synth, probably roland v-synth (march)
- a new microphone, blue (july)
- a new set of studio monitors, adam or dynaudio (june) |
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vegetal
Vegetal/Peacespect
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Posted : Mar 16, 2009 10:21
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Braindrop
Braindrop
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Posted : Mar 20, 2009 13:23
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Base :
Dell Inspiron Notebook 4mb Ram
Hp Pavilion Notebook
Behringer Xenyx 802
M-Audio Audiophile USB
M-Audio Oxygen 49
Hendrix Electric Guitar
Rocktron monitor
Zoom fx unit
Alesis M1 Active 600
Access Virus Desktop TI
Sequencer/Software:
Cubase 4
Stylus Rmx
Predator
Zeta
Albino... and heaps of others
Decks :
Behringer Djx700
American Audio Dual Cd pro
Miscellaneous : Backdrop, Serpent Ashtray, beer cans, Rizla... and some empty boxes... 
Boom!
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x-rayz
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Mar 20, 2009 14:10
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On 2009-03-15 20:53, ~d2~ wrote:
I use my Lexicon via SPDIF so it doesn't go through the analogue stage. It is an interesting point though. Many hardware synths are digital but have analogue outputs. More modern ones have the extra option of digital outs as well as more people mix in the box now or use a digital mixer.
I have been meaning to test the difference of using the analogue and digital output options on some of my gear for a while now.
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I use coax SPDIF on my TI, I have ADAT/SPDIF optical on other synth but have no interface to connect it unfortunately..
I would love to know results of your analogue to digital tests..
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