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Its pretty cool, well done. Really annoyed i missed this. Spent the whole of Saturday jet lagged.

Im in love with reason. Mainly use the drums, kong, redrum, dr octorex. Going to order a midi keyboard soon to get the most out of it. Is record worth getting to use with it?

And the BEF pro is out soon. Im thinking ill get one. They say $213 retail so it might be a tad cheaper. Also when using something like the boss splitter do you have to have another to join the signals back together? Im thinking of putting an octave down and fuzz in one and everything else i.e moog, distortion and chorus in the other.

Ive finally got a round to recording something and went with blue bossa. A lot of mistakes and sorry for the solo... eeek. I used reaper to record it all and took a drum loop of propellerhead's reason. Any feedback would be great. [url="http://soundcloud.com/user6214158/blu-bossa-1-3-consolidated"]http://soundcloud.com/user6214158/blu-bossa-1-3-consolidated[/url] Thanks Sam H

For the price- Yamaha trb 1006 second hand. I got mine for £400. Couldnt be happier.

Great stuff Sibob. Really liked it and chase and status are great especially live.

Ah excellent, ill see if the drummer's octopad has a midi clock and i presume we can then from of him and his beats, maybe?

If you ever do a blog on playing with a synth player that would be great. Me and my synth player often have a lot of trouble with knowing what each other should do, as he can go as low as me and create a huge amount of sounds etc etc.

A line 6 m9 is defiantly on my list at the moment. I might not need all the options atm but i reckon i will. With a midi clock do you just take a line from my pedal board from somewhere or other. Lets say an m9 and then into the synth players setup?

Get to see Warpaint(jenny lee Limberg) in august aswell.

Im very satisfied with the sound of my double bass. Not its amplified sound atm but its actual sound. Mainly, i think, because i won't be able to afford anything better for many many years and im not sure if i wont anything better. The only thing i mgiht be able to afford is a new set of strings one day and maybe a pickup. But i do feel like i have a bond with my one. It took such a long time to find and it just plays so nicely to me. Of course there is a few little things i would like to change but i dont think these would effect the sound all that much.

Its just when you start getting into playing dub-step on your bass, that ou want to find a drummer and maybe a synth player, so then when your playing in the garage with them. It gives some kind of ability to be aloud to make to amke yourself broke by buying pedals. i don't even have a job atm but i do have a synth player and drummer.

Really cool. Something im going to try and replicate now. Also could you use your drummer what he's using?

Jenny Lee Lindberg from warpaint Melissa auf der maur Kim deal-pixies If you google Jenny Lee Lindberg theres rather a good pic of eh.. some parts.

That looks perfect dood. But no-where seems to sell them. At all.

Im not to sure, i was looking at some m-audio and tascam ones but have been on the lookout for some second hand motu interfaces, as they seem to get alot of praise. Ive been looking into whether it would work more-so at the moment. And it seems it will so from an quick ebay scan, those makes seem to pop up alot.

But ive heard things about them not being able to process 8 tracks because usb is too slow or something. Is this true?

From reading other threads and doing a bit of research, im still a bit confused whether this would work. If i were to get an 8 input usb audio interface, would it be able to record multiple tracks with it or will it just bung the whole load into one track. My laptop is a 64 bit, windows 7, 4 gb ram and 500 gbs of memory. I think its a i5 processor. I dont now if this will help. Any input, its something im looking at getting in the near future as i can really upgrade my laptop to something with firewire at the moment. Or can i get somekind of external firewire port to plug into the computer. Thanks Sam H

Yamaha TRB 1005.

Here's my TRB 1006. So versatile and grunty at times.

I havent tried or bothered to learn any dubstep tunes. Havent really seen the point. But it do try and emulate different sounds set that i hear and from the different periods. Its alot more fun to come up with your things in this genre ive found. Earlier Dubstep is slower with a with not really any emphasis on this Dirty bass thing. Have a listen to Digital mystikz, Skream, Early Benga, Burial and a good few others. Then you get your newer stuff like flux pavilion, doctor P, Magnetic Man, and a load of others, just to name a few popular ones. Theres dub being mixed with jazz and everything now. Id also get a behringer BSY=600. It has a not too shabby LFO in it and some other good sounds. Better then the boss and digitech IMO.

" Even though and this is something i wonder myself, because it usb, and im under the impression that with usb you cant record nultiple tracks in the one go. So whats the point in having multiple input usb interfaces. Or can you record multiple tracks with usb now." Can i just ask this again and i dont mean to hijack your thread Oggy. Its just i can buy an 8 channel usb interface right now if i knew. And i reckon its helpful bit of info to know so you dont have to buy anything you dont have too.

Very nice. It seems my GAS(Extremely Important ) gets longer everytime i come into this one thread alone.