sasquatch

i can't entirely remember, but i think this might've been the stuff i used - certainly cheaper than buying a new case, give it a go http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo...roductID=130266

how is the heatsink in contact with the processor? if it is just the little pads or whatever, try and get hold of some silicon gel - it took me processor temp down about 15 degrees!

isn't it just a bunch of turntables though? how is it better than having your own setup? not being anal, just curious (my god that sounded gay)

oh, it's not on there, my bad

http://www.bluenote.com/madlibplayer/

http://www.sputnik7.com/vod/index.jsp?section=music&key=aawa

post a pic char beyotch!

if xbox employ fat people who star in videos that have been floating round the net for the last 6 years, then yes... spensoar, sort it out! i'd love to have some artwork on my hak, as good looking as it is at the moment...

make one for hak 320's/360's!!!

BBBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMM

they're awesome

http://www.kjaerhusaudio.com/classic-series.php these are some decent, free, simple plugins

who is dj z?

ahh, see, if you had ying yang twins in there i'd snap it up in an instant...

I doubt it <{POST_SNAPBACK}> not being funny, but why would it not? all mpc's do is "record what your fingers are doing" - yeah, i know you can whole sequences or whatever, but i don't get why theres so much hype about them. i borrowed one for a couple of months earlier in the year and im definately going to stick with my pc setup - im not a big fan of having to navigate through menus to assign samples, and when sampling it's much easier to do so on pc. mpc's are great for standalone pieces of kit, but when it comes down to it, all it does is trigger the samples that you have put in it in the order that you tell it to - it's great in it's simplicity, but its workflow is so simple that theres no reason why pcs wouldnt be capable of the same thing and more, as you can choose the exact "components" and setup of your audio setup with a pc. i've just checked out the video, going by that i'd probably go for the trigger finger over the mpd as it seems a bit more intuitive with more controls etc, but its worth noting the guy in the video is obviously very experienced, and the way its set up etc is so well done that the talent of the guy using it could make this type of product look better than it actually is

oh yeah, and about drums, why not get some roland v-drums, you can practice in headphones!... and.. they cost over £2000... lucky for me im borrowing a set free of charge atm

i HAVE an mpd-16, and no, it wont turn your pc into an mpc, it'll make it far better than that! the pads arent as big as the mpc ones, but if you couple it with software like battery and a decent midi sequencer (i actually find fruitloops piano roll the best!) it is far far quicker to use and more flexible, and you dont have to faff around with zips, you can edit stuff while playing etc, if you have the opportunity to get either of these i'd say go for it - i got my mpd16 second hand in mint condition for £60

yeah, you see 700mhz systems or so going for like £300 the whole time, stick it in the paper for £300 and hope for the best

screenshot?

fl studio 5 xxl is off the hizzle fa shizzle

just discovered i already have the installer for sp2 on this pc - woohoo! no 252mb download for me

cant get on microsoft.com, msn messenger or msn.com at the moment - wouldnt be a problem if i didnt need sp2 for an nlite installation

yep, classic case of it not doing what it should there don't mean to be anal, but have you tried closing and re-opening the project?

cubase can be an absolute bugger at times and thats why i mostly steer clear of it can i just clear your situation up? are the hi-hats triggered from a vst (as in you're recording internally, not from a record or whatever)? and you want to record this to an audio track - all that i could possibly suggest, and it seems very basic, is that in your soundcard properties you set it to record stereo mix, or wave. if that doesnt work, then it seems like you have everything set up as it should be and its a classic case of cubase not doing what it should

is there an original of the single which doesnt use the mobb deep sample then? i always assumed that was the original...