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RightOnTime27 wrote:

Johnlenham wrote:Whats the tweet say?

somethin about Tiesto bringing trap to the world

Thats nice of him

What I wanna know is where do I download the "huh/uh" sample pack (joking).
Seriously most "trap" tunes sound like the same drumkits (understandable for drum machines) and the same running "huh/uh/grunts" etc throughout them.
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Am I allowed to call my stuff like this trap?

that HUH grunt is just rick ross

I figured it was something from the Lex Luger kit like most amateur trap.

liking the synths on that tune deadly

nah you are actually right, it is in pretty much all of the amateur kits you find if you look for "lex luger drum samples"

hasezwei wrote:liking the synths on that tune deadly

haha thanks it's just me trying to recreate the sound of those old 70s giallo/classic italiian horror movie scores a la goblin

but the shitty vhs or dvd versions that ain't quite as clean as this

Flosstradamus (Fool's Gold, Mad Decent) @ The Daily Dose Mix, BBC 1Xtra (04.12.2012) Best of Edition

Flosstradamus is the stage name of Chicago-based DJs J2K (Josh Young) and Autobot (Curt Cameruci).
They have performed at events such as the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Pitchfork Music Festival, Rothbury Music Festival, Lollapalooza, and South by Southwest. They are frequently associated with such acts as Kid Sister (Young's sister), The Cool Kids, and A-Trak.

In 2011, Flosstradamus released the EP, Jubilation, through Fool's Gold. They released another EP, Total Recall, on February 23rd, 2012 through Jeffrees/Mad Decent. Their most recent EP, Jubilation 2.0, was released on May 8th, 2012.
Flosstradamus produced Iggy Azalea's "Flexin & Finessin" track, featuring Juicy J, off her 2012 mixtape "TrapGold".

http://www.mixcloud.com/evil_concussion/flosstradamus-fools-gold-mad-decent-the-daily-dose-mix-bbc-1xtra-04122012-best-of-edition/

repost? whatev'

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hahaha cool

prerecorded set...

Phigure wrote:prerecorded set...

mistibishi part 2

deadly habit wrote:Seriously most "trap" tunes sound like the same drumkits

That's because the one true halmark of Trap, other than the drum rhythms, is the TR-808.

So Skrillex is making trap now!

On the new ASAP ROCKY record (Wild For Nothing).

joeki wrote:So Skrillex is making trap now!

On the new ASAP ROCKY record (Wild For Nothing).

old news

Haven't exactly been following him that closely. TRAP.

The first half of that record is pretty solid (actually the tune ft. Santigold (I know) is one of the best on it). The second half is disastrous though.

Phigure wrote:prerecorded set...

Nah, its just in ableton. Their setup is a mac with a soundcard running 3 outputs into a mixer (which they EQ). They have 2 controllers, an APC20 and a novation launch pad. Whilst ableton obviously keeps everything in time they launch all the tunes / clips themselves.

I was with them a few weeks back and Curtis went through the setup with me, they have one controller dedicated to FX (using a load of dummy clips and faders etc..) and one controller dedicated to launching the tunes and samples then being EQ'd through the mixer.

Baauer on the other hand uses ableton without any controller and its simply a set that's prearranged and outputs through 2 channels into a mixer which he then EQ's, but all the tunes / tempo changes are chosen ahead of time.

funny how a lot of brostep producers are still making fun of "trap" music. imo brostep is a lot more laughable than trapp

Burgeamon wrote:

Phigure wrote:prerecorded set...

Nah, its just in ableton. Their setup is a mac with a soundcard running 3 outputs into a mixer (which they EQ). They have 2 controllers, an APC20 and a novation launch pad. Whilst ableton obviously keeps everything in time they launch all the tunes / clips themselves.

I was with them a few weeks back and Curtis went through the setup with me, they have one controller dedicated to FX (using a load of dummy clips and faders etc..) and one controller dedicated to launching the tunes and samples then being EQ'd through the mixer.

Baauer on the other hand uses ableton without any controller and its simply a set that's prearranged and outputs through 2 channels into a mixer which he then EQ's, but all the tunes / tempo changes are chosen ahead of time.

So I guess it's fair to say these guys all have mad skills.

Feel like typing this comment takes more effort though.