----- Original Message ----- From: Andrew Ebling <aebling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <fruityloops@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 8:16 AM Subject: [fruityloops] Re: [fruityloops] > > > > > I sometimes render all the individual fruity patterns as wave files, and > > >lay > > > them out in Acid. > > > > > > so you use fruity to create the loops and then Acid to arrange the loop > > sequences? > > Has anyone tried the imageline equivalent for arranging loops? I haven't heard of that one...what software company ? > I haven't had reason to venture outside fruityloops as yet, but I can > see that I am going to start hitting limitations fairly soon. When that > happens I'll probably use Micrologic to arrange the wav files unless the > imageline equivalent has significant advantages. > > Has anyone used cool edit pro for this sort of thing? The demo I tried > of it some years ago was pretty impressive, but it seemed rather > expensive at the time, even as an upgrade from cool edit96 which I > already own. I've got CooEdit 2000, and a couple of plugins...a plugin that adds a 4-track mixing studio to CoolEdit, and an audio cleanup plugin that is supposed to get rid of unwanted pops and hisses...never tried em...the releases are again, old, though...1999. I installed the old Sound Diver release I have and it didn't have either one of my synths listed...you can have it scan the midi ports for what is connected or you can select from a list...my synths were not on the list...I had it scan the ports anyway...it came back calling everything it ran into a synth...even the midi interface itself....heheh...I hope Sound Diver 3 works a little better than that...:/ > -- > best regards, > > Andy > > Andy Ebling - developer, Email: aebling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Tao Group, 62/63 Suttons Business Park, Earley, READING, RG6 1AZ UK > Tel: 0118 901 2999 (UK) +44 118 901 2999 (International) > Fax: 0118 901 2963 (UK) +44 118 901 2963 (International) > > > >