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___tomeron
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Posted : Jan 8, 2001 15:05:37
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does someone has the fastracker...
i know its primitive but i need it |
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___Trip-
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Posted : Jan 8, 2001 20:20:13
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Hi ...
it is primitive but I just loved that tracker once. worked with it for 2 years.
find it on www.starbreeze.com I think it was...
enjoy the FT power :) (though they're all saying IT is better???)
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jan 8, 2001 21:13:45
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Impulse Tracker [b]is[/b] better.
Shitty wav converter, but still it's better than FT. |
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___morax
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Posted : Jan 9, 2001 18:36:36
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hey philip... and all..
btw, Impulse tracker is not better from the fast tracker 3(the newest ft)...
because the impulse has his shitty dos interpulation and the ft3 using windows sound, that is much better.
anywayz i think all the trackerz pretty sux, but they very good to learn how to work..
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___BoriZ
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Posted : Jan 9, 2001 20:11:21
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Good to learn how to work?
Learn how to work on what? |
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___GuyShanti
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Posted : Jan 10, 2001 11:03:27
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learn how to write the music, not tweek with the electronics which may be distracting.
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___BoriZ
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Posted : Jan 10, 2001 14:56:41
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Ok, so I can tell you that tracking is not
a very good way to learn.
The tools you use change your prespective you have over your entire work.
Things you migh do with a tracker you'll probably never do with a sequencer and vice versa (composition wise).
That's why people here are desparately looking for
a midi tracker!
I can tell you from my experience that keeping a good structure on a tracker is the easy quite easy since you get a pretty good picture of how your track is constructed, but getting into the details is pretty hard, which will probably drive you to
make your music somewhat repetitive and less
interesting. On the other hand - when using a sequencer you might come with some elaborate compositions, but it might also become very messy.
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jan 10, 2001 18:02:48
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I don't really need a MIDI Tracker. Just a tracker with MIDI export to put it in my Cakewalk. :-( |
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___shahar
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Posted : Jan 10, 2001 19:26:04
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Boris, I know nothing about this stuff- but I guess Michael meant that you don't start driving in a Ferrari- you start in a Fiat 127. ;-)
Shahar. |
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___BoriZ
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Posted : Jan 11, 2001 10:21:35
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I still think it's best to start right away from
the real thing, if that's what you are going after finally.
All the skills I got using trackers got wasted when I started working with a sqeuencer.
It was allso very hard for me to make that transition, that's why I recommend working only with sequencers. And about midi trackers -
ofcrouse you'r gonna use them as exporters. That way you get the perfect combination - good structure + complicated details. |
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___morax
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Posted : Jan 11, 2001 18:37:55
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Look ppl:
if you wanna start with every subject, it's not have to be music, you HAVE to start with something simple, and then to improve your stuff and knowledge..
if you wanna make music, you don't need to start spend a lot of money if you even don't know how to eq right, and how to use effects and more technicall stuff...(don't catch me on words..:)
so if you wanna start you have to work with something simple with not the best sound nowadays and slowly and carefully improve your studio...
remember, it's worth nothing if you have million dollars studio if you don't know how EVERYTHING works there...
m0x.. |
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___Trip-
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Posted : Jan 11, 2001 18:46:06
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Hiez,
just wanted to add to Michael's that a tracker can really expose your musical creativity because you do everything fast and easy.
Starting diverting that work into a studio work is another thing, once you know how to do it, you can do it wherever - a tracker or the gear kind of work. That's how I see things anyway :)
Hugz, Trip- |
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___TrancEisT
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Posted : Jan 11, 2001 19:56:36
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[Quote]not tweek with the electronics which may be distracting.
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But man... THATS ALL THE FUN IN THIS ART!! :)))
Can't get enough of that resconance and cutoff knob!!!
::TURN TURN TURN!:: :))))
gotta love it! |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jan 11, 2001 20:00:42
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Yea, I know you got excited by the visit to Kley Zemer.
Go to Music Shop or something and play with VA's.
This will get you excited. :-) |
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___TrancEisT
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Posted : Jan 12, 2001 18:06:24
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but man!
the resonance knob :)
I love it! :)))
it like ... ahh love it :)
Gonna load my RB-338 only to play with it :)
And i got enough VA's to play at home :)
5000-10000 nis equipment... now that i DO NOT have at home :)
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