10 industrial/electronic tracks

01 System
02 Death Machine
03 Something In Between
04 Milk Machines
05 Pride Voyeur
06 Terror Urticaria
07 Occupation
08 The I
09 All We Are
10 Negative Pole

Download at http://april.exe.tripod.com

http://soundcloud.com/aprilexe/negative-pole
http://soundcloud.com/aprilexe/something-in-between
http://soundcloud.com/aprilexe/milk-machines

++Death Machine remix by Masoschizm++
http://soundcloud.com/masoschizm/aprilexe-death-machine
Masoschizm on Myspace http://www.myspace.com/masoschizm

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Most of 2011 and 2012 have been spent on technical matters and upgrading from my beloved Dell M65 as opposed to actual producing so a huge thanks to all the kvr folks who have posted regarding ssd drives, win7X64 vs XP64 vs OSX etc.
I bought a Dell M4600/i52520 and added 16gb OWC ram and a Samsung 830 128gb ssd drive. Using Win7Pro X64. The increased performance, primarily from using the ssd drive...has saved Acid Pro 7.
I can only describe the difference as night and day.
With AP7 I use the Large Address Aware patch and it looks like the "virtual memory possible" reading does go from 2gb to 4gb but I have never tried to benchmark it. I had applied the patch in XP32 with 4gb ram and it went from 2gb to 3325 so it does work as far as the readings go.

Anyways the music...once the new Dell was up and running things went fast. I mainly use NI Komplete 6, Arturias-2600/CS80/MMV, V-Station and OPX synths. Some of the samples were edited with Turbosynth in OS9 in the Sheepshaver emulator. Time consuming but very fun.
Mixing and mastering I use the PSP Xenon and McQ, Loudmax and the default sony track eq in Acid. Lots of Camel Crusher. All vox gets the SSL Listen Mic Compressor. I use Cubase SE 1 for the vocoder although it does work in AP7.
The tracks in the download link sound a bit better than the dl links on the soundcloud page.

cheers-aexe

*some basic turbosynth sample packs-
http://theabdication.blogspot.com/2011/11/turbosynth-oscilla tor-waveforms-for.html
http://theabdication.blogspot.com/2011/11/turbosynth-samples -for-absynth-and.html