On the DL, thanks heaps!

big up the lounge step massive..!
great use of samples. cool vibes.

Maybe try playing material you like, that you know sounds good, and compare it to your own tunes. Use that as a starting point for balancing the mix.

You're not mixing on headphones are you?

thanks for the DL

Have used a lot of apps over the years but I always come back to Fruity

If it has a ringing or buzzing to it try getting a parametric EQ, and using a narrow boost on one band - crank it up and sweep it across the frequency spectrum. The spot where the ringing is should pop out. Drop the band back down so the ringing dissapears. Quite often ringing sounds will need multi...

?? Just like in the pic.

Right click on the channels little lights to select them - they should turn green.

Click the set children button in the Layer properties thingy.

Done?

Map velocity to sample start and draw little notes with different velocities.

deepsix wrote:I like my Sennheiser HD-25s...

Had mine for about 6 years? Still marvel at the sound sometimes... lush.

you could encode them as mp3s so the file size is smaller?

easy to do with cdex:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos

Terminator X speaks with his hands.

Any notes in the layer channel will trigger all the layers 'children'.

He makes some of the hugest-sounding buzzy tunes. Amazing stuff...

Apocalypse Never!

Bits I use a lot.

Synth1
http://www.kvraudio.com/get/214.html
Nice synth with arp and some fx. Lots of good presets if you download the banks.

The Buzzroom series of compressors
http://www.x-buz.com/BuzCompFree.html

TLS Saturated Driver
http://hem.bredband.net/tbtaudio/

Liege wrote:Kalawanji, what a tune. Could drop that all day and not get tired.

That track destroys me

For real.........................

Could also open the beat/sample in Beatslicer and drag a segment out of it onto a new channel.

I do this all the time for getting little samples or snippets of sound - saves opening Soundforge or the FL wave editor.

Been loving these sets, thanks.

Maxes out my connection at ~270 KB/s. New Zealand.

most likely they'll click to it eventually...

same old fear of something new/different - especially when people have a lot of their feelings of identity and self-worth tied to a given scene or style of music.

i've been there - though not with dubstep

"more tea and crumpets vicar?"

"turn up the bass dear my lungs haven't collapsed yet"

edirol ochestral?

Great stuff! Scape is a lovely label.

The title reminds me of: Shuttle358 - Understanding wildlife. One of favourite ambient albums...