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orange
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 15:22
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sy000321
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 15:57
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my first was FFT2, can't reall tell when...
before that, i built a software sampler in my spectrum using assembler (never worked 100%) and tryed some beep sequencing in the pc (much later)
ehhehehe... those were the day (lol)
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 16:11
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martyn
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On 2006-02-14 16:11, Colin OOOD wrote:
That would have been in 1984 or 5. The next program I used was Steinberg Pro 24 on an Atari 512, in 1987.
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ehm... did electricity already exist then?
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bandarlog
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 16:24
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Anyone ever heard the song 'monty on the run' by Hubbard? It was/is a great SID song and to me a solid evidence you just need creativity to make a good song. I would go even further and say that (technical) boundaries stimulate creativity. |
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fregle
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 16:48
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ofcourse bavo, because it forces you to be creative wth what you have, and because everybody had another setup everybody sounded different it's something that has been noticed by many people, in soundonsound they even devoted an article to it once
colin, man... You've been around a long time i just started playing sega games on my first master system in 1986 i was 6 years old But i have had a chance to play around with a version of cubase on an atari st1020, it was a dream to use, even better then my sequencer at the time (roland mc-500MkII). But when my friend bought an mpc2000 we threw it out... Damn shame though, back then cubase was slick and fast and easy to use, it didn't have audio yet so nothing but midi, which i liked a lot (the screens and menu's were much clearer)... And it was steady as a rock... |
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Colin OOOD
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On 2006-02-14 16:24, bandarlog wrote:
... you just need creativity to make a good song. I would go even further and say that (technical) boundaries stimulate creativity.
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Abso-fucking-lutely. This is why I'm so excited about revisiting some of our old tracks; because we only had very limited equipment (http://forum.isratrance.com/viewtopic.php/topic/80100/forum/2/start/32) it forced us to be creative in other ways to make a good track. I was recently set a challenge by Grant (aka Darshan) to write a track in six hours, consisting only of certain specified elements (kick, one set of hats, one snare, one bass, etc). Those limits really fucking made me think about what I was writing, and forced me to come up with ideas that I'd never have thought of had I had more options. I thoroughly recommend the limiting of technical options to stimulate creativity and new ideas.
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0v3rd0s3d
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 16:55
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On 2006-02-14 16:11, Colin OOOD wrote:
That would have been in 1984 or 5. The next program I used was Steinberg Pro 24 on an Atari 512, in 1987.
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i was a project in that time :s lol
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orange
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 17:03
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On 2006-02-14 14:07, dtd wrote:
i'm oldschool too, scream tracker, later fast tracker 2
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Jesus... you guys don't know the meaning of 'old school'
The first software I used was a program I wrote on our home computer (BBC Model B) to play a version of "Don't Bring Me Down" by ELO. That would have been in 1984 or 5. The next program I used was Steinberg Pro 24 on an Atari 512, in 1987.
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i was 7 year old then i could only play my dads drums back then computers where to far away from me at that time!
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sy000321
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 17:13
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in 87 i was 9, still had to wait 3 years to start beating the hell of my spectrum... beep beep
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Milosh
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 17:15
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Hmm it was some tracker 64K or somthing like that in 94 - 95, then rebirth, fruity some 3.0 I think, Reason, F. loops 4, FL Studio, Cubase x.?, and now FL 6, SX 3, Nuendo 2.
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Freeflow
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 19:12
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On 2006-02-14 13:43, diskOtek wrote:
ejay series,some program from magix i think ultimate dance,then fruity loops then cubase and finally cubase rw fl!
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On 2006-02-14 13:52, 0v3rd0s3d wrote:
ejay don't remember the version but it was all colourfull ^^
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hehe same here... i think it was 98/99 or something like that...
then i got over to play with cubase VST 3 and a roland mc505, but my brother and i had only borrowed it for a while, so when it was gone i continued with some Vst instruments... by now i knowed i wanted to continue to make music, soon i found reason 1 and fruityloops 2.5 or something and i learnd alot in FL, but all this bitching about frutiy was a toy made me uncertain what to work with, so i tried lots of sequencers, i ended up with having both cubase and frutiy... and always got more satisfying work done in FL while cubase was frustrating as hell but i got more and more over to cubase, still FL is a lovely program and a good sketch book...
Right now im going to work some more in Protools to get the feel of it, i never did any major work in it.. but i want to learn more about it... still i have to learn cubase and FL aswell haha...
i think i tried fast-tracker sometime but i didnt get my head around it at all, hehe
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Cardinals Cartel
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Posted : Feb 15, 2006 00:17
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2004 Cubase SX 2.2
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Posted : Feb 15, 2006 19:34
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voyetra midi orchestrator plus / soundforge 3.0 in 1997
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jivamukti
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Posted : Feb 15, 2006 20:29
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It was Buzz in the late 90's. |
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