i want something i can use when i dj with. i have been looking at the Evolution UC33e. is this what i want, is there something better?
also in ableton if i have 2 sound cards can i have two seperate audio outputs or just one?
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Posted 07 June 2006 - 1:00 PM
can anyone recormend a midi controller for ableton?
i want something i can use when i dj with. i have been looking at the Evolution UC33e. is this what i want, is there something better?
also in ableton if i have 2 sound cards can i have two seperate audio outputs or just one?
i want something i can use when i dj with. i have been looking at the Evolution UC33e. is this what i want, is there something better?
also in ableton if i have 2 sound cards can i have two seperate audio outputs or just one?
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Posted 07 June 2006 - 1:28 PM
yeh thats a cool controller, has lots of controllable stuff for tweaking.
depends on how youve got ableton set up though - when pausebuttonaudio dj, we like to use the session view, rather than the 'sequencer' view, so we got the m-audio trigger finger:
that we we can cue clips in using the pads a la MPC stylee, and use the 4 faders as individual level controls, as well as tweakables with the knobs.
in ableton there are 2 master outputs, so if your soundcard has outputs on it you can bus ableton to these - u shouldnt need 2 soundcards. in fact, i dunno how you'd set ableton up using 2 soundcards, im not sure if its possible, since it takes its asio drivers from one card :?
someone else might know!
depends on how youve got ableton set up though - when pausebuttonaudio dj, we like to use the session view, rather than the 'sequencer' view, so we got the m-audio trigger finger:
that we we can cue clips in using the pads a la MPC stylee, and use the 4 faders as individual level controls, as well as tweakables with the knobs.
in ableton there are 2 master outputs, so if your soundcard has outputs on it you can bus ableton to these - u shouldnt need 2 soundcards. in fact, i dunno how you'd set ableton up using 2 soundcards, im not sure if its possible, since it takes its asio drivers from one card :?
someone else might know!
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Posted 07 June 2006 - 2:10 PM
cheers for your views mippio. i've just recently started to really immerse myself into ableton live again, now i seemed to intergrate it with all my dj kit!!
i got a 90 minute video lecture of richie hawtins talking about dj technology and his careea, how hes always been pushing the boundaries to do something different. its had a bit of an impact on me!! viva technology
i got a 90 minute video lecture of richie hawtins talking about dj technology and his careea, how hes always been pushing the boundaries to do something different. its had a bit of an impact on me!! viva technology
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Posted 30 June 2006 - 3:52 AM
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just a few pics....
here are a few pieces of gear that we have that you probably couldn't see:
Rain 64 Bit Recording Element PC
Roland MC-909
Roland MV-8000
Universal Audio Dual 610 Preamp (UA-610)
Dj Setup:
2 Vestax PDX 2000 turntables
1 Pioneer DJM-600
1 Pioneer CDJ 800
Roland SP808 Sampler
http://liquidsunproductions.com/gallery_2/main.php?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=82
http://liquidsunproductions.com/gallery_2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=86&g2_serialNumber=2
just a few pics....
here are a few pieces of gear that we have that you probably couldn't see:
Rain 64 Bit Recording Element PC
Roland MC-909
Roland MV-8000
Universal Audio Dual 610 Preamp (UA-610)
Dj Setup:
2 Vestax PDX 2000 turntables
1 Pioneer DJM-600
1 Pioneer CDJ 800
Roland SP808 Sampler
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Posted 30 June 2006 - 3:58 AM
http://liquidsunprod...m&g2_itemId=104
just a few pics....
here are a few pieces of gear that we have that you probably couldn't see:
Rain 64 Bit Recording Element PC
Roland MC-909
Roland MV-8000
Universal Audio Dual 610 Preamp (UA-610)
Dj Setup:
2 Vestax PDX 2000 turntables
1 Pioneer DJM-600
1 Pioneer CDJ 800
Roland SP808 Sampler
just a few pics....
here are a few pieces of gear that we have that you probably couldn't see:
Rain 64 Bit Recording Element PC
Roland MC-909
Roland MV-8000
Universal Audio Dual 610 Preamp (UA-610)
Dj Setup:
2 Vestax PDX 2000 turntables
1 Pioneer DJM-600
1 Pioneer CDJ 800
Roland SP808 Sampler
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Posted 04 August 2006 - 3:13 AM
Ok what's the deal with using old drum loops? I notice that artists never list where they got drum samples from even though they are clearly recognisable as being from James Brown/Bobby Byrd or even ... Jimmy McGriff ... heheheheh ;).
I'm guessing I don't have to seek permission for a sliced beat as long as it contains only the drum sounds and isn't how it sounded on the original track?
I'm guessing I don't have to seek permission for a sliced beat as long as it contains only the drum sounds and isn't how it sounded on the original track?
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Posted 04 August 2006 - 11:03 AM
Technically, you still have to seek permission, but for something as trivial as a drum loop they probably don't bother with acknowledging it in the credits. So basically, you have to request permission but don't have to declare it in the credits. If you didn't ask, you could still be sued.
However, unless it's for a commercial setting - i.e. making money from your tunes, no-one is gonna care about permissions. The Chems didn't bother with their early Dust Brothers stuff, hence why it's like gold dust now
However, unless it's for a commercial setting - i.e. making money from your tunes, no-one is gonna care about permissions. The Chems didn't bother with their early Dust Brothers stuff, hence why it's like gold dust now
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Posted 06 August 2006 - 3:30 AM
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