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As pictured,

Top Row: Roland Jupiter 6, Roland TB-303

Middle: Moog Voyager Rack, Alesis Andromeda

Bottom: Elektron Sidstation, Roland SH-101, Elektron Machinedrum Alesis SR-16

I also had loads of problems with Live 7 (working on a XP O/S). I have yet to try version 8 though. p.s. anyone using Vista or tinking of moving to Vista, should install Windows 7 instead. I've ran it for a few weeks on 4 machines and It's pretty solid, fast and reliable....so far! Steve, Do you kn...

Using 8.03 (or whatever the latest update is) and it's been fairly rock solid for me. Live 7 would crash quite a bit for me but I think I narrowed it down to certain plug ins. Only one crash in live 8 after one week's use. Love the new groove features and am also patiently awaiting the arrival of m...

Yup. You and thehitcher nailed it. Electribe of some sort.

Using 8.03 (or whatever the latest update is) and it's been fairly rock solid for me. Live 7 would crash quite a bit for me but I think I narrowed it down to certain plug ins. Only one crash in live 8 after one week's use. Love the new groove features and am also patiently awaiting the arrival of my...

For those who are interested and who haven't ID'd the gear yet, I've spotted the following: Roland Jupiter 6 TB-303 Moog Voyager RME Alesis Andromeda (x2) Elektron Sidstation Roland SH-101 Elektron Machinedrum Alesis SR-16 Jazzmutant Lemur (possibly for clip launch in Live?) Roland SH-2 Macbeth M5N ...

Yes, you can place it in the kitchen for the time being. Thank you. What's that big white thing with the sliders? It looks like something from the Tardis :shock: Big white thing is a Macbeth M5N. It's layout is reminiscent to an ARP 2600 but I'm not sure how the two compare. Sadly, I've never playe...

If you're set on using Logic, you won't have any choice but to use a Mac. I've been using Logic 5 on the PC for a couple of years and have had absolutely no trouble doing anything I wanted to do. Yes, I'm aware that Logic used to be available for PC until Apple bought them out. For someone just get...

If you're set on using Logic, you won't have any choice but to use a Mac. Other than that, it really makes no difference which machine you choose. I've been using PCs for audio/midi apps for a long time with no troubles to speak of. So... choose which application suits you and then choose you machin...

Thanks for the kind welcome Steve.

While the noise print/noise reduction method might eliminate some of it, unless the guitar is pretty static and unchanging, it'll still get through and the reduction will more than likely take the certain frequencies of the vocal right along with it. This is also why vocal removers never really work...