Recent content by Toseben

And being hypersensitive to timing, at the time you turn the grid on you realize its 100% on the grid. :grin: Edit: Forgot to answer the question. Yes I do edit drums this way 'cause I've used to it and sounds just better with little groove.

:grin::grin::grin: But sad at the same time... there goes my favorite dictator. :(

Wish I'd been there... Well anyways had a change to go to Tuska this year and see Devin also!

Tested it out and if you really turned off the warp it shouldn't do that. The Warp button should be blank colored. Okay so you need to consolidate your tracks before you export them. In arrange view just right click the clip and consolidate...

1) Select the clip you're working with 2) In the Sample box, turn off Warp by clicking Warp button 3) Profit? Don't remember if you can export in Ableton, probably not though. Select the clip you wanna export, right click and select show in browser. From there you should be able to just...

Thanks man! :)

Works here also. :)

Didn't even know that Dan left from Tesseract 'cause I'm not such an active follower of Tesseract... But I got to say that I like this more than album version!!

Yes, EQ is going to affect 440Hz but it's not going to create dissonance as it's just boosting 440Hz and not adding any 441Hz which isn't even present.

They have couple of mixoffs also at recordingreview: http://forum.recordingreview.com/f121/

This blog/page helped me when I did my build. There's all info you're gonna need to get started. http://tonymacx86.blogspot.com/ Hackintosh is gonna cost as much as self build PC + OSX license. So the price depends on your needs but roughly half compared to Apple products.

Yup! I have already i5 Hackintosh but always curious to see other builds.

I'm sure I've seen one somewhere but to be honest its way easier just calculate them yourself in the long run. Say we have A=440Hz and double that so we got A octave above that. We have 12 tones in chromatic scale. Since we're using equal temperament system the formula for calculation would be...

+1 to greyskull When you're trying to fix masking problems you should cut. When the tracks are in balance you can emphasize tracks to make them sound better, while still avoiding masking issues.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jK_AIC97dMM&fmt=18 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIQKRN4lJSE&fmt=18 And of course this! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBXBnpiMuqA&fmt=18