In order to make use of Alchemy, you first need to ensure that you have gone into the Logic Pro X tab in the top left and downloaded the additional content labelled 'Alchemy Sound Libraries'." With any luck they should also include the 300 presets I originally created ;) Martin Yes it does as well ...

For the benefit of those that don't understand the legacy this machine has, it was THE machine for hiphop production in the late 80's and has always been in demand.. I was never much of a fan of the machine myself, but it's "crunchy and punchy" sound was a hit with a great many producers and artists ...

I can't help but think that this video hit the "problem nail" here right on the head..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3F7lsJPMQFQ

FrankF wrote: ↑Mon Nov 01, 2021 10:49 am Arpangel and Hugh: the Laurel and Hardy of the SOS forums.
You do cheer me up, lads!

Yup.. totally agree

My love affair with Waldorf is almost as old as my love affair with Emu... I have owned several Microwave I's, A Waveslave, Microwave II, Microwave XT plus a Q and Micro Q... Needless to say, I'm a fan of their lovely, grungy, Germanic sound and currently love my Iridium... Curious to see what they ...

are you connecting USB directly to each instrument?.. If so then each instrument should be recognised as it's own device in Audio MIDI Setup. Check here as this is where Logic derives it's instrument definitions.. The MIDI channel only becomes relevant if the instrument is set to an individual ...

Sparrows78 wrote:Whoa! The GR-1 looks extremely interesting! I will look into it more, thanks for the information, I had no idea that it existed.

Yeah... it's pretty nuts... I have one and it's completely unique

There are a number of really good little hardware samplers, but very little in terms of keyboard based models... Building into a keyboard increases the costs enormously so almost no-one is doing it any more.. there are various keys that will play user Wavs but not much if anything on the editing ...

It does look like a fabulous little box... I must say though I was quite put off by the apparent internal calibration.. Tim Shoebridge does a good demonstration of how easily the filter is overdriven and thus completely changes in character.. I don't mind having the ability to over drive a filter ...

This is pretty big news..
https://www.soundonsound.com/news/focusrite-acquire-sequential

I can't think of anyone better to be honest.. Novation have one of the best support depts in the business..

Go Novation every time..

well made kit and the best product support in the business

A friend of mine had the MiniBrute 2S for a while. It was ridiculous fun and sounds wonderful. It's also built like a handsome tank. I'd have one myself if I didn't have a MatrixBrute and may get one yet anyway ;) Ditto what Eddy said... I have the Minibrute 2S... it is great.. I wouldn't touch ...

I always adored the orange livery - and with both filters on the Behringer... Best of all worlds! :bouncy: The filters are only half the story of the 2600... sadly Behringer neglected the other half and so it doesn't sound anything like a 2600... it sounds "nice" but it's just NOT a 2600... at all ...

I always adored the orange livery - and with both filters on the Behringer... Best of all worlds! :bouncy: The filters are only half the story of the 2600... sadly Behringer neglected the other half and so it doesn't sound anything like a 2600... it sounds "nice" but it's just NOT a 2600... at all ...

I have been lucky enough to work with a British synth designer and manufacturer and been privileged to see a synth from early scribblings/concepts.. On average I would say about 2 years, but this will obviously vary hugely dependant on things like how new the circuit design is, casing and metalwork ...

Personally, as a long time subscriber, I would welcome an "Ad-free subscribe option" and would be willing to pay more for this.. :bouncy: But how on earth would you survive without knowing about plug-in's you’re not interested in or the latest OLED TV? :D Quite happily I imagine... i haven't had a T ...

Personally, as a long time subscriber, I would welcome an "Ad-free subscribe option" and would be willing to pay more for this..

I'll place a small bet that he did the vocal at home himself, with the first mic he could grab - and I'm willing to also bet that the engineer would have suffered a tirade of abuse had he suggested it needed re-doing... Yup.. Almost certainly the case... Liam was and almost certainly still is a ...

I have to say I love Cherry Audio's stuff... I've been a user products for some time.. I bought their Polymoog and ARP 2600 and absolutely love their Voltage Modular

This truly is a gift.. great company

Didn't the mighty Yamaha GX-1 have a mini key keyboard on the top layer?..

Arpangel wrote: Figure out right from day one how much commitment to this you’re prepared to put in, size, budget, and once reached.....STOP.

Yeah, right...

I assume this is happening on Zoom?.. is there a room i.d. or link?..

Now that is certainly a lot more interesting than that Behringer effluent...

...Especially if it sounds as good as the FS one

A Sad, Sad Day.. Got to meet the man back in the early 90's albeit quite briefly... Britain's answer to Dave Rossum... what an incredible legacy... Gnat Wasp Spider Caterpillar OSCar Akai S-Series OS Bass Station SuperNova Ultranova Bass Station II Peak Summit ...and countless other prototypes RIP ...