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killanator
United States549 Posts
For the geeky: Software is Reason and FL Studio(which I host vsts in) rewired into ableton live 8 Roland SH-201 Alesis Quadrasynth for main midi keyboard and i guess some of its sounds are decent Both of those running into an M-Audio delta 44 interface Samson Mediaone5a monitors For midi control I got: Novation Launchpad 2 Korg nanocontrols(no such thing as to many knobs) Korg nanopad M-audio X-session pro Pretty stoked to start working in it. Should be so much easier once i learn it all.  | ||
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killanator
United States549 Posts
Oh and ya there is a microphone but its a crappy one, i cant sing though so i rarely use it other then for vocoder and for recording instruments, it does a decent job on brass instruments. I hope to have it finally complete by the end of the year, still waiting on an ebay auction to finish so i can order the launchpad. As for FL Studio, I like it much better as a vsti host then ableton. Just a personal preference, and its easy enough to just rewire in. Its really just cuz i learned on fl studio and im more used to it, and the windows interface. @jimminy_kriket: The roland sh-201 and quadrasynth are hardware synthesizers. The interface is to get the audio into the computer. Monitor is just a word for fancy speakers. The midi controllers make it easier to turn knobs and such inside the software. | ||
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killanator
United States549 Posts
On a good note the Quadrasynth arrived today. | ||
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vx70GTOJudgexv
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On December 07 2009 12:42 killanator wrote: Oh and ya there is a microphone but its a crappy one, i cant sing though so i rarely use it other then for vocoder and for recording instruments, it does a decent job on brass instruments. What kind of mic is it? (brand/model). Ribbons are usually the best mics for brass, I've found. Nice deal though, very nice. | ||
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killanator
United States549 Posts
On December 08 2009 18:52 vx70GTOJudgexv wrote: What kind of mic is it? (brand/model). Ribbons are usually the best mics for brass, I've found. Nice deal though, very nice. I dont know to much about microphones. It is a Nady. I think it was originally meant as a like karaoke mic or speaking mic. I just think it sounds good on the brass though, not professional but it does a better job of brass then voice. Decent enough voice for vocoder though and if i EQ right it sounds decent. Its not like I have a lot of money nor the need to throw into mics. Im just having fun at the moment. | ||
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