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Oct 3 2007, 01:48 PM
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Hey everyone,
As much as I would like to have Nuendo or Cubase, it's simply out of my financial reach at the moment. So, I settled for Sonar Home Studio 6 XL -- and so far I'm not disappointed. There's definitely a learning curve with sequencing/recording software, but it's well worth the effort. Another thing or two I added to my "studio" was a Korg USB 61-key midi controller, and the Korg Legacy Collection which has two software synths: The M1 and the Wavestation. They both work as VST plug-ins and/or standalone software synths. There is also the MDE-X multi-effect plug-in to add a few tweaks here and there. Attached is my first ever multi-track recording. It's composed of 5 tracks using the M1 (bass), Wavestation (rhythm/synth), Cakewalk TTS-1 (synth voices), Session Drummer, and of course, my guitar running through a Boss GT-6 straight into the sound card. It's a rather simplistic instrumental piece, slow groove, melodic rock. Please give it a listen. All comments and feedback are greatly appreciated. 
mixdown_ditf.mp3 ( 2.69MB )
Number of downloads: 614-------------------- "Time is a great teacher. Unfortunately, it kills all it's students." My Toys Gibson Les Paul Custom Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster Marshall JCM 800 Lead Series Boss GT-6 Processor ...and other stuff. :-) |
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Oct 6 2007, 03:57 AM
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Sounds cool,great first track.
Haven't worked in Sonar before but I guess you earned a lot from it,well done. 
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Oct 6 2007, 04:13 AM
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QUOTE (NightFlight @ Oct 3 2007, 08:48 AM)  Hey everyone, As much as I would like to have Nuendo or Cubase, it's simply out of my financial reach at the moment. So, I settled for Sonar Home Studio 6 XL -- and so far I'm not disappointed. There's definitely a learning curve with sequencing/recording software, but it's well worth the effort. Another thing or two I added to my "studio" was a Korg USB 61-key midi controller, and the Korg Legacy Collection which has two software synths: The M1 and the Wavestation. They both work as VST plug-ins and/or standalone software synths. There is also the MDE-X multi-effect plug-in to add a few tweaks here and there. Attached is my first ever multi-track recording. It's composed of 5 tracks using the M1 (bass), Wavestation (rhythm/synth), Cakewalk TTS-1 (synth voices), Session Drummer, and of course, my guitar running through a Boss GT-6 straight into the sound card. It's a rather simplistic instrumental piece, slow groove, melodic rock. Please give it a listen. All comments and feedback are greatly appreciated.
mixdown_ditf.mp3 ( 2.69MB )
Number of downloads: 614Well. it left me feeling well, you know, wanting more, lol! I thought it was pretty good, especially the little ending that kind of sounds out of synch with the rest of the song, but when you repeated it a couple of more times in the song, I saw what you were doing. I thought it was really good. Was thing your first effort? -------------------- You wish.
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Dec 13 2007, 09:35 PM
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I hope that my first recording would have sounded this good! Great work Nightflight!
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