Your most "fun" bit o' kit.
- KVRAF
- 8680 posts since 9 Jan, 2004 from leroyaumeuni
Reason
No question
No question
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- KVRAF
- 15495 posts since 13 Oct, 2009
+1 spaceman. Whenever I get too bogged down in stuff I play with Reason for a while. In that vein, however, I've been going there less and less because of push, so maybe that's really what I think is the most fun.spaceman wrote:Reason
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- KVRAF
- 7725 posts since 13 Jan, 2003 from Darkest Kent, UK
I guess Reaktor would be the easy answer but can be frustrating in equal measures.
I'll plump for my Audio Damage collection, Bigseq2, Automaton and Ronin. Many a happy hour spent running sequences through that unholy trinity.
I'll plump for my Audio Damage collection, Bigseq2, Automaton and Ronin. Many a happy hour spent running sequences through that unholy trinity.
- KVRAF
- 11474 posts since 13 Mar, 2009 from UK
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- 2022 posts since 15 Aug, 2012 from Australia
I like playing wiff me dongle.
I'm tired of being insane. I'm going outsane for some fresh air.
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- KVRAF
- 7540 posts since 7 Aug, 2003 from San Francisco Bay Area
I've got another one, but it's more of signal chain- Stratocaster with ebow played through Strymon Bigsky.
Incomplete list of my gear: 1/8" audio input jack.
- Beware the Quoth
- 33074 posts since 4 Sep, 2001 from R'lyeh Oceanic Amusement Park and Funfair
well if we're doing that, then I'll mention the Korg ES-1 I have almost permanently routed through a T-Resonator.. .deastman wrote:I've got another one, but it's more of signal chain- Stratocaster with ebow played through Strymon Bigsky.
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- KVRAF
- 35215 posts since 14 Sep, 2002 from In teh net
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- 15135 posts since 7 Sep, 2008
Interesting. I've considered one of these many times.aMUSEd wrote:My V-Synth
Sadly money always gets in the way
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- KVRAF
- 6113 posts since 7 Jan, 2005 from Corporate States of America
The most immediate bits of stuff i have. i can't pick one; jumping around keeps me feeling creative. The more likely i am to be able to pick it up and quickly make sounds with it, and tweak them quickly and easily, the better. i'm not an instrumentalist by training, but i love a nice piano, a stringed instrument, percussion, and anything electronic that is quick to edit and welcoming of expressive playing (with knobs, wheels, pedals, aftertouch, etc).
Highlights of what i have:
- TLM103 microphone, for whatever, whenever (whenever it's quiet enough here), combined with any sound source i can grab hold of, whether it's an instrument or not (and my voice, but that's usually looking for content). This is first and foremost. Audio input and things that make sound. Period.
- Virus TI (easiest access of all the music electronics i have, right there on the front panel)
- My VG-99-equipped electric guitar (though the VG-99 is NOT a quick edit kind of environment, it offers a lot of capability not present on a guitar without). i don't make guitar music, but i love it as a sound source, and it forces a different set of note structures compared to keys.
- The pedal board in Logic. To every self-important wanker that complained about this being a non-professional useless toy add-on to Logic 9: you're self-important wankers who need to realize how PRODUCTIVE fun is. Grab a bunch of unique simple effects, move them around, swap them, adjust them, start over, etc... If i had the resources for a REAL pedal-board, i'd probably like that too, but i don't. For a guy that hates noise, i sure love distortion and noisy sounds in music. i'll happily treat ANY sound with these kinds of units. My Peavy TransTubeFEX is a real inspiring tool for ambient soundscapes (feedback loops), so let's add him in right here too
- MIDI controllers for performing synths. i'm not a trained player. i'm not even a decent player. But human input is absolutely better than sitting and creating all the content on the piano roll or step sequencer (though those can be useful/fun, and are often needed to clean up the human input ). If i OWNED an actual piano, that would've been listed in this spot. Every time i sit at a real piano, i tend to create something new. A fantastic piano model (Pianoteq) or patch (Akai's Splendid Piano) can reproduce this effect when combined with fully weighted keys, but my Alesis Fusion is worlds away from the feel of a real piano.
- V-Synth XT - this is on my list in a "forward looking" capacity... for when i actually start sampling into it and creating new stuff with it. It's not as immediate as the Virus, but it's vastly capable and unique, and the presets show off such fantastic range of sounds... and it's a lot more real-time controllable, and more straight-forward than my Korg M3m (though the M3 is a great source of rhythm tracks when you play with the KARMA features via MIDI out...).
Highlights of what i have:
- TLM103 microphone, for whatever, whenever (whenever it's quiet enough here), combined with any sound source i can grab hold of, whether it's an instrument or not (and my voice, but that's usually looking for content). This is first and foremost. Audio input and things that make sound. Period.
- Virus TI (easiest access of all the music electronics i have, right there on the front panel)
- My VG-99-equipped electric guitar (though the VG-99 is NOT a quick edit kind of environment, it offers a lot of capability not present on a guitar without). i don't make guitar music, but i love it as a sound source, and it forces a different set of note structures compared to keys.
- The pedal board in Logic. To every self-important wanker that complained about this being a non-professional useless toy add-on to Logic 9: you're self-important wankers who need to realize how PRODUCTIVE fun is. Grab a bunch of unique simple effects, move them around, swap them, adjust them, start over, etc... If i had the resources for a REAL pedal-board, i'd probably like that too, but i don't. For a guy that hates noise, i sure love distortion and noisy sounds in music. i'll happily treat ANY sound with these kinds of units. My Peavy TransTubeFEX is a real inspiring tool for ambient soundscapes (feedback loops), so let's add him in right here too
- MIDI controllers for performing synths. i'm not a trained player. i'm not even a decent player. But human input is absolutely better than sitting and creating all the content on the piano roll or step sequencer (though those can be useful/fun, and are often needed to clean up the human input ). If i OWNED an actual piano, that would've been listed in this spot. Every time i sit at a real piano, i tend to create something new. A fantastic piano model (Pianoteq) or patch (Akai's Splendid Piano) can reproduce this effect when combined with fully weighted keys, but my Alesis Fusion is worlds away from the feel of a real piano.
- V-Synth XT - this is on my list in a "forward looking" capacity... for when i actually start sampling into it and creating new stuff with it. It's not as immediate as the Virus, but it's vastly capable and unique, and the presets show off such fantastic range of sounds... and it's a lot more real-time controllable, and more straight-forward than my Korg M3m (though the M3 is a great source of rhythm tracks when you play with the KARMA features via MIDI out...).
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my music @ SoundCloud
my music @ SoundCloud
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- KVRAF
- 3477 posts since 27 Dec, 2002 from North East England
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- 16103 posts since 22 Nov, 2000 from Southern California
iMaschine. That's actually what got me using Maschine in the first place.