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I uploaded a few tunes that i have been making over the last fews months. Dont really have the time right now to finish them properly. check them out and tell me what you think http://www.soundclou...m/digitalsidefx
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Good setup for a beginner?
frosty replied to Walkabout's topic in Music Making and Production/Industry
price wise they are. a $500 pair of headphones are going to be better than a $500 pair of monitors especially if your monitoring in a room with bad acoustics. -
Good setup for a beginner?
frosty replied to Walkabout's topic in Music Making and Production/Industry
sounds like u have some idea of whats going on if u all ready if u have 2 synth?!?!?!?! anyways choose a DAW. if your on a mac id suggest logic or cubase or ablton (personal for me using a mac i use cubase although most on mac use logic). At the end of the day i think i comes down to which one u learn first and feel at home with. the other thing id like to say is that a good pair of headphones are a good option because:- more bang for your buck, dont annoy anyone else in ur house, dont have to worrie about acoustics in ur room, and many people today only hear music on there ipod or radio. howe -
killer tunes there. remix of faithless is awsome.
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maybe there trying something different. we are so used to the kick being in the centre that when it isn't we freak out. listen to albums from the 60's & 70's when they started to experiment with stereo. vocals one side guitar the other, other people have purposely pushed digital recording so they distorted. it all depends on what the individual wants to experiment with.
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IM - Smashing The Opponent Remix Files
frosty posted a topic in Music Making and Production/Industry
im just wondering if anyone has the remix files for infected mushrooms - smashing the opponent could i please get them off u?? im doing a 1500 word analysis of the track uni & would like these files so i can try & understand more about the track. thanks -
My first track. Please be gentle :)
frosty replied to Clusterbuster's topic in Music Making and Production/Industry
mix requires a few things. - the first is to have a good space/room/studio to mix in. this is very important because if your space has to much reverb in it you will add to much reverb to ur mix & if there is no-reverb in ur space u wont add enough reverb (this may sound weird & around the wrong way but it is true) - also any frequency that are reinforced in your space, you will turn down in ur mix. - different instruments have different dynamic range. Here is a diagram showing the different ranges of different instruments. by cutting all unwanted frequencies on certain i -
My first track. Please be gentle :)
frosty replied to Clusterbuster's topic in Music Making and Production/Industry
work on your mixing. i can hardly hear the kick. EQ all your channels so that everything has room in the frequency range to sit with out interfering to much with other sounds. it will make it sound cleaner. good work but making it in reason. -
REMIX Files 'Purple Frogz' :)
frosty replied to seamoon's topic in Music Making and Production/Industry
thanks heaps for these remix files. i have done a remix of purple juice. i love the original. -
What is the key of psybient music?
frosty replied to Luminon's topic in Music Making and Production/Industry
i dont think they stick to any particular scale. have a look here for some idea http://www.trancetutorial.com/Scales%20Page%201.htm -
id just like to add if your going to get some master done on your track leave -3db of head room, (your master fader level should not go above -3db) this will leave room for the master engineer to add plugins to your mix without clipping.
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i am doing an assignment on infected mushroom & am trying to find out what software they use to play live?
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After using cubase for many years I am now trying to learn pro-tools. I could not work out why in pro-tools when i moved the fader in the mix window it would not effect the meter next to it. after doing some research i soon discovered why & came across this extract from "pro tools 8. Music Production, Recording, Editing & Mixing" by mike collins. Quote According to Bob Katz, mixing engineers would be better off dispensing with meters altogether & using their ears instead! As he explains "having calibrated monitor gain is just as important as metering peak-to-average ratios. It
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just want to know if you can side-chain EQ in cubase 5 like you can side-chain compress. i want to be able to cut all frequencies' below say 100 / 120 Hz on the off beat when the bass is playing. just wondering if you can get a midi track to trigger an EQ to do this. i know how to side-chain compress but that is easy thanks to the handy little button they placed in the compressor plug-in.