tsume
The Pervy Sage
After the drop (past 0:37) replace the drums with "live" sounding drums
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After the drop (past 0:37) replace the drums with "live" sounding drums
tsume
The Pervy Sage
I think the M-audio axiom will suite you well, but best to wait for input from the other participants in this thread
Moosedrool
Honorary Master
Yeah it's kinda mashed on there but I usually seperate the drums into indavidual groups after the entire song is constructed. Then panning and ofsetting some sections can start. I also have to work on the compressor a bit the synth uses sidechane but still kills the drums.
Every 16 bars ends with a wacky scratch sound before the breakdown. After listening to it today it sounds horrid so I'll probably take that out too. I like to glitch drums... alot...
TheHiveMind
Banned
Yeah, the m-audio stuff looks well suited.
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TheHiveMind
Banned
Dr Drum in da house!!!
[video=youtube;BPV8c9rVQpg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=BPV8c9rVQpg[/video]
The comparrison chart proves that Dr Drum is good at everything, and that no other software is good at anything
http://www.drdrum.com/images/comparison-chart.jpg
if you're still not convinced, they review themselves here, where they give themselves 5/5 stars
http://drdrumv.com/
[video=youtube;BPV8c9rVQpg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=BPV8c9rVQpg[/video]
The comparrison chart proves that Dr Drum is good at everything, and that no other software is good at anything
http://www.drdrum.com/images/comparison-chart.jpg
if you're still not convinced, they review themselves here, where they give themselves 5/5 stars
http://drdrumv.com/
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Yeah that **** is hilarious, Sonic Talk had a lot of banter about them on one of their podcasts.
copacetic
King of the Hippies
Recabinet for $19.99.
Good deal.
[video=youtube;DE7GYJGR9cs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=DE7GYJGR9cs[/video]
Good deal.
[video=youtube;DE7GYJGR9cs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=DE7GYJGR9cs[/video]
PhaNatiK
Well-Known Member
Have a look at these:
http://www.samsontech.com/samson/products/usb-midi/keyboard-controllers/
Good Quality,
Velocity Sensitive and Semi-weighted
Cost: not an arm and a leg...
Dont have the exact pricing but these are in your price range and you'll have change...
I can give you the suppliers number if you like.
copacetic
King of the Hippies
So, I want to try make some dubstep. Anyone know how?
What do you need to know? The beat; wobbly bass?
copacetic
King of the Hippies
Agh, nothing really, I'm sure I can work it out - Just bumping the thread to get some discussion going.
Got all the necessary software, it's just a question of wading into the horrors of intricate automation in my DAW now.
copacetic
King of the Hippies
What I would like though, is some recommendations for current electronic music that is... massive and powerful, if that makes sense?
copacetic
King of the Hippies
Got this for all the wobbly ****:
[video=youtube;pIThUfcrdNs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pIThUfcrdNs[/video]
[video=youtube;pIThUfcrdNs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pIThUfcrdNs[/video]
copacetic
King of the Hippies
I think the easiest way which I do is to go on beatport and listen to the various genre's charts.
copacetic
King of the Hippies
Good idea.