When you run out of wax/ Softsynths too expensive

bridgealantee wrote:

erkl wrote:revisit your vinyl, flip em differantly

done it. Actually Ive been digging in my floppydisks and just taking random sounds and trying to put em together. I have like 1000 disks so those are fun to go through sometimes.

going through your disks is differant than revisiting vinyl though, if u listen through the music more u might find a section, or note that u never thought of recording, etc.. flippin differant parts of the track.. goin crazy on some chops etc

bridgealantee wrote:I was checking out the arturia synth that emulate arps and moogs...

the arturia joint is CRAZY!!!!!!!!
one of the best, if not THE BEST, softsynth vst i've ever heard.

definitely worth looking into....

Yeah documentaries and things of that nature have great background music to sample...if it's left open though

erkl wrote:

bridgealantee wrote:

erkl wrote:revisit your vinyl, flip em differantly

done it. Actually Ive been digging in my floppydisks and just taking random sounds and trying to put em together. I have like 1000 disks so those are fun to go through sometimes.

going through your disks is differant than revisiting vinyl though, if u listen through the music more u might find a section, or note that u never thought of recording, etc.. flippin differant parts of the track.. goin crazy on some chops etc

Oh word, I actually still go through all my vinyl hoping to find something I missed before. Thanks for all the comments, glad there can be a good conversation about music without some wise guy starting beef. ON the topic of softsynths im really thinking about getting the korg lgacy digital edition with the M1.

Y'all are complaining about getting bored w/ the presets on synths and workstations when u need to learn how to make ur own sounds. That way they will cater to your beats and you can have a sound that is yours and only yours.


Once again, stop using synth presets!!!!!