Whats up with those multitracking rules?
I mean does it really make a beat so different? I don't think so.
Be creative, fellas!
One thing that got me wondering though was,...
To be honest from most of the 60 beats I heard on here I was suprised by the extremely unprofessional recordings. First off, most the beats I heard where so incredibly quiet that the peak must have been something like -40db. A proper constant level with perhaps some limiting ontop would do most of these recordings good, since I have the feeling alotta ppl here sample at low input volumes, thus not giving the 60 the drive it needs to make the drums 'n samples sound big enough.
I'm not tryna hate on anyone neither dissing the 60, I'm just wondering if tracking and sampling is SOOO hard with this unit. I mean a VU meter is a VU meter, right?
If you're struggling with your settings: when recording to the pc try to get your peak a little below -1 to 0db to have some headroom and slam a mild limiter on there. Wavelab features analyzing for this (press "Y") so you can experiment with a few settings. I know the 3k is in a different league but I dont even try to track my shyt too loud and normally my rms max is at -11db which you can easily play after a mastered track from CD without noticing a major drop in quality or peaks/rms.
Anyhow, I'll stick around to see whats poppin with ya'll 60 heads!
Give me some grimey hotness
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