i think arrangements are a cleaver way to show talent. even with very basic soundscapes.

boddika comes to mind.

its always been the case... ever since the 80s

even before in instrumented music...

well this is talking about drums now. just stick to making patterns... i mean, people think the samples will do the job. i can spend an hour looking for the right kick drum. something i kept from sampled hip hop production days. trying to be hi tek dilla and mad lib as for patterns... its things you...

its in the distortion/fm etc section.

some settings make it noisy.. play with those (lower left part of the screen)

i think its lazy to make music with a home computer...

theres nothing u could do to match a guy like bob katz. those guys have kilotons of experience behind them.

ur job would be to produce a decent mix, since mixing and production are now kindof almost the same... do u work with a label?

school me rando.

No offence to anyone, but making a song using someones bass/synths and turning into an original without knowing how it's made, it's completely wrong, and lame, even thought it's proccessed/resampled or whatever you call it. (I'm talking about basslines here.) oh sorry god. i didnt know i was a sinn...

wonder how that would sound. automating multiband...

any examples????

is is common practice?

this is very interesting

id say use ur ears.

how would you like ur snares served sir...

squashed or dynamic?

read ur manuals.

thats it.

no im serious dude. read. the manuals.

aim for rock solid. op. if you cant listen to a tune for hours and still feel its good... its not as good as the tunes i aim for. not being a d. just being honest. know that the wow factor (i.e. drops that get their energy thru loudness rather then a cleaver build up) will make ur tunes listenable a...

on an other note i believe i gave the proper blawan recipe. im nailing that sound more and more. ill prolly release something in taht vein this year. parallel to that im actually making south rap instrumentals... but the industrial techno noise house sound is really getting a special place in my heart

the guy sounds like blawan.

started on ableton + izotope for mixing. now on a full analog rig. still sounds like blawan.

hes genius is aesthetic and rythms. not machines.

loops can be modified. chopped. warped.

/thread.

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cool thanks. I cannot be alone with this but I often have my bass sitting around the same as my kick or it just doesn't bang. I often try get my tune to peak at the same level as another Dubstep tune and I will need to put the bass volumn up or it just doesn't come near where I want it too :oops: R...

any unwanted, painful frequency i would consider non necessary. poor quality of sample, lots of noise, i find often very pleasing and creative... as long as it fits the aesthetic of a track.. tracks have a purpose. swedish house mafia use clean samples that dont sound so well in headphones cause the...

any unwanted, painful frequency i would consider non necessary. poor quality of sample, lots of noise, i find often very pleasing and creative... as long as it fits the aesthetic of a track.. tracks have a purpose. swedish house mafia use clean samples that dont sound so well in headphones cause the...

dont think its possible. it isnt even possible to automate pitch parametrs for a clip. why would you do that ? why not use a loop and make its lenght dematch the beat.. or move it in the arrange window ... that function is meant to remediate latency issues... best way to alter a sample's timing in c...