Eridu wrote:or have someone else do it for you.

Do a Goldie right?

That was cool man, always good to see how other people do things differently (you've inspired me to try out some different ways of doing neuro bass).

Mannyyyyy wrote:also was i high or was i not. the world may never know

I think we all know the answer to that one

I really like JFKs stuff, proper vibey.

Unless there's a bit of the song where it's just the bell then it'll be very hard to get rid of the background stuff. You could try having a look around http://www.freesound.org/ for some bell/metallic impact sort of sounds.

Also welcome to the production forum

I'd be deffo up for that (I'm well gutted I couldn't afford to come out for the secret ninja's night out).

I once made a hip hop tune made entirely from sounds from my mouth (I'm no beatboxer but it was well fun to do).

Dubstep, snorestep more like

Only losers make dubstep...












(serious answer I use logic + occasionally renoise. If I was on windows I'd be all over Cubase)

I love Carbon and Space drone is pretty cool (I haven't used it that much but my housemate last year was getting some sick sounds out of it).

Yeah, but it's usually when I add a CPU intensive plug in while the track is playing - a quick start and stop sorts it out for me.

Sounds like you've either detuned the oscillators, maybe have the analogue knob turned up with unison on, possibly the phaser is on?

Screenshots?

Quite simply amazing - even before you consider how primitive the tools were that were used make it.

Here's how I do it: one long note with lotsa processing etc. Load into sampler and then env/LFO to filter cutoff. Copy sampler and then apply different settings for transitions, change how much the filter opens up etc.

Here's some links (if that samples thread hasn't already covered them) Luthatron Sample pack (lotsa nice pads in there too http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.php?t=275149&highlight=sample DOA sample swap http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.php?threadid=247632 Ekran's drums http://www.ultimate...

Sounds interesting.

Hip hop got me into electronic music.

From that piece of information, you can deduce my viewpoint on sampling.

Yes it is possible to transform an image into sound http://photosounder.com/.

You can also do this using the gem objects in pure data.

I've done a bit for my course, generally I think it's best to go for simple cuts as most things like cross dissolve or whatever just look naff. That and cutting in time with the music. It's largely about choosing/filming images that compliment the vibe of the music and stringing them together in an ...

Ok man check out this sample pack http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/production-tips/311618-drum-samples-meta.html it's got some lovely toms in it. Other than that if you've got some nice toms samples but they're not subby enough you can always layer a sub drop sample underneath it or add a test osc...

Here's a few thoughts: - The most important part is sample selection, if you get this right that's half of the battle won (if you're having problems with any part of your mix don't be afraid to try using different samples/synth patches instead of wasting hours tweaking eqs and moving the faders abou...

Loadsa random sample packs and breaks.