High Octane Instumental
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matto
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Re: High Octane Instumental
I'm sure they mean "can't sound cheesy, stiff, cheap" etc. It's in all the listings this company is placing, so that tells you something...
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Quote:Hey Octane writers..I'm glad I came here to see if there was any talk about this listing because I was wondering why they would mention the preferred style (Electronica & Rock), but at the same time the don't want tracks that obviously MIDI generated. Correct me if I am wrong but doesn't Electronica sound MIDI generated or sequenced for that matter? Feedback please..I think Dave's links posted in this thread is a good example of the difference between "obviously MIDI generated" and "We know it's a MIDI generated style but it's gotta sound great". Check it out if you haven't already, I think it's very clear.Mazz
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imagine if John Williams and Trent Reznor met at Bernard Hermann's for lunch and Brian Eno was the head chef!
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it's not the gear, it's the ear!
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I have been using RME firewire 400 with an 'IMAC' and is extremely good.Good LuckTINO
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