In the studio with Roni Size
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/may08/articles/ronisize.htm
“”I’ve handed a lot of my equipment to younger engineers coming through,” explains Size, who at 38 can hardly be considered old. “I still have my Triton, which is very cool because you can manipulate everything and it has a big sound that I love. The Andromeda is also still here, because it has a very unique sound, and I have a couple of keyboards that I’ll never get rid of, among them the [Korg] MS20. But almost everything else is gone, and it’s now all in my Pro Tools library. All my Orbit kicks are in an Orbit file, and so on. All my vintage stuff is in front of me now, and I can access it at the press of a button. I now use [MOTU’s] MachFive, which is a great sampler, reminiscent of the S760, and I love Structure, the new Pro Tools sampler. I also really like Xpand!, another Pro Tools module. Other favourites are the Korg MS20 Legacy Cell plug-in and the SSL plug-ins. And Waves offer a perfect time-stretch plug-in. Ten years ago it would take me half an hour to time-stretch a vocal and it would still be wrong. In the Waves plug-in it takes five seconds and it’s perfect every time.”“
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Selected Track Control
for Ableton Live
Control the currently selected track and
more with your MIDI device
Ableton converts all mp3’s to WAV’s and stores them here
/Users/theUser/Library/Caches/Ableton/Cache
Ableton Live: Insert time signature change
http://en.wikiaudio.org/Ableton_Live:Insert_time_signature_change
Ableton Live Keyboard Stickers!
Class starts this Wed, April 4th!!!
WOOOOOOOOOOO!! It’s time to OVERTHROW SOUND!! AGAIN!!!!
This time around the class was filled to capacity! We’re on a roll and so very glad to have so many students who want to be part of the revolution. Long gone are the days where you need an entire studio to produce professional-sounding music, all you need is your laptop!
Pogo the video remixer goes through his mastering and compositional process in FLStudio. Esp. how mastering EQ-ing can make the mix clearer, to avoid conflicts in parts of the spectrum.
