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What kind software sequencer is used? JMJ knowing, that would probably be Ableton Live, or perhaps ProTools. But what difference would that make? :) some people want use same synths and ask them many questons and some one collecting them. i dont understand why this thing is not important. its nice ...
I think that JMJ know this shop, 'cause Joachim Barraud visit this shop the same week I was there. They have many nice Moog, but the price are very very expensive ! JM hasn't really worked with Garraud since the Aero album, and besides, Joachim Garraud is an independent artist, with a quite busy to...
You liked the (solo)strings, brass, flutes, piano's? Well, perhaps some of the organs may be useful, but nothing new, a €200 soundmodule does the same job. Maybe "midish" is a bit too strong, but it sounds awfully digital, after all...
For Calypso 3 Fin de Siècle's guitar solo in the end, is it the sound engine of the Ax-Synth ? I need to find such a sound :| The AX-Synth does have a nice feedback guitar preset. You can actually hear it in some of the demos on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vtwh0SZv4OQ But... Exept from ...
As far as I can see, that is a DigiCo SD7; digital mixing desk. Those DigiCo's are more and more becoming the standard in pro-audio. Mostly the 5-series are used, but for this kind of JMJ concerts, I don't think it's strange that they used DigiCo's topmodel for soundcontrol .
IXL has some nice stuff... It's freeware, afaik, and has a lot more different metering stuff. (All separate VST's, so no unnessecary junk on your screen). I can't find the link atm, but if you want, I could upload the dll's?
Well, perhaps some of the organs may be useful, but nothing new, a €200 soundmodule does the same job. Maybe "midish" is a bit too strong, but it sounds awfully digital, after all...
