does anyone know how to do this in logic, can it be done with the compressers in logic, looked in the manual but couldnt see any signs, any help appreciatted cheers..

ultra beat doesnt have a mono setting, not to my knowledge anyway, fack owfff

interesting,

but im confused, can you get a tune mastered still without getting it cut to vinyl, or would this be pointless, surely everyone would want to gwet their tune sounding better, but what if we dont wanna cut to vinyl,

im confused, again lol

Easy mate

cheers for the info,

i tried it out and its much better, everything in the tune rotates very nicely if you do this, anyway i checked your tunes out theyre good, chhers very much for the info

yeh i know, but when i bus things together such as a load of drum tracks i only really put the signal through the bus a small amount (well half usually) should i be putting them through totally?

cheers

cheers mate, will that not effect the sound if i just put it through a bus 100 percent, wont it still come out of its own channel?

Easy,
Does anyone know how to change instruments (plug-ins) from stereo to mono???

answers would be very helpful

cheers dudes

I reckon you lot use too much different software together, I couldnt imagine using more than two programs (which i do- reason and logic) to make music wth i reckon. I think its good to have a limited amount cuse then your forced to keep plugging away at what youve got and then you'll start learning ...

Although obviously they do just want to sell their kit...best way to go is go to a shop and try it

plus the mackie website and even the onyx mixers instruction booklet praise the firwire as 'the best bit' of the mixer..

I had a look at those studiomasters and some of them are going for about fifty pounds, they look fun but a bit cheap and crappy, i could be wrong. I like the idea of firewire though as you can just plug it in and mix down. Get your crew members over and mix their tunes down by just plugging in and p...

big up zomby, to be honest i think all the sounds are good, but the layout doesnt really move me too much, i think taking those 2 bass sounds and just do something really experimental with them cause youve done the bangers that are spliff dub, your bass is more energised on this one, i think the lay...

Im pretty sure the firwire woudnt make any difference as the mackie website and instruction manual for the mackie onyx all praise the firwire as the best part. Still there may be a difference in sound quality. I think ill e-mail the mackie website and get back to u lot

nice1 dude, i listen to your betas there quite nice and shiny, just out of interest can you tell me wot desk have u got and do u use firewire or cables?

I asked this question before but didnt get too much of a response. Big up 2000f for sharing with me. Im interested in buying a hardware mixer. I've been making tunes for about 6 years and i really like the idea of mixing down on hardware. Im looking at the mackie onyx range, they look quite sweet. I...

also i forgot to mention

try and take the bass out of drums using eq unless you want the bassline to be the drums or something or other

+so who uses hardware hhmmmm??

To the guy using cubase this is a good tip i think what ever music your trying to make, you need to copy it to a certain extent, so have some music playing on your computer, stop it, make a beat layer, go back to the song see what theyve done, go back change the sound pattern whatever. earlier today...

nah, 2 cd decks and a mixer ids what i want cause i make tracks and just think it would be very useful, can anyone reccomend any specific ones, you say those cdj 1000 ones are good, pioneer as well-cool

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Whos got hardware..

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