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Much Love <3

test recordings wrote:Think of the lone (narcissistic) 'singer/songwriter' with no-one to play with, all they'd need to do is fuck about a bit and they've got a band that doesn't argue with them and does exactly what it's told!

You just described prince

Okay so we've created a patch with potential then then we resample / split / effect / resample Once you've got a great sounding sample, how would you load it into a sampler (say the one in ableton) to use as a new instrument without stretching it all out of wack when we move 3-4 keys up from the or...

I know there is like a billion monitor threads on here but it was nice to see this, I'm getting RP8s next month as part of my new studio setup these will also be my first monitors

atticuh wrote:

ctang wrote:

ChadDub wrote: It won't help you become Skrillex

All these videos are irrelevant then?

I suggest you make a new thread about rillex bass.

The fact that people still make threads about this is funny. Its not like he's been using the same exact patches since 08 or anything

I've learned to have a template ready for the stuff I find myself using all the time, but most of my tunes come down to sound design as in inspiration from a patch I let it speak to me and usually a song just comes.

Skrew wrote:I hear it a lot in Hip Hop these days.

All of the wu-tang clan beats in the 90s were based on this concept

My first attempt at a new practice I'm going be working around which is to make a new tune in 9 hours from concept to completion have a listen! comments and crits appreciated

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Rando thats a great tip thx!

[quote="[asterisk] Couple options.. A lot of people prefer the variation that occurs with heavily modulated and effected "Re"samples when pitching them up and down. To account for the higher rate of playback when pitching them up, just sample a single note for a long time so you'll st...

I tend to come up with something maybe intro to the first drop and then put it away for awhile and when I come back I usually feel like its the worst idea I've ever made and that I shouldnt finish it. But I push through and I usually end up with my best tune (imo) The other day I got a real perspect...

Okay so we've created a patch with potential then then we resample / split / effect / resample Once you've got a great sounding sample, how would you load it into a sampler (say the one in ableton) to use as a new instrument without stretching it all out of wack when we move 3-4 keys up from the ori...

This is my sixth track I'm looking for any and all tips to help improve my production.

As always much love

Not only do we have horrible RNB/RAP styled electro house ripoffs here in america but soon we have christian dubstep oh how amazing things look

Rando if you find a good screen cap software lemme know I'm looking for one.

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jrisreal wrote:It's news to me that he's actually known. I thought he was just a commoner.

better things to do with your life...

Like make music haha

I just decided to start using an out of the box plugin to monitor my EQ spectrum

Tried out a few but I've really stuck with fab filter's pro-q for the last month or so.

When you join a group expecting to network and share tunes to find nobody interacts at all

Use snappy clap and a punchy snare sample in layers until you have a pretty good source sample.

then Its all about a super compressed 200hz punch man try an EQ / Comp / EQ until desired sound is achieved.

Filthzilla wrote:Kick drums usually hit about 100hz.

Cut for your snare peak too right?