Frederic Petitpas

im gonna start a kickstarter page so i can afford the plane and buy beer

Dooownnloading !! Looking foward to hearing it all And damnnn a real orchestra, hahah simply awesome .. Congrats!

Wow what a nice trailer that was seriously. Can't wait to inject my speakers with what you guys came up with, dim the lights and have a little drink, eyes closed ears opened. Good job ! And finally, the opera scene, for Real... that's the cake!

5 monitors !

Have I gotten weak ? 10-56 on a 7 string now Switched to the ultex version of Jazz 3 picks but forget strings and picks, the real deal is to get locking tuning machines.. what was I waiting for all those years ?

Can you install a computer inside a small beer fridge instead of trying to cool it with fans and whatnot? Peirce it for the cables then seal with epoxy or I dunno ?

Damn.. last episode was sick But I somehow got lost somewhere, was there an episode last week or not ?

Didn't notice this thread before but it's funny, some dude asked me if he could use my tune for a contest held by Capcom. He has drawn Mega Man X "getting equipped" with Sonic.

Yes I know it wasn't from here though but still want to know who did that or where it came from

Of course it's the right program, it's extremly lightweight You need ASIO only if you have an interface requiring/allowing ASIO

it is indeed awesome

Movie was awesome, 3D was not worth the extra 4$.

I had this on my computer for over a decade and I dunno where it came from, and I really like this version https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/19040508/Destinated%20to%20Forums/OCREMIX/Castlevania%202%20-%20Night.mp3

To me it's the built it ReCyce feature and the auto slice thing, which is a remixer's dream for remixing, fit to grid/quantize live audio tracks. Or when I record some lines, especially acoustic guitars, to get them to fit well between each strum or go as small as 1/64th. And the fact that you can load those clips into OctoRex The parralel channel option is pretty nice too. Anyway, was worth the 130$ now it's a charm to work with as far as "remixing" goes and that kind of music.

Just read the fucking disclaimer it's written black on white

Is it better and/or more varied than Miroslav Strings? Thanks man

FL Studio; It is for some people, it's not for some others. Shaggy, I agree on the price, it's worth it.. The "ReCycle" functions and be able to bounce to REX all embedded convinced me.

Well, the new version is available now. 449$ for newcomers, 129$ for upgraders (need to have 6.5 and above) Take a look at the 3 videos to know what's up (not the big vid) https://www.propellerheads.se/products/reason/ They still do not support VST by the way

When I click on Mega Man X I end up on Rikku's page.

I have the 6s and I really like but it seems that for the same range of prices Yamaha is worth looking at.

When writing original material, I always have something behind my head somehow.. not on purpose but generally, those are the one I keep (riffs/melodies) or devellop into a full song. I guess when I listen back later it has some kind of soul to it. But it's not something I care about, I don't try to find a reason if there's none but I think melodies often bring back thoughts and it snowballs.

This guy will help you get the big boom

edit: ok well, edited my first post with it.

I need, at 72 BPM, 2 bars for each chord. Here's the progression: C, Am, C, Am, F, G, G#, A# Strumming type of thing, folk or something, smooth. And with a stereo feild (Left/Right) ideally with a 2 micros setup, or a good double-tracking.

I also have 8G DDR2 and built my PC 6 years ago. Yes you could benefit from a more powerful processor, you would also reduce your current latency with a new proc. So if you need to load a bunch of effects and VSTIs, don't look back and buy yourself a new proc. And get rid of that micro ATX. You'll have to buy a new mobo and ram tho if you want a new/high-end processor. Not that you cannot get things done with your current setup but you'd buy some peace of mind for the biggest projects and the futur.