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bought zeta 2 for $35, rapture for $35 and got dimension pro with sonar x1 expanded, money well spent. |
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mr president wrote: on star wars return of the sith when the robot with the bad lungs escapes with his escape pod at the beginning it has an extreme flanger type metalic sequence propelling it along, one of dimension pros dimension presets, Anyway just try it
kool......thanks for the info. I personally bought it maybe wow.....four or five years ago, I don't think I have ever used it once in the past three years. rsp |
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heffus wrote: A little OT, but is z3ta2 worth buying for $35?
Oh yeah, fantastic synth! |
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3ptguitarist wrote: Numanoid wrote: 3ptguitarist wrote: . What I want to have are more drum samples, hiphop drum samples, and more samples in general, but will the Dimension Pro satisfy that or is there some other avenue I should take?
Dimension is good, but by trying to satisfy many tastes it positions itself as a "middle of the road" pop-rock rompler. If you are after specific building tools for hiphop, drum loops, I would look elsewhere. Where would you recommend for cheap or free? Reason 6 demobank rewired for free, all the synths and drums you could wish for, just record the audio into your sequencer and the jobs a good one   |
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mr president wrote: 3ptguitarist wrote: Numanoid wrote: 3ptguitarist wrote: . What I want to have are more drum samples, hiphop drum samples, and more samples in general, but will the Dimension Pro satisfy that or is there some other avenue I should take?
Dimension is good, but by trying to satisfy many tastes it positions itself as a "middle of the road" pop-rock rompler. If you are after specific building tools for hiphop, drum loops, I would look elsewhere. Where would you recommend for cheap or free? Reason 6 demobank rewired for free, all the synths and drums you could wish for, just record the audio into your sequencer and the jobs a good one haha, I downloaded the demo, but it doesn't work rewired into my sequencer DAW (Cakewalk HS6XL). Whatever the case, I don't feel right doing that. Do any of you know how good the drum samples and hiphop style samples sound in Dim Pro? |
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Given our recent discussion, I would lean toward saying yes. For $37 it is almost a no-brainer. I agree with Numanoid that it is a good middle-of-the-road VI. I think that is what you're looking for at this point. It has a lot of sounds for little money. You can also edit the sounds if they aren't quite what you want.
It's too bad you couldn't get the deal they had on Rapture a couple of weeks ago. It was $20, but you had to have Sonar 7 or X1. I am tempted to get DimPro myself at that price, but I've already bought like 10 or 15 things over the last year, so I need to really use what I have before I buy more. ---- This space has been unintentionally left blank. |
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mr president wrote: on star wars return of the sith when the robot with the bad lungs escapes with his escape pod at the beginning it has an extreme flanger type metalic sequence propelling it along, one of dimension pros dimension presets, Anyway just try it
General Grevious  ---- Forward ever, Backward never |
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Music radar for instance got free hip hop samples:
http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/sampleradar-316-free-hip -hop-samples-248617 And then you can use the great free shortcircuit sampler to split, layer, stretch, more or less anything you want to do |
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Numanoid wrote: Music radar for instance got free hip hop samples:
http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/sampleradar-316-free-hip -hop-samples-248617 And then you can use the great free shortcircuit sampler to split, layer, stretch, more or less anything you want to do thanks! Will these samples work with a free sampler such as sampletank free or dropzone? btw I just got reason 6 demo to work in my sequencer lol. |
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3ptguitarist wrote: Numanoid wrote: Music radar for instance got free hip hop samples:
http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/sampleradar-316-free-hip -hop-samples-248617 And then you can use the great free shortcircuit sampler to split, layer, stretch, more or less anything you want to do thanks! Will these samples work with a free sampler such as sampletank free or dropzone? I think they will work with Dimesion LE, that can load wav samples as I rememeber Haven't tried dropzone, but pretty certain it will load wav file samples, it's kind of a minimum requirement for samplers to do that |
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Numanoid wrote: 3ptguitarist wrote: Numanoid wrote: Music radar for instance got free hip hop samples:
http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/sampleradar-316-free-hip -hop-samples-248617 And then you can use the great free shortcircuit sampler to split, layer, stretch, more or less anything you want to do thanks! Will these samples work with a free sampler such as sampletank free or dropzone? I think they will work with Dimesion LE, that can load wav samples as I rememeber Haven't tried dropzone, but pretty certain it will load wav file samples, it's kind of a minimum requirement for samplers to do that btw those samples are loops. lol I could cut them into individual hits, but I'd rather find individual samples of kicks, snares, etc. Thanks anyway though! |
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JJBiener wrote: Given our recent discussion, I would lean toward saying yes. For $37 it is almost a no-brainer. I agree with Numanoid that it is a good middle-of-the-road VI. I think that is what you're looking for at this point. It has a lot of sounds for little money. You can also edit the sounds if they aren't quite what you want.
It's too bad you couldn't get the deal they had on Rapture a couple of weeks ago. It was $20, but you had to have Sonar 7 or X1. I am tempted to get DimPro myself at that price, but I've already bought like 10 or 15 things over the last year, so I need to really use what I have before I buy more. Well, if anyone is interested to buy it, I could sell it at a lower price, since I have it twice on my Cakewalk account. I bought it a while ago, then I just bought Sonar X-1 Producer upgrade that includes it. If anyone is interested, just let me know and I will check with Cakewalk how one license can be transfered... |
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Ryan99 wrote: Well, if anyone is interested to buy it, I could sell it at a lower price, since I have it twice on my Cakewalk account. I bought it a while ago, then I just bought Sonar X-1 Producer upgrade that includes it. If anyone is interested, just let me know and I will check with Cakewalk how one license can be transfered... You cannot legally sell or transfer any Cakewalk products.... |
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heffus wrote: A little OT, but is z3ta2 worth buying for $35?
I'd stick with Version 1.5. |
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how do you guys like the sound selection with dim pro 1.5? |
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