On Thu 02 Dec, Jamie King wrote:
> Hi,
>
> With the remixing part of the Sreemillenium coming up soon, I was
> curious to see what sort of software and hardware you guys are
> planning on using. I must admit, I am a remixer from the old school -
> a couple of decks and a mixing board - sometimes branching out with a
> sampler and and old 8 track Fostex. Any software recommendations that
> are reasonably priced?
It's relatively cheap (especially if you get a ripped off cough for
nothing... <cough>) and I'll probably have a go with Sonic Foundry Acid.
Providing you're not hoping to do too much in the way of clever original
notation, and are just thinking of 'doing a Fatboy Slim' with cut-up
beats, samples, filters & general effects, it's straightforward and
pretty ideal.
Also on the very amateur side (but intuitive and easy for almost anyone
to use) you could try Rave eJay 2- again, nigh on useless for creating
original tracks but well suited to a remix.
Both of these programs would (in my not necessarily good opinion)
compliment your 2-decks-and-a-mixer style, if you feed segments,
scratches etc. into your soundcard, record and rearrange them that way.
I have a strong dislike of tape of any kind, so I'd always try to keep
it as digital as possible...
Stuart.
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