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i think I spent 20 hours putting together i/o and routing and all software updates and licenses on my last 20 years of studio gear to not make a single bleep or bloop with it, I did get my ancient tascam fw-1082 and novation remote zero sl working with cubase 12 on win11 before i realized I would rather just noodle on the volca bass when on the couch
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# ¿ May 1, 2023 21:43 |
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# ¿ Apr 29, 2024 10:42 |
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KoRMaK posted:got really high and think i had an epiphany about how radar might work last night, but with sound (so maybe echo location?) yeah, you measure the reflection at that azimuth/elevation and the time it took to measure the distance, though you're using phasing probably at those short distances,which isn't exactly the same anyone have any recommendations on relearning cubase 12? i last used sx3 heavily and other than some basic ui similarities, i think the intended workflow is totally different sidenote is how amazing motu still supports the fast lane usb-midi adapter, mine is just about 20 years old and they still make drivers for win11
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# ¿ Feb 2, 2024 20:03 |
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Jonny 290 posted:so, i'm a 20 year cubase head. i'm literally very adept with it and know all the tricks. i was doing mixes in this mf in 1999. yeah after spending a few hours with 12 I'll have to say it's really a better tool for, let's say, scoring instead of a streamlined multi track recorder that has midi integration i started on a 1/4" 8 track tape machine and early 4 track digital recorders, so workflow was overdubs/punching with emphasis on rarely ever using loops/samples unless played live (mpc buttons, minimal midi quantizing, or scratching live) and I did use stems and loops in making songs, it wasn't what I did in the final recorded versions which were tracked fully. Cubase had a good workflow for this as you could just plain track with it and use outboard midi device and effects easily but I could never get ableton to feel "organic" enough and I never got the hang of trying to track with ableton itself
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# ¿ Feb 6, 2024 17:34 |
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Olivil posted:I think I'm gonna replace my interface and DAW for a tascam model 12 + sequencer + drum machine/sampler it's so fun to see how you can get creative with minimalism, I like to see how far I could get with a few teenage engineering calculators, some volca units and a cassette portastudio my non-daw rig is a peavey mkiii 16ch, a tascam 38 8-track 1/2" and a fostex model 80 with a bunch of early 80s rack effects units (midiverb, sdd-1000, dbx 160A, etc). i can make actual new wave* on period gear. sold the two boss ce-1s, juno 60 and tr707, kept the jx-3p and the deck above wild i paid $1500 for all that gear out of a shed before it all went to the dump *it came from a 1983-ish home studio in pasadena so it certainly did
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# ¿ Feb 19, 2024 21:18 |