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

By djames Wed Jan 21, 2004 12:41 am
LBCutta wrote:'preciate it...so u just send in the CD of beats and 30 bones and u strait?


Yep that's it
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By Remedial Mon Feb 02, 2004 4:17 pm
djames wrote:
LBCutta wrote:'preciate it...so u just send in the CD of beats and 30 bones and u strait?


Yep that's it


But don't you have to like specify a name for each beat, so it can be easily referenced?

Also, what's the difference between choosing either a PA or SR??
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By tanamo00420 Mon Feb 02, 2004 7:56 pm
Remedial wrote:
djames wrote:
LBCutta wrote:'preciate it...so u just send in the CD of beats and 30 bones and u strait?


Yep that's it


But don't you have to like specify a name for each beat, so it can be easily referenced?

Also, what's the difference between choosing either a PA or SR??


u also have to specify exactly what it is u want copyrighted ie snare patterns, hi hat patterns, sample patterns, etc. etc.

By elmacaco Tue Feb 03, 2004 6:24 am
You can't copyright a drum pattern.

just a recording.

THink about it.
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By Remedial Sun Feb 08, 2004 6:10 pm
tanamo00420 wrote:
Remedial wrote:
djames wrote:
LBCutta wrote:'preciate it...so u just send in the CD of beats and 30 bones and u strait?


Yep that's it


But don't you have to like specify a name for each beat, so it can be easily referenced?

Also, what's the difference between choosing either a PA or SR??


u also have to specify exactly what it is u want copyrighted ie snare patterns, hi hat patterns, sample patterns, etc. etc.


Never heard of having to specify your drum patterns.

I have heard about giving a different name for each track for easy reference.