All sold out.

Awesome, thank you!

I generally leave the first kick out in certain areas in a track, but not normally on the drop. Sometimes I do, and it's all good.

I call this a ghost kick because you expect a kick to be there in your mind but it never shows up.

I'll take trap over brostep, any day.

To be honest, that looks like a wedding dj setup.

Try to recoup as much of your money as you can and get a decent setup. DJ gear is something you kind of have to shell a bit out for.

Just lightly saturate.

I don't think it's really worth it for the few applications a dubstep producer would use it for.

The woosh sound in techno/techhouse/etc.


Can't forget the woosh (also known as the tsssssss or shhhhhhhh, depending on where your highpass is sitting).

whut

Sausage fattener

Some things should be done for the sake of discipline, young grasshopper.

There's a start, a finish, and generally a snare on the 3rd beat.

Yes, it's called a midi controller. Searching for it will probably find you lots of information on midi keyboards instead. I have an APC40 which is designed for Ableton, so you don't really have to screw around with mapping it.

I have a good complextro tip. Stop making complextro.

It's kind of odd the amount of people who are kind of perplexed by this question... Very simple: If you increase the speed, does the pitch change? Yes. Sound is just waves. Pitch is measured in the number of cycles per second (Hertz), or how many times a wave goes from a peak (/\), to a trough (\/),...

Cheers to that

While 9 looks really sick, I haven't really fully worked through 8, so I'm not in a huge hurry to spend some cash. Although automation curves are almost worth the price. if you own live 8, it's free.... i just downloaded it like 30 mins ago. looks weird. i dunno how thrilled i am to have to learn a...

Well I was about to make a thread about how the full version update was out but you went and fucked that one up for me.

http://media.soundonsound.com/sos/feb13/images/Pcomp-03-downcomp-and-dynrange.jpg This is from February's Sound on Sound. There was an article on parallel compression that gives a good explanation of compression and how it works. I find it makes more sense when its in a diagram, or your compressor ...

Such a good price. I was thinking about maybe getting a minibrute but this might be more of what I'm looking for.

I'm a little bit confused as to the possibility of controlling other synths with the usb-midi out?

I use VCC/VTM and think they're really great plugins. My biggest caveat is how much cpu it hogs when you have them slapped on every channel (using a MacBook that is a few years old). I tried to make a template for every track I start, but it was at 60% usage at standalone. I just leave them off unti...