Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By Blue Haze Mon Feb 27, 2006 4:47 pm
SampleCraze drum laying ebook

Using the search function for questions that have been asked before.

Heeding the advice to read the manual which I hated before, but once I learned what does strange words meant off velocity, aftertouch, pitch envelope and such I can make my own 808 kick now.

Read dummy, read ha, ha,

Most inportant tip was to read the newbie bible and to do you.
Not to worry what other people are doing.

The realization that knowledge, experience and understanding all go together hand and hand in which I couldn`t make music without it. The gear can`t do it for ya either.

It has to come from inside once I learn the process and what the gear can do.

Thanks for all the videos, tips, advice, and the authors of the countless engineering, mixing and sequencing guides I had to learn.


That French guy`s video is an inspiration in itself.



Willis Reed wrote:http://www.megaupload.com/fr/?d=KNB61CLF


Nice and original I like it. :D











































:D
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By cyrus Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:39 am
ive learned to keep things simple.

By drumtrack Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:44 am
Blue Haze wrote:SampleCraze drum laying ebook

Using the search function for questions that have been asked before.

Heeding the advice to read the manual which I hated before, but once I learned what does strange words meant off velocity, aftertouch, pitch envelope and such I can make my own 808 kick now.

Read dummy, read ha, ha,

Most inportant tip was to read the newbie bible and to do you.
Not to worry what other people are doing.

The realization that knowledge, experience and understanding all go together hand and hand in which I couldn`t make music without it. The gear can`t do it for ya either.

It has to come from inside once I learn the process and what the gear can do.

Thanks for all the videos, tips, advice, and the authors of the countless engineering, mixing and sequencing guides I had to learn.


That French guy`s video is an inspiration in itself.



Willis Reed wrote:http://www.megaupload.com/fr/?d=KNB61CLF


Nice and original I like it. :D











































:D


:shock: you didnt know those words before you bought the mpc4000?! :lol: :lol: ... dude! :roll: are you fooling us all lately? Who are you? :o :idea:
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By Blue Haze Tue Feb 28, 2006 1:31 am
drumtrack wrote:
Blue Haze wrote:SampleCraze drum laying ebook

Using the search function for questions that have been asked before.

Heeding the advice to read the manual which I hated before, but once I learned what does strange words meant off velocity, aftertouch, pitch envelope and such I can make my own 808 kick now.

Read dummy, read ha, ha,

Most inportant tip was to read the newbie bible and to do you.
Not to worry what other people are doing.

The realization that knowledge, experience and understanding all go together hand and hand in which I couldn`t make music without it. The gear can`t do it for ya either.

It has to come from inside once I learn the process and what the gear can do.

Thanks for all the videos, tips, advice, and the authors of the countless engineering, mixing and sequencing guides I had to learn.


That French guy`s video is an inspiration in itself.



Willis Reed wrote:http://www.megaupload.com/fr/?d=KNB61CLF


Nice and original I like it. :D











































:D


:shock: you didnt know those words before you bought the mpc4000?! :lol: :lol: ... dude! :roll: are you fooling us all lately? Who are you? :o :idea:


Yup two and half yrs ago no I didn`t know alot of shit on the 4k I foolish thought it was like previous mpcs and at one point I thought some functions I could do without. But I took the effort to learn what I didn`t know. Ignorance is a motha, but understanding is bliss. :D

Thats is why alot people including my self complained about the manual cuz I couldn`t understand alot of shit. Now it all makes alot of sense to me. 8)