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___BrainDetector
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Posted : Aug 8, 2001 18:44:37
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Thanx project, you gave me good point of view.
Does Waldorf Q has keyboard or is it just module?
I am looking for a descent groove box like Quazimidi Rave-o-lution or like MC-505 is it better that for example Reason or Fruity Loops 3? |
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___PsyTom
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Posted : Aug 8, 2001 20:31:56
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Dear Brain Detector,
1. There's a keyboard version of the Waldorf Q, and it costs approximately 13,000 NIS.
2. In a maximum 100,000 NIS studio, why on earth would you need a groovebox ???
A groovebox might be handy if you're going to perform live and in this case i'd recommend the Yamaha rm1x.
Tom |
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___KhelProject
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Posted : Aug 10, 2001 13:35:18
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I am selling my groove-box!
My Roland MC-505 is the best groove-box and the
most proffesional for mixing/music creation!!!:)
I have it only 3 month and I am selling it for
3,500 nis!
P.s
* Monitors for 40,000 nis?!?
what are we crazy? |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Aug 10, 2001 14:10:48
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Ok maybe 40000 was too much... But still around 20000-30000 for 4 monitors is ok. |
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___Sex-Tazi
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Posted : Aug 10, 2001 17:36:19
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Man.. I don't wanna destroy any of your ambitions but more than the physical stuff you must have some musical experience first and more than that..
You must have a sort of talent..
The machines won't give what god hasn't given ya!
Good Luck! |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Aug 10, 2001 17:50:58
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I'm sure that if he is planning to invest all of this money he already has some talent...
[i]np: Oforia - Psycho Sonic[/i] |
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___spin@
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Posted : Aug 12, 2001 19:46:09
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well... 100,000 is realy not that much moeny...
but u can buy my stuff..
im planing 2 re-build my studio 2
so.. its like this :
soundcard- pc midis/stienberg
analog- freebass
keyboards- clavia/ nord lead 3
juno 106
sampler- s3000xl/akai
studio quad/digitech - efects
and a makie mixer
not 2 much... but nice.. |
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___Neurophyte
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Posted : Aug 16, 2001 14:01:09
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This is sort of in line with the topic, but scaled down... If I have a lot less cash than 100,000, what single piece of hardware would you all recommend for getting started? (excluding a computer and software). I know there's a huge selection, but I'm interested to hear you all vote for your favorite item! |
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___KhelProject
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Posted : Aug 16, 2001 18:25:17
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Dear "this messege people"...:)
Before I will start I just wana say that good
Monitors of Beringher cost 7,000 nis (new)!
Now...
Groove-box as cool and all that but it shouldn't
come instead of the synth, but with the synth!
The groove-box is very cool to make a good
Kick bass!
But trust me (I worked with the waldorf Q), you
don't need no groove-box (the Q has great
line or kick basses:)
Good luck...and rememmber, any questions - come here!!! |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Aug 16, 2001 18:57:41
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Tim, get a synth or a MIDI controller. |
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___Trip-
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Posted : Aug 16, 2001 21:24:28
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Get a synth with keyboard - like a nordlead or the old virus.
Anyway,
a keyboard with alot of knobs is a good thing for everything. that way you will have alot of midi controller knobs and stuff... :)
A Waldorf Q or the Waldorf Wave XT are finest VA synths around. So for one peice of hardware I"ll suggest that.
That's the Action Hardware anyway :) besides there is the computer with all the cards and cables and stuff connected with the monitors...
Trip- |
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___Neurophyte
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Posted : Aug 16, 2001 22:16:30
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Thanks for the suggestions. I already have a midi-controller keyboard (it's a rather cheesy Yamaha that I bought a while ago coz it had knobs :-)) I have been thinking along the lines of a Virus Indigo or some such. |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Aug 16, 2001 22:57:34
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Why the indigo? I mean of course it looks cool but isn't there a huge waiting list for it? |
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___etherdesign
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Posted : Aug 17, 2001 01:05:03
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You can get a new Waldorf Micro Q Keyboard AND a Nord Rack 2 together for the price of one Virus Indigo.. Indigo is waaaaaaaaaaay overpriced. |
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___Amir_Dvir
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Posted : Aug 17, 2001 03:48:24
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my "Dream Studio" for 100000nis would be :
SSL (Solid State Logic)/Neve Mixing Board (About 10000$)
Lexicon 480 Multi Effect (5000$)
Lexicon 700 Multi Effect (dont know very expensive also :)
Manley vOXBOX compressor/eq/preamp (4000$)
Genelec Monitors and a descent computer with a good sound card and you got the perfect Analogue/Digital studio.
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