Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By mullethed Mon Mar 03, 2003 1:53 pm
LEAVE THE PERSONAL SHIZ AT THE DOOR.

RESPOND IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION/ ANSWER. ITS THAT EASY!

WE ALL HERE TO HELP EACH OTHER.

(IM DONE WITH THE HIPPY SLANT)

:wink:

M*
By roxstar Sat Mar 08, 2003 7:19 pm
"damn "roxtar", why you gotta come off with smart ass comments too.."

I know you just wanted to express how you felt about re-sampling, and that's cool, but there are a lot of people that look on the internet for help, and many take what other say very seriously, so if someone has to jump in and say that it's wrong, then why are you upset? If your wrong, your wrong. I wasn't jumping down anyones throat, and my message wasn't aimed towards anyone in particular. When I first wanted to learn how to use the MPC, I listened to what others were saying on the internet. In the end, I can honestly say that 80% of the crap most of you guys talk about is bulls#it. Most don't know anything, but claim to know, or give their opinions. Bad opinions can cost other people money. How many people buy a MPC3000 because of it's magical swing?? How many people buy a triton keyboard just for it's sounds, and then splurge $1200 for a sp-1200 to make the drum sounds dirty? That's an easy six grand spent when you can do the same thing for much less. So if it takes someone like me to tell others that you were wrong, then that's just how it's gonna be. If you were saying that the XL's resampling was slow, then I can't say anything, but to make it seem like it doesn't do anything but add air is bulls#it.

Nuff said.