Um no I have one already mate

Yeah, the Gotek is a fantastic solution and very cheap too. Gives you a USB memory socket so you can drop libraries from your computer very easily. I have this for my Akai S2000. I've just not found any disk images with sounds but I guess that's ok, but it would be fun sometimes to get some Akai-pro...

As someone who has spent years maximizing the benefits of this very fine file management, I find the reasoning extremely unfounded and poor. By packing my hard work, I can deliver a uniform and professional product. The user can enjoy a file that is compact and exciting to browse through inside the ...

Classic.

Ok! Weird!

It's a menu option

Perhaps the other disk is full? Reason stores snapshots of on-going work as well. This disk can be selected in the preferences. You can also try "save and optimize".

Ok man, thanks a lot and thanks for the feedback on that as well. Just a quick comment, no I didn't mean 5G but wifi also has a thing called 5 Ghz, as usual wifi settings are 2,4 Ghz. But nevermind. I've got to work!

R2X data

Size 1,17 Gb

Number of patches; 1410

curious... 1. what date was r2 released? 2. are the sounds in Bitley's WBFR2X Additions included in R2? 3. if these are extra sounds how many sounds are in Bitley's WBFR2X Additions and what is size of refill? I found no information on it on that page. A good cause for updating the site, thanks! 1....

Um, strange, never heard anyone have issues with this actually. Have you got plenty of available hard disk space and no disk faults? Perhaps try a search on the disk with the built in hard disk tools (applications/tool applications or similar) to see you don't get any error reports. SSD drive? Netwo...

Yes, in ways. In another way the first greeting cards with samples were modern day Fairlights too. But to create great music (like Art Of Noise) you need to use what inspires you. Some people still prefer the original CMIs. Akin to, perhaps, running a tank simulator vs a real one

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14 Aug 2021

I will look at the thread again on my birthday Thank you!

Start a new one.

I expect all fans to show up outside my door.

Huge difference but all Fairlight based software solutions are fun to combine as then you can have the fun audio tweaking possibilites these expensive (£80,000 in today's money) machines had. The refill contains the world's largest Fairlight sample collection and adds a lot more than that, thus the ...

I will look at the thread again on my birthday Thank you!

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That's a good tip I had no idea about, will be cool to try that. Can I lock a midi input as well as I'm using a 8 by 8 midi interface?

And you are telling that to me? Seriously.

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I will however always remember that 1985 was the year sampling was breaking through commercially and became known to us kids on the street. It became the buzz word in every pop magazine.

Not easily but using a combinator you can set the key ranges and transpose down say four octaves on one keybed to play a different sound there. Not the ideal solution for live playing perhaps...

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11 Aug 2021

Lucy, you got a lot of splaining to do...

Right about now...



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redundancy
ease of setting up
ease of locating stuff
etc etc

Absolutely. I'd use two computers actually.

No worries at ALL! Supporting small developers always gives huge karma :) By the way, going to Bitley On Spotify to check out some of my zillions of tracks is, besides getting my sound libraries, the finest form of appreciation you can ever give me. :clap: :thumbup: Big thanks in advance for that. I...

Haha tackar.

Sad to hear that, the Mirage was apparently used a lot by Jam & Lewis on many of Janet Jackson's hit tracks. As well as on Good Life by Inner City of course. Beatles & the Mellotron is blueprint yes but the Mellotron was the analog forerunner to digital sampling instruments. It would not let you sam...

Excellent! You are in for a ride!