All of them, and many more! :guitarhero::drummer::metal:
Airwindows have PurestConsole.
They have been adjusting tape manually since the beginning of multi-track recording, but the reason why I do it is to experiment with the rushing...
Don't you guys nudge your tracks into position after recording them? I do it for every single track, midi or audio. It's interesting what...
I disagree that it is disagreeable :) Maybe he pressed it by mistake, as I'm always activating stuff on my tablet by accident!
Just like a real studio you need to have some kind of workflow. I think DAW makes us all lazy :) I have templates setup for Nebula with the...
My first experience was adding a Pink EQ to an AD drum track, and it immediately grabbed my attention. I couldn't turn back after that :)
Hey, long time no see, send me a PM bro! :hifive:
Hi Will, I've seen you around. You're one of the beta-testers aren't you? What do you think the future of Nebula is going to be, and do you think...
Ok, who's a member of this exclusive group of Nebula connoisseurs? :mates: All those present, say 'aye :wink: It will be interesting to see how...
My console has gold plated toothpicks, none of this tacky gimmicky stuff for me!
Freeze the tracks as you go, your CPU will love you for it :wink:
I've got an old Yamaha digital piano which I only use for midi and it's weighted keys. I track through Pianoteq for low latency, and replace the...
I usually break each part down into smaller pieces when recording, but I do like to be in full control of what is going on, especially with the...
I agree, but personally I only use these apps to map out chords and scales, and then I play everything live on other instruments, or sometimes I...
Scaler is very good at what it does, i.e. chords & scales. You can use 3rd party arp plugins, or the ones that are built into a synth if you...
+1 for Scaler it's a beast, although having a little music theory knowledge certainly does help when using this software.
Send my best regards to Jeff ...
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