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40 / M / HU

DIY / soft synths / music making technology

What do you make your music with? Soft synths, tablet apps, abandoned telephone lines spreading across thosand miles, DIY Furbies or a bone didgeridoo? Share your joys and great finds with us here!

by planetdamage

56 / M / GB

Has anyone used Logic Pro and found it awful to use. I admit it is a very capable and difficult to match but it is very difficult on the eyes. I prefer Odesi! Who has used one or the other and even both?

by DJJokerit

56 / M / GB

What's your favourite old school synth? Mine's the Roland Jupiter 8!

by DJJokerit

56 / M / GB

@dismay wrote:

https://vimeo.com/45623151

Having problems with yopur link. Can you send it by Rumble or Bitchute please?

Music 4 antifeminist people:)

by DJJokerit

34 / M / GB

Presonus Studio One (DAW), Maschine 2 (Beats), Kontakt (Lots of libraries), Reaktor, Absynth, Arturia Mini V (Moog), NeoSoul Keys (Fender Rhodes), UVI (Various keyboard samplers), Akai MPK 49 (MIDI), M-Studio BX5 (monitors) ...

by jazzyj

Reaktor, Max for Live and KarmaFX Modular for experimental bits. Spectrasonics for anything (bass, perc) fast envelopes, cant beat it.

by Younger_Brother

33 / M / US

overclocked laptop, Mini-MPK for portable and a Roland ep-760. I just started messing around with creating my own hardware with raspberry-pi motherboards and pureData virtual instruments ;) Has anyone worked with pureData before?

by Tyrannt

@Tragamin wrote:
Still learning my way around it, but I'm using a Behringer UMX-490 with Reason. There's something about the layout that I really like - the virtual rack, the way you work with it, as if you were using a live setup. The analogue synth sounds also seem far superior to the alternatives I've briefly experimented with. I love what I was able to do so far with Subtractor and Malström. The only downside is that sometimes I just need a good, clean acoustic piano sound to practice, and the Steinway samples I use with Reason eat up all my RAM, making for a less than desirable experience...

Yeah Reason can be quite memory intensive. The reason i've been so loyal (excuse the pun) is that its always had what i needed.

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by Bassforce86

27 / M / PT

Still learning my way around it, but I'm using a Behringer UMX-490 with Reason. There's something about the layout that I really like - the virtual rack, the way you work with it, as if you were using a live setup. The analogue synth sounds also seem far superior to the alternatives I've briefly experimented with. I love what I was able to do so far with Subtractor and Malström.

The only downside is that sometimes I just need a good, clean acoustic piano sound to practice, and the Steinway samples I use with Reason eat up all my RAM, making for a less than desirable experience...

by Tragamin

Production studio, Yamaha NS10's Bose lfe passive sub, 24/4/2 eurodesk, Propellerheads Reason (used it since v1!) now on 7.1. Novation midi keyboard, MOTU Traveller Mk1 (oldie but still works)... few guitars, a bass rig and 2 basses, Linn C4100 amp... taken a few years, but i'm happy weith my setup now :)

by Bassforce86

34 / M / IT

Just upgraded my Padshop to Padshop Pro. Quite happy with it. Now i am lusting after FXPansion's BFD3 and Geist.

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