any message boards out there specifically for music production?

[C hristian]

any boards on Acid, Sonar? Cubase? Reason?

or just electronic music production in general?

thnx, c

[alex zen]

www.futureproducers.com (http://www.futureproducers.com)

i'm black mountain

[C hristian]

much oblidged.

[Friday]

This is very cool Alex, thanks for the link. I have another question, is there anywhere online that has manuals for some of these types of programs? Preferably Reason. I've tried some searches and have come up with nothing substantial so any help would be appreaciated.

gf

[alex zen]

while on the subject of manuals. all mine have somehow disappeared and i'm in desparate need of a roland msq 700 manual and (not really needed but would be nice to have aroung) a tr-606 manual. i don't need original just photocopies and of course i'd pay kinko's fees plus a lil extra.

[jpsf]

another site to check out: www.dancetech.com (http://www.dancetech.com)

[Brian]

Originally posted by gf:
This is very cool Alex, thanks for the link. I have another question, is there anywhere online that has manuals for some of these types of programs? Preferably Reason. I've tried some searches and have come up with nothing substantial so any help would be appreaciated.

gf Operation Manual.pdf should be in your Reason folder

[Brian]

Originally posted by alex zen:
while on the subject of manuals. all mine have somehow disappeared and i'm in desparate need of a roland msq 700 manual and (not really needed but would be nice to have aroung) a tr-606 manual. i don't need original just photocopies and of course i'd pay kinko's fees plus a lil extra. i've bought photocopied manuals for old gear directly from Roland

[Friday]

Originally posted by Brian:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by gf:
This is very cool Alex, thanks for the link. I have another question, is there anywhere online that has manuals for some of these types of programs? Preferably Reason. I've tried some searches and have come up with nothing substantial so any help would be appreaciated.

gf Operation Manual.pdf should be in your Reason folder </font>[/QUOTE]Thanks Brian, I found it in the program folder after I posted today. Damn there's a lot of pages *whew*

[ September 08, 2003, 07:20 PM: Message edited by: gf ]

[Brian]

Originally posted by gf:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Brian:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by gf:
This is very cool Alex, thanks for the link. I have another question, is there anywhere online that has manuals for some of these types of programs? Preferably Reason. I've tried some searches and have come up with nothing substantial so any help would be appreaciated.

gf Operation Manual.pdf should be in your Reason folder </font>[/QUOTE]Thanks Brian, I found it in the program folder after I posted today. Damn there's a lot of pages *whew* </font>[/QUOTE]Yep it's a big one, but it's worth it (very detailed). Printing it out really helps.

[Rob.J]

For Reason goto : www.reasonstation.com (http://www.reasonstation.com) - The best online board for Reason bar none, check the songs section also...some good stuff there.

Great book to get for Reason is :

"Fast Guide to Propellerhead Reason" beats the hell out of the manual...and if anyone is on soulseek PM me....got the Producing with Reason CD Rom among other stuff... : )

Rob

[Rob.J]

For Acidpro go to: http://www.sonicfoundry.com/forums/default.asp they have a board up for acidpro and some great tips and tutorials.

rob

[ September 08, 2003, 10:42 PM: Message edited by: Rob.J ]

[eric justin]

Originally posted by alex zen:
while on the subject of manuals. all mine have somehow disappeared and i'm in desparate need of a roland msq 700 manual and (not really needed but would be nice to have aroung) a tr-606 manual. i don't need original just photocopies and of course i'd pay kinko's fees plus a lil extra. Hey Alex, check out this site, it has everything you could possabaly ever want to know about the 606. When I had one, this is the site I downloaded the manual from
:D
http://machines.hyperreal.org/manufacturers/Roland/TR-606/info/drumantix/

[Brian]

Originally posted by Rob.J:
For Reason goto : www.reasonstation.com (http://www.reasonstation.com) - The best online board for Reason bar none, check the songs section also...some good stuff there.

