yo i think we shoud have a section dedicated to ur recording methods. u would only share secrets if needed but for the most part pro tools users could mesh with each other easier than going to that site. it would elevate topics further by being able to absorb the differences in sound from two cats that share the same interest. dont know if this makes any sense but i think it would eliminate the need to go to other sites... peace


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i 2nd dat notion homie

But then the site would lose the sp focus and most likely turn into an FP situation. Yuck

true it would lose some of dat indie feel i wish we could just control people n keep it mellow forver lol

It doesn't really matter another site will pop up if this one gets too bloated.

i think you just scared me on two different levels. first, why control people second, i would be really bored if people didn't get upset and go bitchy at least every once and while.

just my sarcastic humor my b for scarin ya twice

i'm just more about da knowledge and info then da bickerin n yappin dats why i keep it mellow

yeah id like to keep it all sp related but in world of mpc's we gotta school these cats somehow on the skills we got as sp users and recording tricks might present that edge, ya know. we work with limitations until they become "unlimited" features...peace

It's not a competition, just make music to make people happy not to win or gain recognition.

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yeah i know (ive shamed myself for being the foolish competitor and must now commit seppuku...(w/ 1/4" jack)) adios my friends

You shouldn't bounce, I can help people with software too. I just get bored with them since everything is automated and easy. I like to make music in programs to do things I couldn't play myself or just for fun.

A "methods of recording" area would be cool since there are so many ways to bring that sweet sp nectar to the people. Computer vs 8-Track, Digital vs Analog, etc.

Personally, I'm rolling with a Tascam DP-01fx 8-track. Lately I've been getting burned out on having to bounce down tracks to make room for more parts so I was actually thinking about taking the SP tracks into Ableton Live. Anyone go that route?

Current setup is a SP-555, a Yamaha RM1x, a turntable, mixer, and 8-track.

That'll def work out nice an easy for you.