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I'm thinking of buying a keyboard workstation for mainly sequencing/writing songs on. I'm thinking of spending about a thousand bucks. I was looking at the Korg Krome. Sounds great, but some guy on Youtube pointed out what lousy cheap keys it has. Which might not be a problem for me as I'm not...

Just picked up a Boss ME-70 multiple effects pedal. It's got just almost everything.

A quick Google search found this....How can I hear/use effects while recording, ie. live? It's Sonar 6, but it's probably the same in X1

Just picked one up today. Pretty cool voice processor. They have demos on Youtube.

I tried installing Ubuntu on a spare computer. I couldn't even get the thing to boot up right. And with my impatient ass, that shit didn't last too long. :D

You can record everything from the mixer into two tracks into the lap top. The problem is, you don't have the option of mixing after the fact. If you want to be able to play around with the mix after recording, you're going to have to get a multi channel interface of some type. I haven't kept up...

Those headphones are designed to be repairable. Have you looked at replacing the driver?

Good sounds. You are one talented dude. I'm almost there, except I've never been a good keyboard player.

You can run a track through an effect, or synth that's located on another computer. Having the other computer take the CPU hit.

Doesn't stem rendering sort of do that?. 4.12 Stem Rendering Stem Rendering is a technique that can be applied to ease your CPU load if it becomes (or is in danger of becoming) overloaded. The item is rendered to a new track, whilst the original track remains but is automatically muted and the...

Yeah, but it creates a bundle file that I don't think Reaper can import. The only way I can think of is to drag your .wav files into Reaper from your Sonar project directory. In other words, no easy way.

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I'm a Sonar man. But I have been playing around with Reaper, and I'm impressed. It loads fast (Sonar doesn't). Justin corrects bugs almost daily (Sonar maybe two times a year). And the fact that you can use other computers to run effects. (I didn't even know about this). And many other features...

Man, I just looked back at my first post on page 1. I've had these YSM1P's for 5 years now. How time flies.

I've had my YSM1P's for several years. Never had a problem one with them. I just ordered the YSS1-2 sub woofer. Should have it next week. The -2 is because they made some kind of change to them from the original. I think someone said the size of the box, or something.

I can hear some light moving bass behind it.

Being drunk makes it sound good. :D I listened to it drunk, and it sounded great!

Same here with the 'B' word.

Yorkville YSM1P's

Thanks for the replies guys.