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I see what you did there

Sonika wrote:

ehbrums1 wrote:Nah never been a big fan of garage tbh

Get the fuck outta here

No

Sonika has got a filthy mouth

Electric_Head wrote:Sonika has got a filthy mouth

ehbrums1 wrote:

Electric_Head wrote:Sonika has got a filthy mouth

haha. Defenitly read it in her voice.

And I see your point egoless.

Garage has always had absolutely awesome instrumental tracks but horrible vocals, it's always been a major disappointment.

grooki wrote:Garage has always had absolutely awesome instrumental tracks but horrible vocals, it's always been a major disappointment.

yea ok this one got destroyed with remix's, but you get the point

Nevalo wrote:

grooki wrote:Garage has always had absolutely awesome instrumental tracks but horrible vocals, it's always been a major disappointment.

yea ok this one got destroyed with remix's, but you get the point

both of these tracks are great, but most of the tracks with vocals I end up thinking that the track would better off without them. Hook me up with more good garage! Are there any mixes your recommend?

turn off quantize

TheWallOfSacrifice wrote:turn off quantize

Most of the 2-Step producers usually say the opposite. I believe El-B says in that masterclass vid that he just swings the hi-hats and percussion but not the kicks and snares. He used 16T on the hats.

In that Wideboys vid that was posted here, he ran all the drums through 16T.

Play around with the quantization amount. In that Wideboys vid, he had up at like 90%. I have also gotten good results applying something like 45%. It all depends on the riddim. One technique I used to employ a lot was to first quantize everything at 16ths and then apply the 16T to what I want swung and play with the percentages.

mks wrote:

TheWallOfSacrifice wrote:turn off quantize

Most of the 2-Step producers usually say the opposite. I believe El-B says in that masterclass vid that he just swings the hi-hats and percussion but not the kicks and snares. He used 16T on the hats.

In that Wideboys vid that was posted here, he ran all the drums through 16T.

Play around with the quantization amount. In that Wideboys vid, he had up at like 90%. I have also gotten good results applying something like 45%. It all depends on the riddim. One technique I used to employ a lot was to first quantize everything at 16ths and then apply the 16T to what I want swung and play with the percentages.

didnt know there was an el-b masterclass.. finding it right now! thx for the tip

You probably found it already but here is the link:

http://vimeo.com/2991928