By Teh-Wei
Tue May 25, 2004 5:50 pm
I only use one, I know I should use the next sequence function, but
I use the mute on/off for chorus' and breakdowns.
I use the mute on/off for chorus' and breakdowns.

By dj e.d.e
Tue May 25, 2004 7:46 pm
next sequencefunction is to hearyour next sequence in stead of useing the song mode you use that , use the copy button on the sequence, put cursor on the top and hit open window and hit copy then shut off the tracks you dont want on ,i make around twenty sequences this wayi never heard using the functon key to make more sequencesthats new to me explain that ,have you done this before, i just want to learn as much as possible.
peace e.d.e
peace e.d.e

By Dr. Lecter
Tue May 25, 2004 7:53 pm
In my hip-hop beats i use not more than 10 tracks (bass,main loop, stabs,phrases,instruments etc. in different tracks and the whole beat in one-for that "ol' skool" feeling,so it can be muted at once) but in my breakbeats more than 16.
By pisnooky
Thu May 27, 2004 2:20 am
IF YOU USE MORE THAN 10 TRACKS SOMETHINGS IS WRONG, TOO MUCH STUFF GOING ON IN YOUR TRACKS THEM.MY FIRST FOR TRACKS ARE KICK,SNARE,HI-HAT AND DRUM FX.MOST OIF THE TIMES IT'S 8 TRACKS FOR ME
By cooocooo1
Thu May 27, 2004 2:50 am
If you're talkin' just beats then around 16 to 24, if you're talkin' about complete tracks, vocals and all, then 32 on average. I put EVERYTHING on seperate tracks though, I tend to use a lot of percussion but my beats are actually pretty simple, detailed but simple. I should mention that Pro Tools counts stereo tracks as two tracks so.......
I tend to use about five sequences, intro, hook, verse, fills, outro.
I tend to use about five sequences, intro, hook, verse, fills, outro.

By fORtUnE
Thu May 27, 2004 10:59 pm
anywhere from 7-12 tracks and about 8-12 sequences. I like to do alot of drum variations and drops

By Cheech
Fri May 28, 2004 6:59 am
It all depends on the samples I'm using and the type of track I'm doing. It can be anything from 1 to 20



