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one more vote for antress, SIR and blockfish. also try poshofit eq. bloody brilliant Dave

if you want pre made loops try and track down a selection of REX or REX 2 loops. The beauty with this is that you can move the slices to any arrangment you want and have it at any different tempo you wish. However i don't know if you could do it in cubasis? Cheers Dave

Providing cubasis supports VST plug ins then you will be fine. There are many apps that do it for you. These include reason (with the reason drum kits 2.0 refill), in order to get this working cubasis has to have rewire capability. ez drummer drum kit from hell best thing to do is to check...

does cubase crash or does the whole system crash? If the whole system crashes then it may be a hardware thing. Try to use cubase without anything except you monitor, keyboard, mouse and your protection device and recreate the problem. If this doesnt solve it. Try and open up the box (if you...

Look 2 posts from the bottom on the first page. That is the circle of fifths and it is your friend (or your enemy depending on how quickly you pick it up). I have a big print out of that picture on my wall above my piano so i don't really have to remember them all of the top of my head. Like...

I do the same as xstatic. Or at least i did. I just upgraded to Cubase 4, which I am extremely happy with by the way, and have found that the new Cubase VST3 plug ins- Roomworks, multi band compresser etc.are actually all included in one big file. Cubase VST PLUGINS or something like that...

Heres the way i do it. If you want all the files in one directory then you need to structure your projects correctly. I do it this way F:/BALE PROJECTS/DAVE MAJOR/CURRENT PROJECTS/(what ever im working on i.e new album, composition)/(name of project) When you create a new project Cubase asks...

What do you mean pan front rear? if you remove the automation 'R' button is the problem solved? you probably have but have you tried to inpt the automation using write 'W' button instead of 'R' R activates the ability to automate and refers to read w is write and is used for doing on the fly...

providing nothing is blocking the slots such as a big massive cpu cooler or something installing new ram is a piece of cake. Just pull down the little clips at the side of the slots, fit in your ram (it only goes one way) and then push down and clip it in. now you are good to go Take care Dave

I am a working drummer in Scotland and i am constantly aspiring to be a better technical player and i can do alot of flashy stuff but i only use them in a real world situation very rarely. i find the more i challenge myself to do something that is not comfortable for me to play the simple stuff...

Cheers everyone for clearing a few things up for me. In terms of the processor i know everyone will have different opinions i have read as many reviews and other poeples opinions as i can and I just trust AMD as i have had real problems in the past with intel chips...its a loyalty thing. And...

just wanted to add that if you don't have a file structure where every project and it's audio are in a seperate folder there is a quick way yo do it. go file>save project to new folder then burn disc/use pen drive to transfer and everything should be ok. hope this helps Dave

Hi i am very close to replacing my 4 year old studio pc and am going to go the full 9 yards with it but before i do that I have a few questions i would like to ask. Firstly here is the system specs AMD Phenom 9500 8GB of ddr2 pc 6400 ram 750gb sata II hard drive (all the usual other stuff)...