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:cool: OK real talk, I've been an mc(not a rapper) for a long time, did the label the demo tapes the shady industry deals all that. then I slipped on a banana and fell into some nana without a raincoat, and 9 months later crumbsnatchas! long story short I still spit rhymes(I'm addicted). but I...

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I like dis :cool: yo I like how u comin, check out the soundcliks also, you bringin it keep it up

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ok this may be a dumb question, but can reason import samples of different formats, like roland or korg, or akai. I know halion can and I'm torn in between the 2 ???????????????

thanx thanx :cool:

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Anyone using the new gen MLAN products yet I'm looking for pros and cons

I am looking for some dvd mixtapes does anyone have any links where they are available or know the general subject matter that is presented on them. I am thinking of possibly starting to make my own. any info would be greatly appreciated. peace

he may have just repeated it If it's the song I'm thinking of It sounds like they have a combi of delay and him just repeating the words

consider mac I would really consider a powerbook, but if you're heart is set on windows good luck.

I did em both I have used both of them, and I really have to say that it depends on you're specific needs, and surronding equipment. The yamaha seemed to be a more proffessional piece. but the tascam does have 24 trax, and it is very user friendly.

question? reason or logic pro? I'm just talking about usable prof sounding synth sounds

my opinion I usually track my drums in stereo, and then,, depending on the instrument and the importance of that instrument to the groove, track the rest of the sounds. for example for that west coast big bass sound you may also want to put you bass sound in stereo. just my opinion

solo I agree with the previous posts, If you have the love of music, you can always make being a solo artist work. I write my own songs, make my own music, and mix my own projects, it takes alot more time and dedication doing it solo but I think it's worth it. and if you do need a little...

thanx thanx to everybody I have got some really good info and inspiration

How do you get reverse reverb as a plug-in, do you have to tweek a normal reveb plug in, or is there a predesigned effect which is already set to do this. Any direction in this matter would be greatly appreciated