JonnyRoccIT
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Go figure;9391259 said:
FL Studio
...i just downloaded a Reason 9 Trial, so i'ma see how that Goes this weekend.
FL Studio
...i just downloaded a Reason 9 Trial, so i'ma see how that Goes this weekend.
JonnyRoccIT
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Go figure;9391321 said:
Preciate that bro...
Been waitin on somebody to notice lol
konceptjones
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Go figure;9337229 said:
How you work is more important than what you're working with. If you're smart about it, you can make beats on an old ass P3 with 512MB of RAM.
Give you an example:
^^ This is my DAW.
Back in 2006, this would have been state-of-the-art. But it ain't 2006, it's 2016 and even a current shit-tier Celeron can run circles around this thing.
But...
With it I can create anything I want because I know how to work smarter. I came up during the age of hardware synths and I approach softsynths in exactly the same way. For example: I don't use multiple instances of Kontakt for samples. I use a single instance set up as a multi-timbral instrument; exactly how I would with an old Emu e64, ESI32, Akai S3000/S2000, or Yamaha A3000. I'd also make use of Kontakt as an instrument itself with various instrument patches and whatnot so from a single VST I can have samples AND instrument sounds flying off of it, making better use of what I have. Same for Korg M1 and any other multi-timbral VST I have in my collection. Working like this allows me to keep using hardware long after everyone else would have abandoned it.
konceptjones;9391552 said:Go figure;9337229 said:
How you work is more important than what you're working with. If you're smart about it, you can make beats on an old ass P3 with 512MB of RAM.
Give you an example:
^^ This is my DAW.
Back in 2006, this would have been state-of-the-art. But it ain't 2006, it's 2016 and even a current shit-tier Celeron can run circles around this thing.
But...
With it I can create anything I want because I know how to work smarter. I came up during the age of hardware synths and I approach softsynths in exactly the same way. For example: I don't use multiple instances of Kontakt for samples. I use a single instance set up as a multi-timbral instrument; exactly how I would with an old Emu e64, ESI32, Akai S3000/S2000, or Yamaha A3000. I'd also make use of Kontakt as an instrument itself with various instrument patches and whatnot so from a single VST I can have samples AND instrument sounds flying off of it, making better use of what I have. Same for Korg M1 and any other multi-timbral VST I have in my collection. Working like this allows me to keep using hardware long after everyone else would have abandoned it.
did u learn all that on your own or did u have someone to guide u...as far as your set up? i thought about going more hardware based and cut out a computer screen but dont really know how. i think personally the creative process flows better that way. instead i have a lap top, a maschine and gonna get my ass out to buy a midi keyboard whenever i have the time. this works pretty well for me, better than when i was just using fruity loops n was clicking the mouse all day...but people come up with great shit off that alone.
n do u have any music put up on the net u can share?
konceptjones
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Go figure;9392247 said:konceptjones;9391552 said:Go figure;9337229 said:
How you work is more important than what you're working with. If you're smart about it, you can make beats on an old ass P3 with 512MB of RAM.
Give you an example:
^^ This is my DAW.
Back in 2006, this would have been state-of-the-art. But it ain't 2006, it's 2016 and even a current shit-tier Celeron can run circles around this thing.
But...
With it I can create anything I want because I know how to work smarter. I came up during the age of hardware synths and I approach softsynths in exactly the same way. For example: I don't use multiple instances of Kontakt for samples. I use a single instance set up as a multi-timbral instrument; exactly how I would with an old Emu e64, ESI32, Akai S3000/S2000, or Yamaha A3000. I'd also make use of Kontakt as an instrument itself with various instrument patches and whatnot so from a single VST I can have samples AND instrument sounds flying off of it, making better use of what I have. Same for Korg M1 and any other multi-timbral VST I have in my collection. Working like this allows me to keep using hardware long after everyone else would have abandoned it.
did u learn all that on your own or did u have someone to guide u...as far as your set up? i thought about going more hardware based and cut out a computer screen but dont really know how. i think personally the creative process flows better that way. instead i have a lap top, a maschine and gonna get my ass out to buy a midi keyboard whenever i have the time. this works pretty well for me, better than when i was just using fruity loops n was clicking the mouse all day...but people come up with great shit off that alone.
n do u have any music put up on the net u can share?
I've been doing this for over 25 years and largely self-taught. The only thing I really got help with was engineering and it was from a well known engineer around Detroit and even then he started out by telling me "You have a damned good ear for this...". I started with my Atari ST and an Alesis HR16B making Techno and House while fucking with hip hop in my boy's "studio" on his ASR-10 rack, MPC60II, and Yamaha W7 recording into an ADAT. I've owned quite a bit of equipment over the years but a lot of my production work was geared towards Detroit Techno, Electro, and Deep House and it was reflected in my choices in equipment. Hip Hop was a lesser part of my music, but it was there and when I did it I didn't bullshit with it.
As for music I've done, pretty much all of it is in my soundclick site and I'm in the process of moving it to soundcloud, but this is a joint I produced a few years ago:
King Avanti
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Peezy_Jenkins
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one of my latest, feel like i need a foreign bitch singin trippy shit on the hook
http://www.audiomack.com/song/quiet-boy-millz/trippy-ambiance
http://www.audiomack.com/song/quiet-boy-millz/trippy-ambiance
What you guys know about this?
https://ariamastering.com
https://ariamastering.com
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Beta;9400719 said:
Kinda like LANDR....you study mixing long enough, you'll find you don't REALLY need this.
Peezy_Jenkins
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been foolin with murda beats dark stripped down sound lately
DarthRozay
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R2_163;9431796 said:
Depends on what you mean. If you're tryna sell cracked versions of software to people it's no different than selling bootleg versions of anything. If you mean making music with the software and then making money off the music then there's not really a problem
Peezy_Jenkins
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Yea I doubt it, I'm sure plenty of break out hits were done on something pirated, if they don't catch folks pirating in the first place they might as well let it go
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