2014/05/05 17:38:34
Rain

 
:P
 
After so long working ITB, I recently realized that I didn't have to submit myself to the torture of programming percussions, or recording them via a midi controller or splicing loops. Not only is it much easier and quicker but it has the added benefit of breathing life into the song. So I thought I should start investing into inexpensive percussions, and these mark the first step.
 
No more amp sims, no more sequencing bass, and no more sequencing percussions... And oddly enough, my music starts to sound more to my liking.
 
On the other hand, I can confirm that there is such a thing has feeling sore after one too many takes of finger snapping... :/
 

 
 
 
 
2014/05/05 18:00:43
craigb
How does it plug in to the PC??? 
2014/05/05 18:39:48
yorolpal
Welp, I'm no eggspert, but I believe the same way peanut butter does.
2014/05/05 20:11:06
djwayne
try some analog lighting effects along with that.....
 

2014/05/05 20:15:27
craigb

I've got this set (without the logos which is nicer).  I keep them in a bowl and my friend's kids just love 'em.  Shake it up! 
2014/05/05 20:39:35
quantumeffect
craigb
How does it plug in to the PC??? 


That was eggsactly my concern too.
2014/05/05 20:45:11
quantumeffect
It really does look like an eggciting new toy for the studio and may really add some eggsotic new sounds to your mixes.
2014/05/05 20:48:01
Rain
quantumeffect
craigb
How does it plug in to the PC??? 


That was eggactly my concern too.




It's wireless - transmission could be scrambled though. 
2014/05/05 20:49:32
quantumeffect
Make sure you post some eggsamples after you start eggsperimenting.
2014/05/05 20:54:42
quantumeffect
Rain
quantumeffect
craigb
How does it plug in to the PC??? 


That was eggactly my concern too.




It's wireless - transmission could be scrambled though. 




Do you think there is any danger if frying a circuit?
12
© 2026 APG vNext Commercial Version 5.1

Use My Existing Forum Account

Use My Social Media Account