Dubstepforum.com

severely bored today so thought i'd waste some time on here and moan about my own worst production enemy, silk cut and rosie lee, oh they do go hand in hand! so its on to the nicotinell 24hr patches and bottled water lol anybody else have habits they just cant break when playing with there sequencers????

sorry to all you people that hate these waste topics but tis but a music forum!

I pick my nose when producing














































not really

My worst production enemy is the missus "getting an early night"

My problem is I work with PCs every day and find it hard to get into making beats in my free time:(

I despise my mates when they ring me up, asking to come out or tell me that their coming round. Either way... I CAN'T MAKE MY TUNES!!

Another problem is when I work 6 hours straight and I can't tell the difference between what's good or bad and end up thinking it's all crap, then deleting 6 hours worth of work.

Junglist wrote: Another problem is when I work 6 hours straight and I can't tell the difference between what's good or bad and end up thinking it's all crap, then deleting 6 hours worth of work.

I go the opposite way. After too long working straight everything starts sounding great, and I find myself quite horrified when I go back to listen the next day.

My mouse hand has started getting this weird pins and needles feeling. The start of RSI I think.

yes professorcox i suffer with same infliction , after hours of hearing the same loops i develop these unworthy notions of greatness(shocked back to reality at the first click of a bounce button)

Future One wrote:My mouse hand has started getting this weird pins and needles feeling. The start of RSI I think.

More likely to be carpal tunnel syndrome by the sounds of it mate.

Get yourself a gel rest pad for your wrist, should sort it out

Wub wrote:

Future One wrote:My mouse hand has started getting this weird pins and needles feeling. The start of RSI I think.

More likely to be carpal tunnel syndrome by the sounds of it mate.

Get yourself a gel rest pad for your wrist, should sort it out

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpal_tunnel_syndrome

Yeah. Seems it's hand in hand with RSI.

I have a gel wrist pad at work and it's good. I should get one for home too.

Future One wrote:

Wub wrote:

Future One wrote:My mouse hand has started getting this weird pins and needles feeling. The start of RSI I think.

More likely to be carpal tunnel syndrome by the sounds of it mate.

Get yourself a gel rest pad for your wrist, should sort it out

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpal_tunnel_syndrome

Yeah. Seems it's hand in hand with RSI.

I have a gel wrist pad at work and it's good. I should get one for home too.

One thing i always make sure I get whenever I start a new job

im with whoever mentioned the mates wanting to come round.. ive got my own crib and oftentimes whenever im not at work i have my friends who dont work looking to come round and chill which then leaves me obligated to entertain and no time for BASSSSSSS

PS3 and booze

+ new GTA at end of the month, may as well sell my PC

Wub wrote:

Future One wrote:My mouse hand has started getting this weird pins and needles feeling. The start of RSI I think.

More likely to be carpal tunnel syndrome by the sounds of it mate.

Get yourself a gel rest pad for your wrist, should sort it out

i hate trackballs personally. back in the counterstrike days my buddy got one and i could never get the grasp of it. ultimately the reason i stopped playing counter strike at his spot since i never had it myself

l33t

unklefesta wrote:

Wub wrote:

Future One wrote:My mouse hand has started getting this weird pins and needles feeling. The start of RSI I think.

More likely to be carpal tunnel syndrome by the sounds of it mate.

Get yourself a gel rest pad for your wrist, should sort it out

Uck. I hate those things.

girlfriends and neighbours.

Wub wrote:

unklefesta wrote:

Wub wrote:

Uck. I hate those things.

yes but I have been using them since 1996 and I have no wrist issues

I spend ALOT of time at the comp, both at work and home

unklefesta wrote:

Wub wrote:

unklefesta wrote:

Wub wrote:

Uck. I hate those things.

yes but I have been using them since 1996 and I have no wrist issues

I spend ALOT of time at the comp, both at work and home

hate them too.

i´ve been using various regular mouses since 1993 and have no wrist issues.

neck,lower back and lots of other issues.... sure. but not really mouse related.

social life.