Great book to get for Reason is :

"Fast Guide to Propellerhead Reason" beats the hell out of the manual...and if anyone is on soulseek PM me....got the Producing with Reason CD Rom among other stuff... : )

Rob Personally I think the propellerheads own messageboard on their site is a lot better than Reasontation. Reasonstation kind of went to crap over time (the current warning on the front being a good example of the kind of nonsense that drove me away from that site).

[Rob.J]

I forgot about the Props site....have'nt been on it in an age.

cheers

rob

gonna have look now........5.12am at work 1.5 hrs left.

[Number Two]

Originally posted by eric justin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by alex zen:
while on the subject of manuals. all mine have somehow disappeared and i'm in desparate need of a roland msq 700 manual and (not really needed but would be nice to have aroung) a tr-606 manual. i don't need original just photocopies and of course i'd pay kinko's fees plus a lil extra. Hey Alex, check out this site, it has everything you could possabaly ever want to know about the 606. When I had one, this is the site I downloaded the manual from
:D
http://machines.hyperreal.org/manufacturers/Roland/TR-606/info/drumantix/ </font>[/QUOTE]Wow I have had a 606 and a MSQ-700 for about ten tears now and I know the basics but was always stumped on a lot. Thanks for the info. It was real helpful. I found a manual for my ARP Odyssey last month. Talk about happy reading! Thank God for the internet! Peace.

[Brian]

Originally posted by Rob.J:
I forgot about the Props site....have'nt been on it in an age.

cheers

rob

gonna have look now........5.12am at work 1.5 hrs left. The props board has its moments of idiocy as well of course smile.gif , but it's moderated a bit better and seems to be frequented by more professional studio types with some good insights.

5:15am at work? ouch...

[Rob.J]

Actually nights are a doddle,

Couple of DVD's, Curry or Pizza and a little graemlins/sleep2.gif .

And the nights over.

rob

[ September 08, 2003, 11:34 PM: Message edited by: Rob.J ]

[eric justin]

While were talkin' about gear, anybody got an extra MIDI/CV converter they wanna sell me?

[alex zen]

Originally posted by Walter Jones:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by eric justin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by alex zen:
while on the subject of manuals. all mine have somehow disappeared and i'm in desparate need of a roland msq 700 manual and (not really needed but would be nice to have aroung) a tr-606 manual. i don't need original just photocopies and of course i'd pay kinko's fees plus a lil extra. Hey Alex, check out this site, it has everything you could possabaly ever want to know about the 606. When I had one, this is the site I downloaded the manual from
:D
http://machines.hyperreal.org/manufacturers/Roland/TR-606/info/drumantix/ </font>[/QUOTE]Wow I have had a 606 and a MSQ-700 for about ten tears now and I know the basics but was always stumped on a lot. Thanks for the info. It was real helpful. I found a manual for my ARP Odyssey last month. Talk about happy reading! Thank God for the internet! Peace. </font>[/QUOTE]walter, have you ever sequenced synth line w/ the msq. i can use the sync w/ no problem but i want to try to use the sequencer. i normally use a mpc to sequence but i heard the msq's sequencer can do some quirky and unusual things.

[Number Two]

Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter Jones:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by eric justin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by alex zen:
while on the subject of manuals. all mine have somehow disappeared and i'm in desparate need of a roland msq 700 manual and (not really needed but would be nice to have aroung) a tr-606 manual. i don't need original just photocopies and of course i'd pay kinko's fees plus a lil extra. Hey Alex, check out this site, it has everything you could possabaly ever want to know about the 606. When I had one, this is the site I downloaded the manual from
:D
http://machines.hyperreal.org/manufacturers/Roland/TR-606/info/drumantix/ </font>[/QUOTE]Wow I have had a 606 and a MSQ-700 for about ten tears now and I know the basics but was always stumped on a lot. Thanks for the info. It was real helpful. I found a manual for my ARP Odyssey last month. Talk about happy reading! Thank God for the internet! Peace. </font>[/QUOTE]walter, have you ever sequenced synth line w/ the msq. i can use the sync w/ no problem but i want to try to use the sequencer. i normally use a mpc to sequence but i heard the msq's sequencer can do some quirky and unusual things. </font>[/QUOTE]Alex check your PM's