PIcs of your cribs..

hemogoblin wrote:Distortedtekno.. how do you like the evolver? ive been leaning towards an se-1 for a long time. but how would the evolver suit hiphop/rnb ?

I've owned the Evolver for a year and I'm still amazed with it. The sounds can range from smooth pads to a growling, screaming monster of madness. It also has patches that can sound like an organ, so I would imagine that it could suit just about any genre of music you'd like to produce. However, it takes alot of knowledge and experimentation to create certain sounds. For hiphop and RnB, it all depends. If you're looking for something completely out of the norm and more of a cutting edge sound, then it'll do. But for traditional sounding hiphop and RnB, it may not be what you're looking for.

Penfold, thanks for sharing that Bootleg EP. Them joints are fire! I'm really just starting to get into the UK hiphop, but I like what I've heard so far.

Destruction, yo I gotta give mad respect for all the joints you've been producing as well. Alot of them joints bring me back up when I'm feelin' down.

Anyway, I need to catch up on alot of cats on these forums, since there's alot to listen to (which blows away all that sh!t they play on the radio).

distortedtekno wrote:

hemogoblin wrote:Distortedtekno.. how do you like the evolver? ive been leaning towards an se-1 for a long time. but how would the evolver suit hiphop/rnb ?

I've owned the Evolver for a year and I'm still amazed with it. The sounds can range from smooth pads to a growling, screaming monster of madness. It also has patches that can sound like an organ, so I would imagine that it could suit just about any genre of music you'd like to produce. However, it takes alot of knowledge and experimentation to create certain sounds. For hiphop and RnB, it all depends. If you're looking for something completely out of the norm and more of a cutting edge sound, then it'll do. But for traditional sounding hiphop and RnB, it may not be what you're looking for.

how would the evolver fare on creating moog type baslines and leads?

distortedtekno wrote:Penfold, thanks for sharing that Bootleg EP. Them joints are fire! I'm really just starting to get into the UK hiphop, but I like what I've heard so far.

Destruction, yo I gotta give mad respect for all the joints you've been producing as well. Alot of them joints bring me back up when I'm feelin' down.

Anyway, I need to catch up on alot of cats on these forums, since there's alot to listen to (which blows away all that sh!t they play on the radio).

thanx alot man! look out for my mixtape droppin oct 22 and my cdr version of my album dropping soon. Also, im dropping a compilation mixtape showcasing all the hip hop acts on my label, Bi-Polar Inc.


all 3 of those joints will be only 5 bucks

hemogoblin wrote:

distortedtekno wrote:

hemogoblin wrote:Distortedtekno.. how do you like the evolver? ive been leaning towards an se-1 for a long time. but how would the evolver suit hiphop/rnb ?

I've owned the Evolver for a year and I'm still amazed with it. The sounds can range from smooth pads to a growling, screaming monster of madness. It also has patches that can sound like an organ, so I would imagine that it could suit just about any genre of music you'd like to produce. However, it takes alot of knowledge and experimentation to create certain sounds. For hiphop and RnB, it all depends. If you're looking for something completely out of the norm and more of a cutting edge sound, then it'll do. But for traditional sounding hiphop and RnB, it may not be what you're looking for.

how would the evolver fare on creating moog type baslines and leads?

Considering that it has 2 analog oscillators and the filters are also analog, it would be fair to say that it can create basslines and leads similar to the Moog synths, though it wont sound exactly like a Moog. I've been using all 4 oscillators (2 analog and 2 digital) to create some extremely bizzare sounds, but the 2 analog oscillators are definitely as warm as one would expect.

dstruction wrote:

distortedtekno wrote:Penfold, thanks for sharing that Bootleg EP. Them joints are fire! I'm really just starting to get into the UK hiphop, but I like what I've heard so far.

Destruction, yo I gotta give mad respect for all the joints you've been producing as well. Alot of them joints bring me back up when I'm feelin' down.

Anyway, I need to catch up on alot of cats on these forums, since there's alot to listen to (which blows away all that sh!t they play on the radio).

thanx alot man! look out for my mixtape droppin oct 22 and my cdr version of my album dropping soon. Also, im dropping a compilation mixtape showcasing all the hip hop acts on my label, Bi-Polar Inc.


all 3 of those joints will be only 5 bucks

Yo thats hot! I'll be checkin' that soon.

Finally got the pics of me in the studio.

it actually looks cleaner in the pictures but i think none of yall are grimier than this....


heres where the magic happens..




the dusty stack....not huge, but not much filler here....



im the king of grit!![/img]

doubl post.

nice setup


...no distractions

beatlust i actually love that set up, its just free space i love it

its down some narrow steep ****!n steps through my dirty, sometimes soggy basement bar, into the lab..

welcome to my dungeon!

Thats a damn creepy room and chair/rug

What's up with those blurry pictures? 12-bit video sampling? Or a night of partying and picture taking?

Hurricane Producer wrote:What's up with those blurry pictures? 12-bit video sampling? Or a night of partying and picture taking?

the flash was off so the shutter speed was long...