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don't want to use cans too much, no good for your ears.

wut da fuq is going on in Kansas City?

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0:00, 5:17, 7:30, 9:15, 18:30, 24:42
This "riddim" mix with the awesome intros on lame songs theme.

Reminds me of most jay z and lil Wayne songs: having one good part play for a couple seconds until the main attraction sprays shit on the whole piece.

9:15 I'm definitely going to play at the next school dance... Sit back and watch everyone dance until the yelling and cursing starts.

that whole thing sounds like one big long Jakes tune lol

Shum wrote:don't want to use cans too much, no good for your ears.

wut da fuq is going on in Kansas City?

chefs gonna chef

dickman69 wrote:i produce on monitors but sometimes i put on ath-m50s just to hear it differently

i think i should actually be using them more often than the monitors tho

What monitors?

I very well could not be good enough, but when a speaker is weak in a certain range, it is not like it is just quieter there, it is confused there, maybe distortion there. I've only been able to split the difference between various monitoring methods. But I haven't gotten to the point where my mix sounds essentially the same on all playback mechanisms. Pro tracks, they sound essentially the same on everything. Mine, whole synths and shit can practically disappear on certain speakers. I really don't know what I'm doing wrong.

according to Russell Howard
when George Michaels awoke from a 3 months-long coma, speaking with a west country accent
the hospital staff thought he'd suffered brain damage

so how broad is Peverilist's accent?
(and is he playing side shows in Sydney?)

Happy thanksgiving break.

Holly is going to Berlin
(better late than never)
On her last radio show, after deliberation,
she plays a Moonlight Holiday tune
which repeats the lyric "I wanna rape you"

I wonder how the Universe will respond to that.

(whilst wishing her no harm for her provocation of fate)

Meanwhile, VICE flogs an advertiser's clothes
with an image of a female prisoner having a knife at her throat.

Lovely world init?

nousd wrote:according to Russell Howard
when George Michaels awoke from a 3 months-long coma, speaking with a west country accent
the hospital staff thought he'd suffered brain damage

Richard Hammond was apparently speaking in French when he first came out of his coma

nousd wrote:according to Russell Howard
when George Michaels awoke from a 3 months-long coma, speaking with a west country accent
the hospital staff thought he'd suffered brain damage

so how broad is Peverilist's accent?
(and is he playing side shows in Sydney?)

i might have missed your point, but he has an essexy accent, moved to bristol in his twenties i think

and wolf i produce on headphones a lot so i can do it on the sofa haha(my room is arctic)
it slews the ears but i find it easier to hear little changes when working on drums and stuff, so usually write the tune, then switch to speakers to check the overall mix
of course none of this is to a high standard, but i was chatting to a mate and he said facta did all his tunes till fairly recently just on headphones {this was about a year ago}

I once made a tune with ipod earbuds and later tested it on my monitors and it sounded really good lol. It was a pretty simple tune and i just used an 808 kick for the low end so not much bass fiddling, but still lol.

I 100% understand the hype of the icy lake tune...fucking banger and the documentary that came with it is cool too

i fucking love the smell of lemon haze

TheIntrospectionist wrote:i fucking love the smell of lemon haze

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Just copped the sample from Wen & Parris' collide

TheIntrospectionist wrote:i fucking love the smell of lemon haze

thanks m8

sixs wrote:Just copped the sample from Wen & Parris' collide

where?

beatport/itunes/juno , that whole tune is just the sample innit

OGLemon wrote:

TheIntrospectionist wrote:i fucking love the smell of lemon haze

thanks m8

made me LOL