got logic 2 weeks ago, coming from ableton. my experience so far is that i find the interface a bit less intuitive, and like somebody said already less complex routing options, but the overall sound is more professional. i know it's debatable whether there are sound differences between DAWs, but i t...

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I work on a rig in Canada (admittedly a bit hypocritcal but I wanna pay off some student loans asap) and fracking is very common around here. While out working I've travelled to quite a few different small towns in Alberta, and pretty much always in these towns the water smells and tastes gross and ...

brettheaslewood wrote: Time is beauty.

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I definitely write better music on guitar than anything else since I suppose it more naturally comes out of me that way than any other (compared to a piano or drum pad etc).

I got a similar set up. I use both an oxygen8 and a padkontrol hooked up to a usb hub along with my sound card and some other shit and i notice when i got em all on one usually doesnt work but im pretty sure its cuz theres not enuff power available so i gotta turn off my padkontrol if using my oxyge...

Artist: mcpable
Track name: Epoch
dubstep/rock

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rolling rock. it's from the states somewhere cant remember exactly but my dad always buys it and its delicious. they brew it with water from a waterfall that comes over a rock next to the brewery and thats what it tAstes like. Delicious as fuck.

City park vibes
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I like the part on neo evolution, today we get to experience like 10X (?) the amount of technological generations than homo sapiens in, say 40,000 BC did. Pretty exciting: from no computers > massive computers > desktops > laptops > handheld iphones etc in 50 years, compared to those guys back then ...

I like this thread...

Built this track around an improvised guitar jam I recorded the other day... it's a bit of a trip
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imo the emotions evoked by Tune A were relatively flat in comparison to the emotions evoked by Tune B, which I found more uplifting.

I just moved to a different town... travel totally inspires creativity

sixth sense wrote:Because it's one of the few things in life that actually puts a smile on my face.

It's up there with sex...

and it's one of the few things that I'm really interested in... wasn't quite like this before I discovered dubstep/raves and really got into electronic music tho...

I've had a lot of time on my hands recently so I decided to start memorizing scales. I started with A minor and was working my way through the rest of the minor scales and at the same time I started to read about diatonic modes and realized that by memorizing one minor scale you are essentially memo...

I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing..

My first time was with a girl I met at a rave (I was 21)... she stayed at my place that night and the next morning I offered her some acid I had recently bought with my bro, so we did like 2 tabs each, it was both our first times... we thought we'd go to a park that day (it was summer) and had a gre...

It's possible that we enter a (perceptually-) eternal dreamlike state after death, but this can't be the case for people who die in explosions or plane/automobile crashes and have their bodies and brains completely destroyed very quickly, and therefore have no workable brain left for DMT to do its t...

This is worth watching: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5r-MXPk1_M0 In that video Joe Rogan talks about DMT and death etc. ... like how if we don't sleep we eventually go crazy and die, so there is something important about what dreaming and the release of DMT does to the brain... pretty interesting.