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Hey Paul!

Really nice!

It's exactly the kind of music I'd expect to hear during the credits of a good movie like Hero or Curse of the golden flower.

Hello!

Well, I really liked this one. So, when are you planing to release a longer version?

Anyway, the melody and arrangement is quite different from what I'm used to hear from you. Flexibility is a good thing!


Did you mix this on your MV?



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Ok, I have to disagree with everyone else. It doesn't sound authentic at all. For that you would need to play it through a cell phone or a similar device, and then record the output with an old tape deck. Then it would sound just like the music that the cd shops in our chinatown keep playing in the ...

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I know how long you've worked on this album and I've got to say: The tracks you've made available sound great.

They clearly show the progress you've made musicaly during the past few years.

I wish you great success!



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Nestor, When I started using FL, it was at around v2. Back then, it really was mostly a tracker with a few generator modules and sample trigering ability. They rapidly added vst, DX and ASIO support. What makes this soft great is that they actually listen to their users and implement a lot of new fe...

Fl Studio does record audio(including fancy automation), supports ASIO and IS a pretty much complete sequencer package. In fact, it has a lot of really wacky features that simply don't exist anywhere else. The only area that I can think of where it's still lacking in features is in the video synchro...

A few things I noticed from their web site: - No specified place of business - No gear list, which is commonly required in that market - A team of highly qualified but nameless specialists - Payment by Paypal or western union only And a small quote from their site: Sometimes recording studios lack p...

Cool!!! quite 1337! Seriously now, I don't know about you guys(and the few girlies too) but I usualy try to think about ways to create new sound with my surroundings than the other way around. I'd be much more impressed to see this guy turn out a really cool new album with this expensive gear than s...

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I have just tried using 2 VSV with the Ninja/Wizard presets and I'm telling you, this is guaranteed to give my mixes the magical cutting edge they need to go right at the top of the charts! About the Dead Quietenator, does anyone know if they are thinking about licensing this technology to cellphone...

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Hey! I actually noticed this one before you told me about it! I'm kinda surprised of the type of music they've asked for though. Somehow, I would have imagined something closer to Country for this type of show. Anyway, this one seems to fit perfectly with the theme you described. Cool stuff Paul! Re...

John,

The scan should be in your mailbox by now.



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Hello everyone! In the current issue (august 2003) of EQ, page 8, PlanetZ is mentionned as "A fantastic site for Pulsar users". Of course, we've known this all along. :grin: What this makes me realize is that, at last, media awareness of Creamware related things seems to be gaining momentu...

I wonder if they sell them in minor and major versions?





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