Multimillionaire DJ Calvin Harris started his music career with the Amiga

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What about Muffler, Dnb Producer, was talking to him on twitter the other day, he got started on Amiga and ProTacker, and is a million times better than that hack calvin harris or David tit face guetta

Don't get me started on the pointlessness of David 'one tedious trick' Guetta... :pissed:

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Do I sense some musician dissatisfaction here.

You wouldn't be a wee bit jealous now would we.

smerf

do I really want to post this, ummmm!!! yes, the devil made me do it.

You bet, I would love to make millions for using the same one bar sequence of 8 regular off beat notes on a loop throughout every song I've ever done!

I've just bought Logic Pro X now and it's actually really very nice (not much love for synth players, but enough to keep me going)

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Worth the upgrade from Pro 9?

I never bothered with 9... But it is a remarkable jump up from 8 (which was something of a waste of money from 7... Both of which cost stupid amounts)... FlexTime and FlexPitch make screwing with Audio much easier... The interface has been much improved too so for £130 it has to be unparalleled in the DAW space... I'm still itching for Reason 7 though :-/

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I have Ableton 8 for live work (excuse the pun), I simply could not trust any other piece of software on stage (and I have Apple's MainStage)... But for music production Logic (with Arturia soft synths) and Reason (version 2.5 as is still running on my old Tiger MacBook Pro) are king

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Since we are on the subject of audio software what is the best software to edit long interview/podcast audio files on AmigaOS & Mac OS X?

Adobe Audition or either a Mac or a PC would be very well suited to podcasting... The problem is (like all Adobe software now) it is subscription based... Which puts me right off :-/