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Make sure you actually check your initialized controls automation to see if there is or is not any automation existing... sometimes I set init controls without realizing. Also check ALL your automation in all patterns.

If both cards are enabled, it's no problem. In the Windows sound options, you can set the default sound output to your onboard card. Then, in FL, when you're picking audio drivers, you can select the drivers for your EMU 0404 ASIO.

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Rush is not underrated... they are multiplatinum artists.

I wouldn't call Ratatat obscure... they're pretty popular as indie electronic artists, constantly being mentioned/featured in magazines like Remix. I also think they're extremely overrated and could name 25 people on OCR that are more talented and interesting.

For all the complaints about SB butchering the English language, ScrewAttack spelled "rapper" as "wrapper" on their front page. At the top.

I was actually going to comment on this myself. Kanye West is a really creative producer. He specifically said with this album that he doesn't care about sales - and his fans have generally reacted poorly, as I understand it. He doesn't care that other people use Autotune - he heard it and said he liked the sound, so he's using it. I like that attitude a lot. No stereotypical hip hop claps, kicks, and snares here. Just unique production. I've heard another track from the album, "Robocop", which is also quite creative. It uses dry orchestral strings, distorted 808 percussion, and an unusually major tonality. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krxnf4WG4qA

It's E-F-G-C-C(8va) in the key of C, otherwise known as a "cumshot". It's a musical in-joke that started on VGmix during a Kwakfest competition (I think) and spread from there.

Definitely a great show. I saw one of the very first back in 2006, and even though it wasn't amazing then, it was still enjoyable - and they've only gotten MUCH better.

Don't fight him, feed him!

Necro bump because I like this. Yes it's my own thread.

Guys, you know if SA wins Soulja will just say something like, "Well yeah, you're a bunch of nerds that do nothing but play video games, of course you won." It's not like it will be some great embarassment.

Congratulations, Andrew!! That's wonderful news. Can't wait to hear stories as he grows up. Wait.. is it a boy or a girl?!

Well, evidently the latency was because oversampling and linear phase modes are enabled by default. Turn those off and latency is fine, plus CPU drops. They also released a patch further lowering CPU.

SampleTank 2 XL is $199 at eSoundz: http://www.esoundz.com/details.php?ProductID=171 SampleTank 2 L is $99: http://www.esoundz.com/details.php?ProductID=169 So, if you get ST2L for $99, you'll still get:

www.flstudio.com - simple.

Huh, very interesting idea. When I was in middle school I went to a "computer camp" and it was a load of fun - got to study programming and hang out with similarly-minded people. If you were ever interested in developing a computer music program, I'd be happy to consult for you on that, though as a full-time composer I don't think I would have time for full employment at your facilities. Best of luck, regardless!

Yep, I do usually set my media player and playlist to shuffle. There aren't that many good albums out there that will hold my attention for a full 45-60 minutes, at least more than once. Every album I buy does get a full listen-through when I first buy it, of course. Basically I agree with what you said towards the end - I like cohesive albums that are still varied.

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As Taucer said I do pro work as a composer, have been for about 4 years. One of my first contract jobs was writing ad music for radio.

I agree with Nasenmann... few albums are worth listening to from start to finish more than once or twice, at least in my experience. Part of it is that MANY artists have too consistent of a style, so unless you want to hear the same kind of music for 45-60 minutes it can get old quick. The exception would be albums like the kind you hear on OCR, which feature the same kind of underlying compositions but very different arrangement and production styles.

BUMP, this is still available and everyone should buy it. :3 (ps. if you do, don't forget to refer me!)

Haha, but that's the cheap way out! Where's the fun in that? Anyway, I couldn't stop laughing when I first played this. So awesome.

IMO that's way too much information if you're trying to tailor things to ReMixing or even music creation in general... the vast majority of it isn't relevant to most people here. Take it from me, as someone who has written a number of guides, it's better to focus on the most relevant areas and concepts than to try to explain everything. People tend to just glaze over it otherwise. Out of everything listed the primary topic I want to hear more about is overclocking, which isn't on the list.