You're welcome x)nnny wrote:Will download, cheers for this mate
SunkLo wrote: If ragging on the 'shortcut to the top' mentality makes me a hater then shower me in haterade.
If I were you I'd spend a day or however long it takes and go through all your samples yeh? Keep the ones which sound good, and the aweful ones, get rid of. If you look in the production bible there's a thread specifically targeted at organising a sample library.mrlithium wrote:Thanks. I have a question - how do you guys keep track of your samples? Most of mine are labelled like Kick 01 - Kick 128 and I have lots of packs. Not all sound good of course, do you rename or organize them in any way or even keep all of them? I'm a bit overwhelmed
SoundcloudCoolschmid wrote:Just buy as many $200 synths as possible so you can be bad at all of them.
Thanks man, I got pretty much visits from your blog for my first packagekomanderkin wrote:cheers for the samples, featured them on bpb.
SoundcloudSparxy wrote:but when you're comparing him to someone like Skream, there is one fundamental difference. In 10 years I will listen to Midnight Request line and it will sound as sick as the first time I heard it. I probably won't even remember what "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" is.
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