Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.

By dfacedxa Sat Jul 02, 2005 7:52 am
le should have more than 32 tracks. i hate squeezin shit in or worse havin a song in two different sessions and having to bounse one into the other. but other than that i dont have much of a complaint.

By mwalker Sat Jul 02, 2005 7:39 pm
le should have more than 32 tracks.


what do you have in your studio/setup to need more than 32 audio tracks?

By KoolSha178 Sun Jul 03, 2005 7:21 pm
Pro Tools is the simplest shit to use for recording, best UI in my opinion. Its not overated at all , I recently tried DP and Logic, went right back to PT - not that theyre bad, they just over complicate shit. Logic got some bad ass effects/plug ins though, thats real.

Cubase and Logic are more like MPCs in how people use em. I already got an MPC.
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By tanamo00420 Sun Jul 03, 2005 11:06 pm
mwalker wrote:
le should have more than 32 tracks.


what do you have in your studio/setup to need more than 32 audio tracks?




for real, unless you're doing sound for picture, or bringing in an orchestra, but who the hell is really gonna do either of those on an le system?
By 4dahaterz Mon Jul 04, 2005 6:10 am
tanamo00420 wrote:
mwalker wrote:
le should have more than 32 tracks.


what do you have in your studio/setup to need more than 32 audio tracks?




for real, unless you're doing sound for picture, or bringing in an orchestra, but who the hell is really gonna do either of those on an le system?


if you are recording vocals, such as singing, definitely a lot of times need more then 32 tracks, but i got a trick i use wit Pro Tools for that
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By young_keyz Mon Jul 04, 2005 7:03 pm
tanamo00420 wrote:
mwalker wrote:
le should have more than 32 tracks.


what do you have in your studio/setup to need more than 32 audio tracks?




for real, unless you're doing sound for picture, or bringing in an orchestra, but who the hell is really gonna do either of those on an le system?
yall must of never recorded a r&b group before. I have sometimes took up to 15 tracks alone when I record my beats and I'm using a hardware seq and keyboard, not just the mpc. Once you learn tips and tricks when it comes to recording vocals you damn near come close to using 32 tracks if not go over it. Now is pro tools oeverate? I don't think so but I do feel a lot of new guys run to it more thinking its gona give them a edge the same way maybe a mpc or keyboard would. I think pro tools le is no better than any home computer daw program out there. If one wants to get pro tools le then get get but its no better than cubase or anything else some one is using.
By KoolSha178 Mon Jul 04, 2005 7:14 pm
4dahaterz wrote:
if you are recording vocals, such as singing, definitely a lot of times need more then 32 tracks, but i got a trick i use wit Pro Tools for that


question is what kind of fool would leave all tracks open till the very end.

u got to do your instrument tracks, say at the most 10-20, have a vocalist do a rough track on vocals. bounce all your instrument tracks down to 2-4, all laid out and mixed, now you have 24 tracks for vocals.

oh yeah, im just generalizing, not talking to anyone in particular.

By dfacedxa Tue Jul 05, 2005 3:43 pm
to need more than 32 tracks you dont need alot of equipment. first of all its mono tracks(when you use 32). so its real easy to go over that. normally theres about 6-10 tracks for a beat(mpc). dj can take up a bunch of tracks(turntable). then if theres four people rhmying with different layers of vocals hooks and shit(mic). and spreading things out makes it easier to work.


so with a basic studio setup its easy to go over than many tracks. so for basic hiphop its easy to go over that. you dont need to be makin a movie. when you get deeper in this game youll see you need more tracks as your creativity expands.

By dfacedxa Tue Jul 05, 2005 3:50 pm
bounsing tracks into two makes it a pain to edit. during the construction of a song and afterwards things often get changed. in my case at least. i bounse the beat into LR when we hit the limit recording. id rather not do all that.
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By jaem Tue Jul 05, 2005 4:42 pm
:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

reminising on days of recording w/ a 4track



32 tracks not enough????????????


ITS OFFICIAL HIP HOP IS IN THE ICE AGE :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
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By trupro Tue Jul 05, 2005 7:09 pm
trupro wrote:
djrespect wrote:what is the cheapest pro tools solution for pc?


In the long run, most cost effective way is to
buy a Macintosh.


Yo EL, I'm just hating on PCs again!
Gee, let's start another thread about which one is better.
Just kidding. Please, please do not do that.

By elmacaco Tue Jul 05, 2005 9:24 pm
You mac guys crack me up ;)