Of course not

I own one of the "most powerful computer in the world",

a Commodore 64 ,

8-bit Processor !

64 kilobytes of RAM !!

1,5 MB hard drive !!!

with one of the most slim keyboard ever made *yes*




My Studio=

 

That was really funny, but also the best answer!

 

Imagine a big a*s library on that Commodore 64, running like a dream

 

raping hard disks.

 

So that's UVI's pianos arsenal (Because i knew only about this new Ravenscroft 275 )

 

It's not UVI's piano, in fact it's VI-LABS's pianos, and the player is from UVI *yes*

No doubt, the best of all piano actually.

I was very surprise by the RAVENSCROFT 275 , the sound is much better than their demos .

Simply awesome !!!

 

Due to the "VI" first letters and also the workstation, i thought it's the same deal, but i got it now, thanks!

 

To me it does not matter what kind of machine you're working on. If your music is awesome, then be it Mac, Windows, Linux, Solaris, FreeDOS or Atari, doesn't matter. What matters is the end result and enjoyment of both composing and listening

I made a fully fledged orchestral track on Dell C600 laptop, model 2001 (700MHz Pentium III and 512MB RAM), with SF Albion running Kontakt 5.0.3 and Reaper 4.591 about a month ago.
Even though I had to bounce every track, it didn't slow down my production.
http://soundcloud.com/andrew479/beginning-of-an-adventure






When I win the lottery, I'll buy you the real thing tempo, or Klavins 370i, whatever you choose
For myself, I'd buy something more affordable, like Dusty Strings FH36S

 

Beautiful track Andrew !

Work all the more remarkable that it was conducted on a small machine.

It' s a real lesson for all who like me are looking for latest novelty

I can't imagine what you could do with my equipment

No need to win the lottery ,with the talent that you have,you just have to meet the right people who can help you progress and

realize all your projects *yes*

 

That's right, and also your awesome track proves that you can make great music if you don't give up to your equippment limitations and you overcome them by adaptation. :phones:

And by the way, that "affordable" ( ) thing looks very nice, i'd love to sleep with it in a big bed with colorful bed sheets full of musical notes.

 

You're my hero. That was one of the first computers I ever used when I was a kid. We still have it somewhere in the basement. Lol I tell people all the time about it when they ask me about my computer savvy background. Lol Thanks for sharing. It was definitely one hell of a computer in its time.

 

Actually the 1541 was not a harddrive, but an instrument.
People in the know used to control that hard drive to play their tunes, instead of the shitty SID.

 

There is no such Thing as THE BEST Piano… For example, you woudn't use a Concert Grand Piano on dirty western-themed song. No, you'd probably need something like a slighty out of tune upright piano with character. So therefore discussions like these are really pointless.

 

Review

 

sounds great Andrew ! +1 Oscar for you....
now all you need is a movie ( or mini series ) to put it in..

score some more...

 

I remember this from way back. I just don't recall it being any damn good... 1 step up from at TR(ash)80, so..
maybe I need to be schooled on the "wonders" of this thing

 

Wow, that was a long time ago, 1 and 1/2 year now. Thanks

 

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