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You just edited. Yeah Toxicity is a solid album. So was "Steal this Album" Although Mezmerize got on my nerves. Looks like someone who had no business making decisions made decisions on production and mastering. It is harsh, pumps all over the place in a bad way... then they got that stupid...

At 16 years old, one would think you'd try to listen to music created by people closer to your age group. What are you doing listening to some tired old farts? :laughings:

I am still amazed how many of you guys are still firmly planted in the 20th century :D One would think there have been no great CDs or music created in the 21st century.

And call it a barbershop quartet. :laughings:

Your question is a bit confusing. Are you talking about software that makes sound effects as in weird noises and such or you are looking for effects processors such as reverb? If the former I'd say look at things such as Reaktor, Max/MSP, even Absynth, Kontakt and Omnisphere. If the latter...

Which BTW begs the question. Is a fat singer considered part of the acoustic treatment in the room :confused:

Why stop there? You should put the kick in the rear surrounds. And have a fat lady sing through the subwoofer. :D

Prodigy: The Fat of the Land Fun, great production. Chemical Brothers: Come With Us Always humbling. Das Ich: Antichrist Just wonderfully artistic, the musicianship is top notch, so is the production, engineering, mastering. Never fatiguing. Juno Reactor: Shango Especially the version of...

Sorry, just read the rest of your posts, and realised that you want to put your audio through the Behringer. In that case, I would still not bother with th laptop. Simply route the outputs from your e-mu to the ins of your mixer, and mixer's outputs into e-mu's inputs. Now all you need to do is...

Even in this scenario you wouldn't end up with identical bit-for-bit copy of your audio. This wouldn't just be caused due to the cables, but also by the AD/DA process itself. Add to this a behringer and a really terrible built-in soundcard with all it's subpar components, added jitter, ringing...

BTW, stuff like this almost never sounds 100% satisfactory, and you may end up with some phasy issue. Although, I've used this technique on samples of stuff that I've lifted from movies and other sources, where I just wanted the dialogue for example. It still leaves some of the background noises...

OK, so I am having difficulty understanding this. Why are you converting it to mono? Leave the vocal-eliminated track stereo, then mix it in with the original, except reverse the phase on the vocal-eliminated track (while keeping it stereo, so on its own it should sound really wide). In theory...

Holy shit! A one line response from SSG. :D

Awesome. Thanks for the list Diny!

Thanks for the response, altitude. I am well familiar with the MIDI CC spec. What I am really looking for is what CCs are normally assigned to physical knobs on hardware controllers by default. So, as you say you have hard mapped your hardware knobs to common controls. Care to share which MIDI...

The Tascam is a better unit. Don't let the Tube in ART lure you. It's a starved plate design which does nothing good to your sound. Especially at that price.

They may have the same bit/samplerate specs, but similarities end there. The built-in soundcards have no business when working with DAWs. They are just awful. Period. Like the others said, ANYTHING you get over that built-in nonsense is going to be vastly superior... unless of course you get...

Oops. This probably should've been in the MIDI forum. Sorry, totally forgot about it as I don't often visit that area. Can one of the mods move it to the proper area please?

I am working on updating one of my Reaktor ensembles that I originally created back in 2004-2005 with R4, Menace. If you've got Reaktor, you can search for it in the Reaktor UL. It's specifically for creating twisty D'n'B reeces that are pretty close to ones done by guys/groups such as Cause 4...

WTF are you talking about? In case you're referring to mp3s, I can assure you the studios don't use mp3s during the production process.