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Holy Snakes! :D
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Jun 28th 2016 12:01pm
I really wish I hadn't waited until the last possible second, but hey. I've been teaching every day for two weeks now and I'm not used to that.
Didn't have time to actually master or mix well. Hell, didn't even have time to fix the tail end of one of my bass patches on the Emu XL1 to stop the freaking zero crossover popping >_<;;;
Alesis SR-16, Roland XV-5080, Yamaha MU50, Korg X5DR, Emu Xtreme Lead-1, a little modular system, circuit bent Casio (I forget the model), various samples in Logic's EXS24, various freeware softsynths
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nice drums! :D nice bassssssss!
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You used an XV-5080? I would love to use one of them in my music :P
I really love the instrumentation in this track. It's very diverse.
Also, like somebody else pointed out, the drums are fantastic!
I really love the instrumentation in this track. It's very diverse.
Also, like somebody else pointed out, the drums are fantastic!
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Thank you!
@TwelfthChromatic (sorry if there's like an ACTUAL way to respond to comments I don't know yet) if you're thinking about getting one, it's definitely worth it. It had its status as a prominent go-to composer tool in the past decade for good reason! And with all the expansion ports available... *sweats*
It's very powerful! I use it all the time and still have barely scratched the surface.
There's also a budget version, the XV5050, that has the same synth engine, just lacking certain features and occasionally you'll find sounds that are a bit less clear (I have heard the effects processing isn't as powerful and there might be some other limitations I can't remember). I got the 5080 specifically because I wanted the big screen. I love my Xtreme Lead-1 but damn if I don't wish it was a 2U with a bigger screen when it comes time to edit sounds...
@TwelfthChromatic (sorry if there's like an ACTUAL way to respond to comments I don't know yet) if you're thinking about getting one, it's definitely worth it. It had its status as a prominent go-to composer tool in the past decade for good reason! And with all the expansion ports available... *sweats*
It's very powerful! I use it all the time and still have barely scratched the surface.
There's also a budget version, the XV5050, that has the same synth engine, just lacking certain features and occasionally you'll find sounds that are a bit less clear (I have heard the effects processing isn't as powerful and there might be some other limitations I can't remember). I got the 5080 specifically because I wanted the big screen. I love my Xtreme Lead-1 but damn if I don't wish it was a 2U with a bigger screen when it comes time to edit sounds...
