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Wayne...

...superb! That's the first word that came into my head when I heard Pearl and Dave - kicking bassline, great drums and excellent singing, particularly with the close harmonies towards the end. Namely, then, a cracker!

As for catagorising the piece, it leans significantly towards funk in ...

hi Nestor

Waiting for You is a very pleasant piece, which conjours up hints of Ravel and Debussy, with its French "flaneur" feel combined with a hint of eastern promise. As for criticism (which I hope you will take as constructive), I felt that the handling of the strings was a little clumsy, in ...

D'oh! getting all mixed up with my TLAs (Three Letter Acronyms) - and with my hard-/software combinations. Anyway, I think the point is that I have 4 DSPs and that's limiting me in terms of processing power and modules I can stick into each project. Or am I missing something important?!

Coming back ...

Yup, I'm running Pulsar2, but only have the 4 DSPs on the PCI card (or at least, that's what my "DSP Load Monitor" is showing in Pulsar. Looks like I'll need a bigger PC with more slots... oops.

Otion12

Thanks for the friendly welcome, all!

I had a quick look at the Tips'n'Tricks suggested by atOmic and came across the Iouts, which suggests to me that if I declare, say, a trumpet as Iout 4, then connect STS4000's output 4 (and, automatically, 5 for the R) to a reverb module, which I then in turn ...

Hi all

I'm brand new to PlanetZ - what sort of air do you breath here?! Anyway, the question:

How do you add reverb to an Akai sample in STS4000? I used to work with wavs and had a great time working with SoundForge and Goldwave to get all sorts of audio effects into my samples. And yet, with the ...