Here it is:

http://www.rawmaterialsoftware.com/downloads/

It is nice to take a serious look.
:p:

This is where the fun begins. I've always liked a good challenge. Getting the BPM's right, editing & locking samples into your project, then programming a def beat on your drum machine or sound module that'll give it that drive. Does anybody have any special techniques that they reley on or work with that they don't mind sharing with the rest of us that are "novices" ? :w:

Hello,

Is it possible to start/stop a sequencer with my Boss GT-3 guitar fx foot pedal? I'd like to be able to do this for live applications. I know I can start and stop a sequencer with midi, but can a guitar fx pedal control this?

I have been researching recording techniques for the past few weeks and one common thread from the experts seems to always be present, in addition to panning, volumes, etc. To "leave or make room" for vocals by gently adjusting the mid-range frequencies as not to "mud up" the space for a vocal track.

I would like to play my drums to a sequencer. I want to download songs from the internet and load them into the sequencer. I plan on buying something like a Proteus for a sound source. As far as the sequencer is concerned, do I need a computer and what software is good? Or is there a stand-alone unit that would work. I would prefer a stand-alone unit if it makes sense.

Hi, this is my first post. I'll get to the point. I'm involved in a recording project, it's just me, my guitar and my sequencer (hardware; Yamaha RM1X) and was wondering how should i record the sequencer, I am currently limited to four mono track and two stereo tracks. I have a fostex Vr800 (recorder, with midi in, out) and a fostex vm88 (mixer, with nothing extremely special).

I had posted an earlier email regarding connectivity from my Roland XP-60 Sequencer to HDR 24/96. I finally got it connected and was successful in laying down my tracks.

The only problem that I had discovered, that once I did my initial tracks such as Drums, Bass and Piano it recorded fine because it was the initial tracks.

I am trying to connect my Roland XP-60 Sequencer with HDR 24/96 via D8B as my Master.

I have got a Word Clock Card installed in D8B. How can I sync these three devices together ?.

My sequencer has the standard MIDI In / Out connector.

Please advise .

Thanks,

Hanif

I'm looking for a sequencer with the following features:
- Either PC or hardware
- Pattern based
- Sync to MTC/SMPTE or has own smartsync
- Can switch on and off patterns/channels while running

Is there anything like this around?
Any suggestions?