Hope you've sharpened your sword and got +3 stamina! Best of luck!

Hope you've sharpened your sword and got +3 stamina! Best of luck!

Such funky percussion. Instant head nod and picked up my guitar.

Such funky percussion. Instant head nod and picked up my guitar.

Great, great sound palette here

Great, great sound palette here

Stamina was allright, Mana was the problem!!!  )

[quote=xavier marques]Hope you've sharpened your sword and got +3 stamina! Best of luck![/quote] Stamina was allright, Mana was the problem!!! ;))

Thanks mate! Keep nodding! )

[quote=BarristerPlong]Such funky percussion. Instant head nod and picked up my guitar.[/quote] Thanks mate! Keep nodding! :))

oh, thanks! i wish the game was real.  )

[quote=N_ronvaldez]Great, great sound palette here[/quote] oh, thanks! i wish the game was real. ;))

I guess you beat the pseudo boss!

Too bad about the sync problems. I'm still having issues getting the sync consistently stable on my hardware setup. Still looking for a proper midi intersection device. I suspect that all thosechained  midi through connections are not the best idea

How do you work?
Since you have sync-problems I guess you work out of the box, at least partially?

I guess you beat the pseudo boss! Too bad about the sync problems. I'm still having issues getting the sync consistently stable on my hardware setup. Still looking for a proper midi intersection device. I suspect that all thosechained midi through connections are not the best idea ;) How do you work? Since you have sync-problems I guess you work out of the box, at least partially?

-.-.-.-

The Sync problems are basically two: one more frequent than the other: 1 - Pocket Operators, when recording live with other gear or tracks... you always have to go and correct it, even with same bpm; 2 - the most common and irritating problem: when all is good and you're happy with the result, it's time too export and... LISTEN. And then i have spasms. This week (week 4) same shite. Very frustrating. And i heard it side by side (BandLab play VS exported mp3/m4a/wav) dozens of times, just to be sure. I even tried to blind guess and correct a few but... we had no time to the rest of the unsynced material. Sad. And so we turned to Reaper.

So workflow is like this:
1 - one of us comes up with an idea, sharing via message and eventually putting it on a new BandLab project (i think on week2 the main track was "pulled" from whatsapp - shame on us! - such was the hurry). Sometimes we talk about the non existent game.
2 - the other listens and starts to build up, doing something over it. With it. Or doing something different but inspired by.
3 - Both are constantly tweaking stuff all around in BandLab
4 - time urges and last decisions must be made.
5 - exports are made after some EQ and basic stuff. Headaches and new spasms begin. 
6 - Time for descriptions.

our aim is to work dawless. Just that. If we could we would do it all live, believe me.

cheers.--- all the best with midi and all around!!! 

zbro1

[quote=Step Saturn]I guess you beat the pseudo boss! Too bad about the sync problems. I'm still having issues getting the sync consistently stable on my hardware setup. Still looking for a proper midi intersection device. I suspect that all thosechained midi through connections are not the best idea ;) How do you work? Since you have sync-problems I guess you work out of the box, at least partially?[/quote] -.-.-.- The Sync problems are basically two: one more frequent than the other: 1 - Pocket Operators, when recording live with other gear or tracks... you always have to go and correct it, even with same bpm; 2 - the most common and irritating problem: when all is good and you're happy with the result, it's time too export and... LISTEN. And then i have spasms. This week (week 4) same shite. Very frustrating. And i heard it side by side (BandLab play VS exported mp3/m4a/wav) dozens of times, just to be sure. I even tried to blind guess and correct a few but... we had no time to the rest of the unsynced material. Sad. And so we turned to Reaper. So workflow is like this: 1 - one of us comes up with an idea, sharing via message and eventually putting it on a new BandLab project (i think on week2 the main track was "pulled" from whatsapp - shame on us! - such was the hurry). Sometimes we talk about the non existent game. 2 - the other listens and starts to build up, doing something over it. With it. Or doing something different but inspired by. 3 - Both are constantly tweaking stuff all around in BandLab 4 - time urges and last decisions must be made. 5 - exports are made after some EQ and basic stuff. Headaches and new spasms begin. ;) 6 - Time for descriptions. our aim is to work dawless. Just that. If we could we would do it all live, believe me. cheers.--- all the best with midi and all around!!! :) zbro1