I believe this is exactly what Beethoven would have done, had he been around today. Such beauty, elegance, and bliss.actioncat wrote: What's more, if you've EQed your lead to sound good in a certain key, playing different notes with it is just asking for trouble! Keep things simple by smashing up all the notes on your keyboard apart from G3, a technique known as 'The Guetta'."
Isn't voting time over? I always do not get it regarding the kvr time 
Very curious if Mac users are in again in OSC 77.... 
I also tried a song for sound evotion (sdcompo http://audiotournament.com ) contest, but completely failed this time (didn't sent it in) 
These emoticons... 
KVR sometimes come unstuck in time...Hanz Meyzer wrote:Hey guys,
back in town
These were so nice tracks overall, so much variety...
Are you using a tracker? On Mac?Hanz Meyzer wrote:... I also tried a song for sound evotion (sdcompo http://audiotournament.com ) contest
You know... I did get started with trackers many years ago: FT2 and shortly moved to IT and got pretty good. But then switched to Cubase. Tried Renoise a couple times, just not my thing anymore, unfortunately.Hanz Meyzer wrote:Yes, Renoise, as usual. Yes you are right, didn't see it's tracker only. Maybe you should try it, Renoise v3.1 is near (neat new filters and some stuff).
In time... usually before the end of the day. Brian will post a link to a Google spreadsheet and a post with final results. 'till then... sit tight; we all get busy from time to time.beatdriver408 wrote:Sorry, newbie question, now that the voting has ended, how does one see the results?
Very cool you found your daw. Still have a cubase 6.5 license, but never used it (sx2 win was the last version hehe). cubase pianoroll is the best of all, but what can be better than an excel table with hexadecimal valuesz.prime wrote:You know... I did get started with trackers many years ago: FT2 and shortly moved to IT and got pretty good. But then switched to Cubase. Tried Renoise a couple times, just not my thing anymore, unfortunately.Hanz Meyzer wrote:Yes, Renoise, as usual. Yes you are right, didn't see it's tracker only. Maybe you should try it, Renoise v3.1 is near (neat new filters and some stuff).
no serious I love to see notes from different instrs side-by-side. The in place pianoroll is not a real solution. No.2 I miss in cubase is the send device and all the meta stuff from renoise. Bla bla. Actually I hate Cubase. I won't buy another product with a hardware dongle. Not a fan of the software copy protection crap, either... but at least it's not hardware. I had a cracked version of it which actually worked BETTER than the version I bought with a dongle (and, no; no pirated software here anymore). I switched to Reaper for 2 years or so, which was much better in terms of performance and reliability. Then switched to Bitwig. Definitely like Bitwig the best overall, but some annoyances. Did a few tracks with Live, too, which is nice. Bitwig sorta fixes some of the big annoyances with Live (and adds some of its own). I like the channel strip best in Bitwig, just a hair over Live. And running plugins in a sandbox is awesome. Can't tell you how many times I would have probably otherwise lost work due to crashing plugins... only had the entire DAW crash 2 or 3 times... Probably will do a few more tracks in Live! before I stop trying to like it best...Hanz Meyzer wrote:... What do you like most in cubase?
Jasinski! 
Nice work everyone 
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