I actually have two analogue filters (in a DJ-mixer) gonna start sampling through this instead and start using the filters and see what I can achive. Sadly though these ofcourse don't have any envelopes so to get this I still would have to do something along the ways of what steevio is saying or get...

So Steevio to connect what you are saying with what I am trying to do. You got exactly the sound you were after without compression at all. But you work with a modular system were you have complete power over the soundsources. While I work on a sampler sampling old records. Could I also "get it...

Ok thanks AK for that input. As for how the sample works it has a ton of FX. Only one FX can be on at a time and only on one sample at a time. So this makes me have to resample everything with an FX on and then go process something else. Problem is the filter (that is only LP) sounds pretty crappy. ...

feeling pressure to compose a track worthy of a release, This I think is one of the things that a computer does to you. Since you always sorta save your work your always working tords a finished product, and making music for a few hours without getting "further" can make you feel you wast...

All intresting inputs. My idea with this is to at least complete one track (or at least some kind of sketch) without using the computer at all. Then maybe try doing something more close to a real thing with both computer and sampler (or some similar setup). As for processing the samples. What should...

I recently been feeling really uninspired to make music. I read in thread here about how the computer is perhaps great for making music but not for composing, and thought I would make a go for moving away from the computer. As far as hardware goes I have: a crappy keyboard, an mmt-8 sequencer, an SP...

Hehe the project is very hypothetical. I'm not planning on doing this tomorrow but it's fun to vent ideas about it still. And your questions are good things to think about. Since the project isn't actually thought out there are no answers to you'r questions though. Think of it like this, what a lot ...

I just had an idea for a DIY project. Since classic standing pianos are so cheap now a days (at least you can get one here if you just pick it up). I thought do you guys think it's possible to rebuild it so you use the hammers and keys to trigger say a synth or other electronic device instead of hit...