My current set of cans are the AiAiAi TMA-1's. I absolutely love them to death, but the cables that come with it are kind of annoying.

It seems you can plug in any type of cable with a 3,5mm connector, so I want to buy a replacement. However, I don't know a whole lot about cables.

Any pointers ...

brettheaslewood wrote:

halcyon wrote:

brettheaslewood wrote:^^
can ask the man himself if you want mate?

hahah wow that would be awesome!

Tom Buchan says: lol at them i dont use massive

haha, fair enough. thanks for asking though

brettheaslewood wrote:^^
can ask the man himself if you want mate?

hahah wow that would be awesome!

lovely new Buchan tune, available for free on his facebook page.




can anyone help me make that lead sound in massive?

3rdeye wrote:you can use Audacity to mark custom tags that could only be detected if the file was reloaded into Audacity, I've done that, it works

Oh wow, cool. Could you tell me how, please?

seckle wrote:People watermark dubs by very specific things now. Changing the snare,cymbal,hi hat sound at a certain bar in the tune...changing how long the intro is...etc. I don't think there's any hidden id tagging available.

Haha wow, are you serious? That's even taking it further

blinx wrote:http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=207886

Alright, thanks a lot!

Yes, I know: "Only send your dubs out to other producers/DJs you know and trust."
But even if you do, it's usually only a matter of time before your shit starts leaking anyway.

That's why I was wondering if it's possible to add some kind of (hidden) tag to your MP3 file's ID3-tag, so you can trace ...

OK, thank you.

How to make them? Like the one in the Roksonix tune.
Are they just classical piano hits with a bunch of effects on top?

Do they even have a name?

I'm referring to these short off-beat reggae-style synth hits in both tracks:

Starts at the drop (0:45)
Soundcloud

From the beginning:

Can anyone explain how to create a nice sub bass ... In a track I'm currently working on, it's nice on my main sound system, but pretty much non-existant on any other sound system I try it on.

What I currently have is: 2 oscillators (A & B). both are pure sine waves and oscillator B is transposed ...

Can anyone explain how to create a nice sub bass ... In a track I'm currently working on, it's nice on my main sound system, but pretty much non-existant on any other sound system I try it on.

What I currently have is: 2 oscillators (A & B). both are pure sine waves and oscillator B is transposed ...

I can't seem to get the sound just right ... anyone have a few minutes to spare to try it out for themselves?

Can someone help me make that growl type sound at 01:06 ?

I have NI Massive, FM8 and all Ableton synths ...

Can someone help me out with these sounds:

(a) the 'growl' at 01:06
(b) the high pitched synth that follows (just the sound, not the 'stutter')

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NI2b7qXUlnE

Thanks in advance!

Can anyone help me out with this one, please?
I think I've made a patch that sound ...

halcyon wrote:Can someone help me out with these sounds:

(a) the 'growl' at 01:06
(b) the high pitched synth that follows (just the sound, not the 'stutter')



Thanks in advance!

Can anyone help me out with this one, please?

Can someone help me out with these sounds:

(a) the 'growl' at 01:06
(b) the high pitched synth that follows (just the sound, not the 'stutter')



Thanks in advance!

Got a very specific request about this track: TC - Where's My Money? (Caspa Remix)

right at the drop, the first synth lead note sounds like 'it opens up' ... it's the only way I can describe it.
I already got a synth lead I like (totally different) but I want to apply that same effect so it ...

How does one recreate the high pitched synth at 01:01 in Dan Le Sac VS Scroobius Pip - Sick Tonight (Doctor P Remix) ?



Thanks in advance

ok. sorry for the newbie-ness ... just trying to understand things clearly.

I have the track sound exactly how I like it at this point, except for that low volume.

From now on, do I only adjust the master track? Or do I have to re-arrange the separate stems to make the whole sound louder?
(really ...