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Let's all praise Ohm's Law. HAIL!

I read that... 2 weeks ago... But it's not exactly the same as making one long pattern... Instead of making 3 different blocks 1231, 2312, 3123 you can just make one pattern going 123123123123... ALOT easier to program your song with these...

Here's the only way I see to get it working; if you want to change the time signature during the piece, you'll have to do it in blocks. So if your piece is in 4/4, and you want part of it to be in 3/4, make patterns that have a length of 4 measures. 4 measures of 3/4 equals 12 beats, which is 3...

Can't do direct recording. I've got enough to keep my head on, without making another mix to go to tape. If I get the roomsound right, a stereotechnique will be just right. Set the gains, and let it run during the gig... I'm mixing the gig on stage, recording loops on the run, so it's pretty...

Uncomfortable? Bwa.... It's all relative. I can think of stuff you can do with it that's WAY more uncomfortable... :eek:

Mac - PC discussions are almost history. People that still discuss this are not up to date with current day PC's and the homestudio market. PC's can handle just as much as Macs these days; and above that, there's more/cheaper soft and hardware available for the PC platform! MIDI is a...

Don't feel inferior. I'd prefer anything above a >80ies marshall. They had some acceptable/good amps, but that's a long time ago. The sound just breaks apart. I like a sound that is compact, dense, not shattered, a sound that can stand on it's own without being on top of everything else. Recent...

:eek: Faders are there to make a mix! The preamps and other circuitry are designed to work best at optimal levels. So, the idea is, you trim the preamp gain to get the signal around 0db, and work the faders for the volume... If you have to ride the faders alot, like in theater gigs etc, you...

It's all I have. And since I'm recording a live gig, if the room sound is ok, that shouldn't be too bad... Not that we have a good room.... :rolleyes: I might look out for some other mics... hmm... Gonna cost me one more phonecall. damn. :D

I've got a gig coming up this weekend, and I want to record it. Just stereomicing. We are running everything thru a mixer and to the main speakers in a medium venue. I can place the mics anywhere I want, but I'll have to fly them, to make sure people don't bump into them. There's not too much...

Here's an idea: when you first start studying music theory, you learn basics. Your ears and what you play by feel are way beyond that. While studying, you'll start thinking it over while playing, and it will limit you, because while playing from the theory you understand, you can't even do half...

This program ROCKS! Damn, this is pretty handy and WAY more powerfull than I could hope for. I'm gonna use this ALOT in my live setup. (Together with a DJ, saxes, keys and whatever musicians we take in... ) Im' just halfway the manual and I'm sold already.

Yes, they are the same. No they can't carry more data now.

What's up with that?? :confused: You are here to promote the use of "home keys"?? As for casio, you could discuss about it, but for yamaha, it's pretty clear that they market 2 lines of products, one to REAL musicians, and one to guys thqt just want to try playing tunes... And fucking hell, I...

Well, as for keys: Roland A90, JV1010, some midi keyboard, Arp pro soloist and a Yamaha U3 upright. Recording: VS1880 and laptop with Audiophile USB, symetrix e528 and some mics, and some gear to tie it all together (cheapo mixer, cheapo headphone amp, ...) Then, Alesis monitor one, and some...

Euhm... Yeah. Sure. :confused: :rolleyes:

Haaaaa....my man the green hornet... Long time no see eh! My niece was born July 25... That's 1.5 months ago! Wine... Hmmm. That's it! I remember why I came here 5 minutes ago! I was going to post a thread to praise hot chocolate. Damn. I completely forgot about it...

I don't need to take the challenge. I've had some casios in for repair. They sucked. And the cheapo hifi thingy is a philips radio. It sounds bad, and worse if you touch the EQ. I HATE philips. BAH!

Euhm, ANY 10$ toy these days has a DSP in it. My cheapo hifithingy has digital EQ algorithms and they sound like shit. Believe me or not, even the digital orientated reccers here will probably shiver a bit when anyone uses DIGITAL EQ in the a commercial. Digital eq can give good results. NOT in...

Re: Re: theory/chord question Actually, it's the third as basstone. ;)