http://chaosroyale.bandcamp.com/track/n … it-shifter

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(10 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

ashimoke wrote:

Didn't know that! All my thoughts about potentially getting KP3 are over.

I mean that the "beat-sync" is not the best, but it works pretty well on "4/4 kicks" songs.
And, as said, if you would only use it with your voice (and no other beats coming from the line-in) it will keep the sync really well since it doesn't need to beat-sync wirg other stuff, but just with its internal tempo.

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(10 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

ashimoke wrote:

Wait for someone with personal experience to confirm this

I confirm everything.
I've never tried the kaoss quad, but a cheaper KP3 would perfectly do the job.

About the sync problem, as already said the KP only stays in time with itself. But it wouldn't be a problem if you only need it to loop some voice samples live.

Btw for hardcore looping (if you don't care too much about the KP effects) I'd recomend differents solutions, like some guitar/voice looping pedals.
My singer uses one of them and it seems pretty easy (and fun) to use.
This way you could use infinite layers, not only 4.

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(41 replies, posted in Collaborations)

I've got a track for this. smile

I usualy just sing in a portable recorder what comes in my mind.

I think it's really easier then writing notes on a piece of paper. (even because i'm usually out of paper/pens when i'm far from home)

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(96 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Hi guys. Let me brag about my brand new 8bit tattoo.

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(19 replies, posted in Collaborations)

After one years i'm still working on my first LP that I've not released yet, lol.

for spam sake
http://soundcloud.com/arottenbit/sidechain-test-01

Just bought the RNC1773 and i'm having TONS of fun sidechaining every-fucking-thing.
Thanks for the suggestion!!

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(18 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

This + Never used a screwdriver in my life.

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(18 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Nice one!
My first backlit looked like this


old good times, lol

I cannot sidechain using the Alesis Smashup, so i don't want it.
I've read really nice reviews about that RNC1773, so i'm probably buying it (on ebay i could find it for 120€).

uuh!
Those FRM stuff look really nice! (and the price is ok)

what's the differences between the RNC and RNAL models?

would you really advice it? i'm reading some reviews and they really don't use nice words on it... (and for that price i could buy a dbx266)

also, i'd really love to do some sidechining, is it possible with a 3630?

i'd prefer to don't buy rack units. Even if that's the holy grail, i just need something cheap to plug my gameboys in, lol.

at the moment the two option i've seen are these:
SAMSON C-COM OPTI (100€ used)

ALESIS SMASHUP (80€ new)

any other advice?

I bought a month ago a drummachine and i'm having a lot of fun playing it with my gameboys.
I've prepared a bumping liveset but i totally need a compressor.
Any nice advice? i'd like to spend under 100€ for a second-hand machine.
It HAS to be portable, so no rack units, please.

plus: any website where i could find cheap rca and jack cables for cheap in europe?