I had cubasis, then purchased SX2, Halion 2 and Groove Agent 1. I’ve also acquired other sequencers (Ableton Live 8, Logic 9 Express). Ai5 (an ‘OEM’ product) will be explored to determine what its role will be among the other stuff, unless I decide whether or not it’s an ‘appetizer’ before the main course, which, of course, is extremely very wonderful.
Hello
I was relatively new to the old forum when it was old and about to change into the new, but I’ve been made to feel at home by the natives, both old and new. So hi.
But then I like everything. Well, except Dixieland, which I find quite irritating…although, in the right situation (tailgate party before a football game) and with the right state of mind (lots of beer consumed) it’s alright
Oh, that’s right. I forgot. I like what I like regardless of the genre they fall into, which, I guess, can mean I also like everything, but not all things in everything, i.e., I like jazz but not all jazz… and it does become situational as you say.
It’s not only the new board, but also re-configuring my DAW in my matchbox condo studio. I have to hook-up my Korg CX3 along with the new MOTIF. I want the baby grand piano (upon which the monitor sits) to face west (where it’s currently facing north. I should probably confer with a Fung Shue handbook along with the MOTIF owner’s manual. This doesn’t include dusting and general de-cluttering. A lot to get done before I can get back to composing.
I worked for a Hong Kong based company years ago, and the Senior Management were so into Feng Shui that having consulted the Feng Shui man, that, at huge cost they tore out the main staircase in our new office, and replaced it with an identical one that turned anti-clockwise instead of clockwise.
Can’t complain though… It was for most of the decade that followed, one of the most successful telecoms companies in the country. Going from nothing to FTSE100 status in about 5 years.