Many people have mentioned, and compared me to, the style of Instant Remedy when I release a new remix. Often the comments are of the sort "IR would have done this" or "sounds very IR, excpet for the...". I think you are unshamely copying the style of sonic wanderer. Shame on yo...

I agree 100% with LMan review and 0% with beldin one

cheers.

Papa Sid wrote:

DHS wrote:Say the truth, you asked the c64mafia

Don't go spreading rumours, boy! You're playing with fire...and buckets of monkey poo!

I'm only saying that you're more effective than any underwater killers Chris may have in his lair ....

Chris Abbott wrote:My underwater killers filled in their paperwork, and tomorrow Ben Daglish will own 10% of the track. Cool or what?
Chris

mmmm....

I don't believe you used your underwater killers for this job.
Say the truth, you asked the c64mafia

cheers.

Chris Abbott wrote:I emailed them before Xmas about this, before the album was released, but they saw fit to ignore my emails. Did they in fact credit Ben Daglish on the album in any way? I haven't seen the album.

Just send out your killers from your underwater lair and fix the thing

I think it was reported in the c64rmx mailing list.

cheerz

Am I the only person who still uses an Amiga via Midi for Sequencing? (Octamed proffessional) I used octamed on amiga for midi sequencing 'till late 2000, then i switched to cubase. When you used octamed you think it's the best way to make music (i used to think so), but i had to change my mind :) ...

Max Levin wrote:Off topic: DHS, remove that pussy-avatar, will ya? It's just not fitting* here

(*) That's almost funny here in Sweden

Well, i think i'll have to re-think about those swedish girls....

This is really interesting, i'll try it asap.

I'm still looking for a way to edit/encode in Prologic II.

cheers.

putzi wrote:And not to forget the monk-vocals

Or the female orgasmic moans

BTW, Tatu are produced by Mr. Cretu...

bye.

kantos 1.0 - audio controlled synthesizer - A software-based synthesizer that finally liberates you from the tyranny of MIDI, keyboards, controllers or, in fact, anything that stands between you and the music you hear in your mind. Strange synth, but i still have to find any use for it. Most of his...

Nice work, remebers me of Michael Cretu in a Jarre mood

cheers.

Lemme know. I love that vsti

Dunno if you mean "analog bubbles" or what. If what you need is analog bubbling a simple randomizer over the cutoff and resonance of any vsti or midi gear could do. If you want something more interesting, be sure to check Crystal VSTi (look in kvr for the link), free and powerful (you can ...

BTW, here Cubbie (SX and/or VST32).