can some tell explain the basics of layering?,,,,,

did a few searches but nothing specific comes up,,,,thanx n advance

What...you thought information's free...pay up ****.

well basicly, you layer sounds that will compliment each other, use a combination of filtering and pitch to get your desired effect.

a layer is when you place a sound(s) directly on top of another sound(s).

no matter what function and technique you use, if they are hitting together then they are layered.

Lampdog wrote:a layer is when you place a sound(s) directly on top of another sound(s).

no matter what function and technique you use, if they are hitting together then they are layered.

You getttin' soft on me Lamp??

Homise when you get a chance PM me and I'll give you my AIM address and I'll explain it to you. paying for info that you can get Free anywhere is B*&%t to me. Holla

stryke wrote:

Lampdog wrote:a layer is when you place a sound(s) directly on top of another sound(s).

no matter what function and technique you use, if they are hitting together then they are layered.

You getttin' soft on me Lamp??

huh? haha..

Lampdog wrote:

stryke wrote:

Lampdog wrote:a layer is when you place a sound(s) directly on top of another sound(s).

no matter what function and technique you use, if they are hitting together then they are layered.

You getttin' soft on me Lamp??

huh? haha..

No "RTFM",No "look and you'll find" or "Try it and report back with your findings"

the basics of layering isn't in the mpc manual, haha, you funny.


soft, not at all, just takin a break.

http://mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=42876

read the first post.