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is there something like ESM?
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Brain Hacked
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Posted : Dec 19, 2005 08:07
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I`ve tried tons of vsti`s for basslines and nothing gets closed to ESM at least the kind of basses i like but switching to logic(im on pc right now) looks ponintless besides version 5.5 is quite old and i`ve using cubase for 3 years so...any suggestion? whta get`s closed to that type of bass sound, i know for sure i cannot switch to mac right now. |
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koalakube
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Posted : Dec 19, 2005 09:18
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maybe Mercury T1.
What kind of bass you like?
I dont think ESM is that great for bass sounds (unless u mean percussive bass sounds),not at least for the kind of bass i like.
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Surrender
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Posted : Dec 19, 2005 15:57
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yes, somewhat - cubase has monologue - go to the electric monobass preset turn off osc 2, makes sure osc1 isnt detuned... and tweak 
also - z3ta is quite capable to make those basslines as well.
 "On the other hand, you have different fingers."
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Surrender
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Posted : Dec 19, 2005 15:58
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btw- i use logic only for bouncing esm into my cubase... worth to keep.
"On the other hand, you have different fingers."
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Brain Hacked
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Posted : Dec 19, 2005 16:49
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I like gms,pixel type of bassline,and i managed to do it with logic but i plan to switch lo logic until i get a mac and learn to use logic like i use cubase. Right now o guess bouncing esm is the solution., i tried z3ta without any result.
Thanks for the advices and more are welcomed specially using z3ta. |
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14-year old e-tard
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Posted : Dec 19, 2005 17:52
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On 2005-12-19 15:58, Surrender wrote:
btw- i use logic only for bouncing esm into my cubase... worth to keep.
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You can find 3rd party plugs like Audiorealism bassline for that saw sound. Logic costs as much as a cheap Creamware with Minimax on, which is needles to say that it pisses over ESM. You could sell your copy of Logic cheap and put the money into a Creamware card?
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Brain Hacked
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Posted : Dec 19, 2005 18:35
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Still i plan to move to logic 7 when i get a mac, i simply love logic plug in and the ones in their new version are lovely, but on the othr side ur right 14 year old retard, creamware could be a great solution and i could stick to pc wich i like.
About audiorealism;well sorry but i donīt agree i canīt get that bass sound, i find audiorealism more useful for 303 leads (rulezzz) i will continue searching for that type of sound on a vst. |
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14-year old e-tard
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Posted : Dec 19, 2005 20:01
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On 2005-12-19 18:35, MindFilter wrote:
Still i plan to move to logic 7 when i get a mac, i simply love logic plug in and the ones in their new version are lovely, but on the othr side ur right 14 year old retard, creamware could be a great solution and i could stick to pc wich i like.
About audiorealism;well sorry but i donīt agree i canīt get that bass sound, i find audiorealism more useful for 303 leads (rulezzz) i will continue searching for that type of sound on a vst.
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I am also using Logic on PC and I don't see any reason to buy a mac just so that I can run logic 7. I do use hardware though mostly.For the cash you'd spend on a Mac (never mind the hardware) you could get a massive Creamware set-up with loads of DSP, you will get much better quality plug-ins and you will never need to freeze anything.
Anyway, the ESM is Emagic's version of a 303. Besides the sequencer, the controls on the ESM are shouting 303! I think ESM is "ok" sounding. But I certainly would not base my choice of sequencer on that soft synth.
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Posted : Dec 19, 2005 22:51
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I use Logic 5.5.1 on Athlon 64 3200+ (1 GB RAM + HD 120 GB SATA 7200 RPM + Audiotrak Maya 1010) and I very comfortable with my setup. Of course, using Logic 7 would be great, but I wouldn't buy a Mac only for using this sequencer (lot of money...).
Other choices:
1. Powercore board is able to run the Access Virus.
2. UAD-1 board runs a lot of powerful mixing/mastering tools.
AK
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Trip-
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Posted : Dec 20, 2005 09:14
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14-year old e-tard
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Posted : Dec 20, 2005 10:59
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How does that work then? Does it work smoothly?!
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Brain Hacked
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Posted : Dec 20, 2005 16:54
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Cool, could u explain how does it work? im reading the site but not sure how it works and what to download
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Trip-
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Posted : Dec 20, 2005 16:57
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I'm just saying that it's possible.
I'm not sure how and what to do, but that's irrelevant, once the Intel mac will be available, you'll be able to run it on a PC - I'm sure.
Crackling universes dive into their own neverending crackle...
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14-year old e-tard
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Posted : Dec 20, 2005 17:44
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You'll have to be able to install OSX on the PC though? How is Logic going to run on anything else?
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sonik_akb
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Posted : Dec 21, 2005 16:20
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I my work, I use VMware Workstation running LINUX SUSE over the Windows 2000 (it's pretty slow to compile my C++ source code though). It saves time when you use two OS (in my case, Win and Linux). But, I didn't know it's possible to make the VMware to run OSX... It's a great
solution... (OSX is FreeBSD-based, isn't?).
from http://www.vmware.com/products/ws/
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| VMware Workstation is powerful desktop virtualization software for software developers/testers and enterprise IT professionals that runs multiple operating systems simultaneously on a single PC. Users can run Windows, Linux, NetWare, or Solaris x86 in fully networked, portable virtual machines. |
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I'm confusing now, I didn't see any mention to OSX... |
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