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Thread M-Audio Trigger Finger

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Killa Sound Boy

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1 Posted on 01/08/2006 at 07:29:28

I'm still new to the world of intergrating hardware with software.... I'm using Reason 3.0, and i also have a Korg Electribe EMX-1 ... Does anyone have ANY tips/tricks for the M-Audio Trigger Finger? ... maybe like; how can i "cut/chop/fx" vocals, (like what device in reason would be good for it?). And then, (as i assume), i can play it out in different seq.'s from the TF. .....Thanx for any/all help in Adv. :D

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controlphr33k

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2 Posted on 07/27/2006 at 19:06:22

There's a home for this question:

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/M-Audio_Enigma/

it's a user group for anyone looking to learn more about their "new generation" M-Audio MIDI controllers (the one's that support the Enigma editor. . like Trigger Finger, Axiom, etc).

Stop on by if you think it might be something you're interested in. If you ask this question to the group, and we come up with some cool stuff. . . I'll try and post it back here to pass on the good will.

hope to see you there,

cF

jimifreak

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3 Posted on 11/12/2006 at 15:17:38

Here is a link to a trigger finger tutorial that I wrote.

I used to be really frustrated with Trigger Finger. Now I am pretty happy.

http://etechdocs.com/tutorials/triggerfinger/

Hope this helps...

controlphr33k

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4 Posted on 11/28/2006 at 12:13:55

%1$s a écrit Here is a link to a trigger finger tutorial that I wrote.

I used to be really frustrated with Trigger Finger. Now I am pretty happy.

http://etechdocs.com/tutorials/triggerfinger/

Hope this helps...

Outstanding work! I posted a link to your page in the links section of our group!

Thank You!

-cF

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