i recently started use voxengo glisseq and i like it alot although i will admit that now that i'm using it im relying on the spectrum analyzer more than i usually would. other than that i just use the default eqs in renoise or reason. but i also like bootsy eq and pushtec leftover lasagna.

all i make are loops. when i started making music that's all i did because i was just making loops to scratch over. now i'm just stuck in the habit of it. my overall song arrangement game is pretty weak compared to most.

those robots that can write classical music will be integrated into musical software just like arpeggiators.

woah man i know what im doin, just the vinyls i use can show bpm from ID3 so why the hell not.all im sayin is that i think that bassnectar remix is around 70/140 not around 85/170, probaly something wrong with the counter and the way its counting it. earlier on in this topic i didnt know that a bpm...

i mostly just make loops.

if i ever start working on a "full song" i consider it to be finished when i'm bored fiddling with it.

i've been using reason and redrum all night and have gotten some pretty nice drum sounds by layering accoustic drums with synth sounds. thanks for all the tips in the thread guys. @ op good snares in 3 steps: 1. download and/or buy lots and LOTS of drum samples 2. listen to them all and grab ones yo...

why can't sample pack makes stop making loop packs and start creating a shit load of high quality 1-shot sample packs? *insert dancing alpaca here* then there would be more loop packs as a result see what unoriginal use of vengeance and meanbeat packs did to loop packs based off "big name"...

ps interesting discussion.

don't lower frequencies make people more stupid?

show boobs

why can't sample pack makes stop making loop packs and start creating a shit load of high quality 1-shot sample packs?

*insert dancing alpaca here*

i only make music when i feel like it. i never force it. it's not like it's my living or anything. but even when i'm not making something i will try and make drum sounds or synth patches to save.

thanks for the tips guys and for the link to the meanbeat sample pack.

i'm thinking i might get either superior drummer or addictive drums atm. both look really dope. anybody got any experience with either?

i usually listen to a lot of minimal music and most of the percussion in my tunes are just clicks and short noises but i've recently started listening to a lot of current value, limewax, etc. anyway the thing i love about their productions are the drum sounds they use. now for kick drums i'm pretty ...

well i normally just turn up the comp on the vinyl sim. i also like to run my snares through the ring mod.

yeah human brains are fucked and don't work properly.

i just usually run it through the vinyl sim.

is this retard thread supposed to be ironic?

make good music.

release some of their music that would never otherwise see a release, and secondly, to provide an outlet for those whos music is considered not commercially viable for other labels. Manifesto Music cares not for commercial success, profitability not exactly selling yourselves all that well, are you...