jbreeze
Well-Known Member
no prob..you do have some skills tho, you dont just stay on the whole guns,gangsta, blah, blah crap..you should check out some cheap programs to make your tracks then, thats how i started doin it
Anyone make music?? musicians??
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no prob..you do have some skills tho, you dont just stay on the whole guns,gangsta, blah, blah crap..you should check out some cheap programs to make your tracks then, thats how i started doin it
natmoon
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I use fruity loops as well as many other tools and hardware.
Fruity loops is excellent for doing certain things.
I notice that a lot of you like to listen to hiphop,gangsta rap kind of stuff which i dont do really,however i did try to do one track ages ago that used vocals of this kind.
I made it with fruity loops and a midi keyboard and used some royalty free vocal samples that were in fruity loops already.
All the actual music and drums i made up as i went along
rerecordnotfadeaway
hi-fi URL: Start Player
Fruity loops is excellent for doing certain things.
I notice that a lot of you like to listen to hiphop,gangsta rap kind of stuff which i dont do really,however i did try to do one track ages ago that used vocals of this kind.
I made it with fruity loops and a midi keyboard and used some royalty free vocal samples that were in fruity loops already.
All the actual music and drums i made up as i went along
rerecordnotfadeaway
hi-fi URL: Start Player
overfiend
HeavyMetalHippie
finally got 1 tune up for ya let me know what ya think. this is a 3 piece band i play bass
SoundClick artist: weedherb - page with MP3 music downloads
SoundClick artist: weedherb - page with MP3 music downloads
voodoo child
New Member
cool stuff dude, digging the time signatures, crazy guitar, and old school sounding bass
Thebot
Well-Known Member
that was pretty sick. ever heard melt banana? sounds like something you might like, alot faster and more hectic though
natmoon
Well-Known Member
Some mixing i did on the virtual pc decks using native instruments traktor dj ages ago.
Haven't spent enough time with that program yet though
Spymac.com : lifesabeat_0001.wmv
Haven't spent enough time with that program yet though
Spymac.com : lifesabeat_0001.wmv
overfiend
HeavyMetalHippie
i used cubase on "hotfoot" that was my first multitrack recording.we have 8 songs on the cd i used 6 tracks for the drums, 1 for bass. and 1 for guitar then dubbed guitar again to give it more punch recording your own shit is fun but hard because you cant mix with an un-bias ear.
jbreeze
Well-Known Member
pretty cool..thats some crazy shit. Very experimental
jbreeze
Well-Known Member
yea i love what you can do now a days in the studio. You ever want to start messin wit sounds and shit you should check out a program called "Reason". Its like havin 10,000 dollars of nice synthesizers and effects in a 300 dollar program
Thebot
Well-Known Member
reason is real easy to get for free too. I only use it for drum sequencing, but if your not running a DAW then its a sick program to have for all sorts of shit
FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
Ya gotta love a good pro tools HD setup and a nice mpc4000 studio station mixed with the good old Triton keyboard and having my old asr is nice too
jbreeze
Well-Known Member
Tritons are nice..i cant afford a pro tools HD..but im also not harvesting 20 somethin plants from my aero set up like some people
Thebot
Well-Known Member
Tritons are nice..i cant afford a pro tools HD..but im also not harvesting 20 somethin plants from my aero set up like some people
how the fuck much is HD now. shit was like 40,000 when i was in school. i cant imagine that setup for a home studio unless your like el-p or dan the automator.
Thebot
Well-Known Member
honestly, i put more faith in the mic than the audiocard. ive heard two different neumann's on a firewire 1814, pro tools LE setup and they were amazing. i got my degree in audio engineering and from what ive experienced in recording at home/studio the mics make more of a difference. ive got two b.l.u.e bluebirds for vox and guitar and a handful of sm58's and for what i do the mics are amazing compared to my hardware. i do run an expensive set up, but when i decide to buy equipment i go all out and get the best affordable. i still think HD is pointless in a home studio unless your running your own label. i have yet to meet anyone that has covered their expenses in a home studio by engineering. prove me wrong...
jbreeze
Well-Known Member
with everything you can do digital at home now it eliminates half the things you use to need to get a great sound(as long as you have a little engineer and creativity in you). Just get some quality mics..i love the Line 6 POD series for tracking guitar and bass, if you learn how to tweak it right you can get a sound equal to any mic'd cab. You ever work wit line 6 gear bot?
jbreeze
Well-Known Member
yea its sick
Thebot
Well-Known Member
yea I have, not for extensive periods of time though. I helped a friend of mine setup cubase with the pod, and tracked some death metal shit for him. Not really my cup of tea as far as death metal, but the guitar sounded great. He was using a tripple rectifier mesa, but only with 2 sm58s and it sounded just how we wanted after a little mixing.
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