Pro Rec Sample CD-anyone?
2008-02-07 by yazzofever
Looking to buy the pro rec fairlight II sample cd from anyone who wants to get rid of theirs. I'm in the USA. Micah
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Pro Rec Sample CD-anyone?
Re: [Fairlight-CMI] Pro Rec Sample CD-anyone?
2008-02-12 by greg thurman
That CD is crap. I got mine about 10 years ago from
there office in NYC. I dont have the time to see if I
still have it. Good luck with the search. I'm not
impressed with it.
--- yazzofever <yazzofever@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Looking to buy the pro rec fairlight II sample cd
> from anyone who wants
> to get rid of theirs. I'm in the USA.
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> Micah
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2008-02-13 by kar_chicago
While the playback through whatever gear you choose will lack the Fairlight filters and pitch-shifting characteristics, it is not crap and is probably the best you can do without actually using a Fairlight. It is redily available here: http://www.cafepress.com/zzizzle/154081 Good luck! --- In Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com, "yazzofever" <yazzofever@...> wrote: > > Looking to buy the pro rec fairlight II sample cd from anyone who wants
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RE: [Fairlight-CMI] Re: Pro Rec Sample CD-anyone?
2008-02-13 by Tim Curtis
While I agree that it\u2019s probably about the closest that you can get, it\u2019s still a FAR cry from sounding authentic. I\u2019ve tried it with several different kinds of hardware and, to be polite, it kind of DOES sound like crap.
Those samples through the Fairlight hardware sound rather magical. Without the Fairlight characteristics, they\u2019re very blah\u2026
HUGE difference.
-T
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Rec Sample CD-anyone?
While the playback through whatever gear you choose
will lack the
Fairlight filters and pitch-shifting characteristics, it is not crap
and is probably the best you can do without actually using a
Fairlight. It is redily available here:
http://www.cafepress.com/zzizzle/154081
Good luck!
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> Looking to buy the pro rec fairlight II sample cd from anyone who
wants
> to get rid of theirs. I'm in the USA.
>
> Micah
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Re: Pro Rec Sample CD-anyone?
2008-02-13 by Tomás
This CD gives each library sound twice, one in a low register and one in a high register. The trick I think is to use only the low one. Playing it on an ESI4000, you get the sound of a Fairlight that's been enhanced with processing, and with some of the transposing magic built in. It's missing some of the cooler CMI sounds, such as the bowed strings, and all the samples were recorded with the anti aliasing filter switched in, so they don't have that biting Marshall stack type sound that the CMI can do. It looks like the Pro Rec version linked to there does not include the booklet. I'd be willing to sell mine with the booklet if anyone's interested.