From dBlues on 01.02.2004, 17:49: Hello! (dont worry, no virus here ;)) Ok ok a bad one... I had something to say, too. I'm a brand new psycle user. Just discovered it yesterday, seems too good to be real . I'd like to know if there are more ppl making rock/metal style music with it? What do you think about the sound quality of psycle compared to Skale tracker and Renoise? Cheers for the developers for this great tracker! |
From [JAZ] on 01.02.2004, 20:28: Welcome to Psycledelics. We hope you have a good stay and bla bla bla..
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From FingerSoup on 03.02.2004, 00:13:
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From dBlues on 03.02.2004, 02:25: The interface is very good indeed, yes. Also the ASIO-support is a priceless feature... Skale beats renoise in sound quality for now. It has great transparency in the sound, but the Skale developement seems very slow. Baktery hardly ever communicates with Skale community, really frustrating. About psycles sound quality; seems very good. |
From kvaksha on 03.02.2004, 12:37: BTW about ASIO |
From alk on 03.02.2004, 19:07: you'd be advised to use psycle at 44khz, if you want other's songs to sound correctly (as some synths and effects sound different at different rate) |
From kvaksha on 03.02.2004, 21:25:
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From FatalFrequency on 03.02.2004, 21:58: i have tracked some metal songs although never released i am a metal guitarist so that was the first thing i started with but also my love more electronic stuff brought me to my current style
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From spline on 07.02.2004, 22:44: Well, as it is now the sound quality in Skale is better during playback than in Renoise, but Renoise has one of the best sound renderers of all music programs! |
From dBlues on 08.02.2004, 18:21: Whats so good in Renoise's midi-support? |
From TranceMyriad on 09.02.2004, 09:07: One of the disadvantages of the Psycle Midi implementation is that it doesn't let you record in real time e.g. the notes are recorded in a pattern as you play them instead of just sequentially without a pattern.
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