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BlueTape Group: Members Posts: 143 Joined: Dec. 2000 Posted: Aug. 05 2005, 22:56 This has probally been done before but just it will be upto date the music i create mainly is Reason or fruityloops (fl studio) though it seems fruity seems unstable alot over the updates or probally me pushing it too far with my vst plugins I have a Korg microkorg though its mostly used as a midi keyboard and a very basic yamaha psr170 that was for midi too and my PC AMD 2600 512mb ATI 265mb RADEON 9600XT Creative sound blaster Audigy2 ZS 2x 80gig hd's I'm currently trying to win a bid at ebay for a nice korg triton le 61 key synth/workstation, if i win, (a big if! it should keep me really busy also if anyone has a triton le or used one, whats your opinion on it? -------------- my music website www.bluetape.co.uk Back to top

jonnyw Group: Members Posts: 522 Joined: Oct. 2005 Posted: Dec. 06 2005, 08:54 I use an ibanez edr470ex ergodyne electric guitar, a yamaha rbx270 bass, a stagg sw206ce semi acoustic, a casio casiotone synth, a yamaha prs170 (yip mee too! soundcraft spirit notepad mixer, a gaia/sumo pc with xp home, and creative sondblaster soundcard. i use sounicfoundrys sound forge software., and beatcraft for drum machine. -------------- Grand piano. Reed and pipe organ. Glockenspeil. Bass guitar. Vocal chords. Two slightly sampled electric guitars. The venitian effect. Digital sound processor. And Tubular bells. Solo music - http://-terrapin-.bebo.com Band music - http://www.rsimusic.com Back to top

stevenmd779 Group: Members Posts: 248 Joined: Aug. 2005 Posted: Dec. 06 2005, 09:29 $80 Radio Shack keyboard. Wavepad editor. Hammerhead drum machine download. -------------- "A people who would sacrifice liberty for security will lose both, and deserve neither." Ben Franklin Boogs is fo' da chode man. Back to top

MusicallyInspired Group: Musicians Posts: 1445 Joined: June 2001 Posted: Dec. 06 2005, 09:42 Pentium 4 2.5 ghz 768 Mb ram ATI AIW Radeon 9800 Pro Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Cakewalk Sonar 5 Producer Edition FL Studio 5 Producer Edition MAGIX Audio Studio 5 Yamaha PSR 248 (for midi) Roland MT-32 Synthesizer Roland MT-200 Synthesizer Yamaha ERG-121 Elec Guitar Boss GT-6 Effects Processor I'm looking to get a Roland SC-55 or SC-88/88pro/8820 down the road sometime somehow. I also have a variety of soundfonts too many to name but include Atomic Soundfont and RealFont 2.1. I'm also looking into getting an Audigy 2 ZA Platinum so I can have the nice console that fits into a hard drive slot to plug all kinds of plugs into. Would be a lot easier and more efficient than the current jury-rig setup I have now. -------------- BrandonBlume.com "The beauty in life is in the embracing of the variety of things. If all the world was blue there would be no colour blue." Back to top

Moz Group: Musicians Posts: 600 Joined: July 2005 Posted: Dec. 06 2005, 12:43 MusicallyInspired, I'm interested to know why you have all of the following programs: Cakewalk Sonar 5 Producer Edition FL Studio 5 Producer Edition MAGIX Audio Studio 5 What do you use them for? My setup is: Pentium 4 3.0 GHz PC running Windows XP Pro Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro Cakewalk Home Studio 2004 XL Cakewalk Dimension Pro EDIROL VSC DX instrument Cakewalk MP3 Encoder Casio CTK-630 keyboard -------------- Twitter: @benbarden Back to top

MusicallyInspired Group: Musicians Posts: 1445 Joined: June 2001 Posted: Dec. 06 2005, 16:25 I had MAGIX Audio Studio 5 for recording all of my tracks together into a mix. I used FL Studio 5 for sequencing drums and maybe a bit of synth here and there. I recently got a hold of Sonar 5 which does both and am attempting to figure out how it works now. If it works with me (and it probably will) I'll ditch MAGIX and probably FL Studio as well if Sonar will do MIDI sequencing which I think it does. -------------- BrandonBlume.com "The beauty in life is in the embracing of the variety of things. If all the world was blue there would be no colour blue." Back to top

Moz Group: Musicians Posts: 600 Joined: July 2005 Posted: Dec. 07 2005, 03:40 Yes, I thought there was some crossover there! Thanks for the explanation. Have you ever used Cakewalk Home Studio?  Do you know how it compares to Sonar? -------------- Twitter: @benbarden Back to top

MusicallyInspired Group: Musicians Posts: 1445 Joined: June 2001 Posted: Dec. 08 2005, 01:28 No I haven't touched any other Cakewalk programs other than an old Cakewalk Professional for Win 3.1 (that being MIDI only) so I couldn't comment on that, sorry. -------------- BrandonBlume.com "The beauty in life is in the embracing of the variety of things. If all the world was blue there would be no colour blue." Back to top

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