EPTDJ/Music Production Thread - Page 2
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dellesh1ruH
Denmark509 Posts
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DamenPulse
United States37 Posts
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Aphasie
Norway474 Posts
On July 13 2011 22:50 The_Dark wrote: Nice, I write in Cubase 5.0, Use, Albino, Vanguard, Sylenth , Gladiator, Predator. Been writing for about 8 years, stuff on my soundcloud is a bit old, got a few releases. Nice thing you have going here, I produce psytrance http://soundcloud.com/terrorbyte , would be nice to also get VST guides/demos in this thread. Do you have a lot of experience with DJing psy-trance? I really want to start to DJ psy-trance/ambient and perhaps some other electronic genres. But i have no knowledge nor piror experience. Do you think i should start doing it on my computer? And if i buy decks + mixer that wont sound really shitty, how much will it set me back (used or new)? Also what are your tips on beatmatching and so forth. Are there any good guides to getting started in those genres? Peace | ||
fusefuse
Estonia4644 Posts
been doing drum and bass mainly for the past 1-1,5 years FL9 M-Audio Oxygen61(3rd gen) good phones Albino the main vst of choice, ITS SO GEWD! O_O ask me anything :D http://soundcloud.com/fuse-est ^_^ | ||
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Belano
Sweden657 Posts
Other than that, I've been noobing around with Virtual DJ and a Reloop midi-controller. The controller is pretty shitty though, so every time I want to make a mix I get discouraged. Hopefully I can look past that and start to make some mixes. I'm going to try and get some gigs at other clubs as well. GLHF to my fellow DJ's! | ||
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FREEloss_ca
Canada603 Posts
On July 15 2011 21:22 DevAzTaYtA wrote: I'm just getting into producing now using Fruity Loops. Anyone have any recommendations on how to get started? Some good tutorials/forums for beginner/intermediate level? Or should I just experiment and see what I come up with? Mostly interested in making downtempo/mellow hip-hop beats. Cheers I spent several months learning and getting comfortable on FL only to wish I had initially invested all that time learning and getting comfortable with Ableton. Just a heads up; I feel you can do much more with Ableton, and the interface is far better suited for complex automation. Youtube is your friend. Start by watching introductory videos that give you a tour of the interface. Once you get comfortable with the interface you can start learning how to make beats, and from there, synths. | ||
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n00b3rt
Bulgaria890 Posts
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EU Snorlax
United Kingdom4 Posts
Equip// MPC 1000 DMXPRO-Mixer 2 x Numark TT200 12 Channel mixing desk And 100's of vinyl. | ||
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mcJ
Denmark322 Posts
Shit's supposed to be Moombahton and its not properly mixed etc etc. http://hotfile.com/dl/124088723/1ad0f4d/Johancity_-_Moombahtizzle.wav.html Also, any advise on midicontrollers and general equipment for beginners? Aka what to get. | ||
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Skullflower
United States3779 Posts
Also, would most of you recommend Ableton over FL? | ||
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n00b3rt
Bulgaria890 Posts
On July 16 2011 07:30 Skullflower wrote: I've actually been wanting to get into music production for the longest time. I was planning on purchasing FL in a bit but other than that I'd also appreciate some advice on equipment and such for beginners. Also, would most of you recommend Ableton over FL? What are you going to produce ? How do you plan to produce (I mean, do you prefer to turn your ideas into music, or experiment with sounds on the fly) Watch this - It shows when Ableton is better. Other than that, there's successful people for every sequencer, and no sequencer is better than any other - it all depends on the way you do your work. The same goes for hardware equipment, no-one can really help you if you don't specify your needs as a producer  | ||
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FREEloss_ca
Canada603 Posts
http://soundcloud.com/justanobody/bangerznmash -FX are unfinished and rough cut -Need to add some steam (white noise) FX to the builds and drops -Need an outro -Still needs some final EQ'ing and volume automation -Criticism and suggestions please! :3 | ||
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ZappaSC
Denmark215 Posts
http://cosm.co.nz/  | ||
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FREEloss_ca
Canada603 Posts
On July 16 2011 20:18 ZappaSC wrote: Something i can really recommend for beginners: http://cosm.co.nz/ Holy crap awesome link!!! Thx! | ||
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drop271
New Zealand286 Posts
Nice one mate! Tom Cosm is a good dude, met him a few times playing festivals. | ||
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Torment
United States121 Posts
DJ Cracka www.djcracka.com soundcloud.com/the_tip | ||
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n00b3rt
Bulgaria890 Posts
http://www.timofey.be/tutorials.html Might be useful for Ableton users | ||
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MaestrO_
United States591 Posts
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FREEloss_ca
Canada603 Posts
On July 15 2011 23:03 fusefuse wrote: hehehe been doing drum and bass mainly for the past 1-1,5 years FL9 M-Audio Oxygen61(3rd gen) good phones Albino the main vst of choice, ITS SO GEWD! O_O ask me anything :D http://soundcloud.com/fuse-est ^_^ I like your style! | ||
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DivinO
United States4796 Posts
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