here's my new band, called the Wave Wizards
http://www.wavewizards.com
have a listen if you like, comments are appreciated.
no VSTs except battery for most of the drum work...
we're seeking for a producer
the Wave Wizards
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- KVRAF
- 1729 posts since 17 Jul, 2001 from Milan, Italy
hi, i've been missing form the forum lately
here's my new band, called the Wave Wizards
http://www.wavewizards.com
have a listen if you like, comments are appreciated.
no VSTs except battery for most of the drum work...
we're seeking for a producer
here's my new band, called the Wave Wizards
http://www.wavewizards.com
have a listen if you like, comments are appreciated.
no VSTs except battery for most of the drum work...
we're seeking for a producer
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- KVRAF
- 7672 posts since 9 Nov, 2003 from Netherlands
First thing I am noticing is how very hard it is to read what is in the options on the left. The font works perfect at the top (with that size), but smaller makes it hard to read.
At first when you said no VST's except for some drums, I thought I was gonna hear rock. Untill I went to the studio-gear page
ahhhhh to meander through that
Listened to the first two offerings from the CD and will download them all later and give the entire CD a listen. So far it sounds allright, although with such a gear set-up I had hoped for more somehow.
Who knows I may yet be taken by surprise by the whole CD.
At first when you said no VST's except for some drums, I thought I was gonna hear rock. Untill I went to the studio-gear page
ahhhhh to meander through that
Listened to the first two offerings from the CD and will download them all later and give the entire CD a listen. So far it sounds allright, although with such a gear set-up I had hoped for more somehow.
Who knows I may yet be taken by surprise by the whole CD.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1729 posts since 17 Jul, 2001 from Milan, Italy
I know, i wanted to make it bigger on the left but i didn't have much space to use...and I had to set up the site in an afternoon...Mystahr wrote:First thing I am noticing is how very hard it is to read what is in the options on the left. The font works perfect at the top (with that size), but smaller makes it hard to read.
the CD starts with the most slow tracks. then goes on with some pumping techno beats and ends with two strange tracks with vocals...Mystahr wrote: At first when you said no VST's except for some drums, I thought I was gonna hear rock. Untill I went to the studio-gear page
ahhhhh to meander through that
Listened to the first two offerings from the CD and will download them all later and give the entire CD a listen. So far it sounds allright, although with such a gear set-up I had hoped for more somehow.
well, to be honest, we didn'use ALL the synths for the CD...many of the are in my personal gear list/collection
but are available in our studio...(for the CD we mostly used the Andromeda, nord lead II, ARP 2600, Sh101, korg MS serie, MonoPoly, Roland SH5, futureretro 777, EMU Emax Samppler, roland V-Phrase, Jomox Air Base etc...and battery for drums)
plase let me knwo what youthink, commensta are much appreciatedMystahr wrote: Who knows I may yet be taken by surprise by the whole CD.
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- KVRist
- 50 posts since 3 Jul, 2004
wow that font is unpossible to comprehend.
music is okay but a little bit sounding like, hey we got this cool gear and we're just going to make cheesey sounds on it, woo!
definately got an 80s pop sound going on, a little repatitive for my tastes, but i'd shake my ass to it if you were doin' a show in a club.
music is okay but a little bit sounding like, hey we got this cool gear and we're just going to make cheesey sounds on it, woo!
definately got an 80s pop sound going on, a little repatitive for my tastes, but i'd shake my ass to it if you were doin' a show in a club.