Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
By Season Tue Apr 20, 2004 11:08 am
I am using a Zoom MRS 802CD recorder. I was wondering, after you guys make your beat and record it do you mess around with the different settings that you recorder has? I mean, there are loads of different Insert Effects that I could use, but I'm thinking I want to keep the beat sounding like it did when I made it and recorded it. Or are there things you should do once you have recorded it to a track. Instinctively, I don't really want to mess around with it too much....but if there are some things that I should know I'd appreciate the feedback.

Thanx,
Season
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By Cheech Tue Apr 20, 2004 11:27 am
This is one of those "should I put mustard on the bread or not" type of questions where it really all comes down to you..


But I'll try to give you a proper answer:

It depends on the track. It depends on what you want from the track.. If you think the track is done then don't touch it. If you want to beef it up a little then try anything you think would suit the track..

But you can't really know what sounds good until you try it. And what sounds good to me might not sound good to you.. Know what I mean?


Besides, if it goes really wrong you can just record it again.
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By binger0 Tue Apr 20, 2004 4:05 pm
yeah man. youse to your taste, If you dont need em then dont use them. Its your music. Just remember with ish like that LESS IS MORE
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By jonloc Wed Apr 21, 2004 8:12 am
Cheech wrote:This is one of those "should I put mustard on the bread or not" type of questions where it really all comes down to you..


But I'll try to give you a proper answer:

It depends on the track. It depends on what you want from the track.. If you think the track is done then don't touch it. If you want to beef it up a little then try anything you think would suit the track..

But you can't really know what sounds good until you try it. And what sounds good to me might not sound good to you.. Know what I mean?


Besides, if it goes really wrong you can just record it again.




yes mustard, mayo, pickles. whatever you like. whatever "Tasts" good, or if your making a sandwich for a friend you have to ask your self what they like to eat. maby they dont even want a sandwich, maby they want some ribs, you never know. make sure not to make the same food every day cuz youl get board

By Ellz26 Sat Apr 24, 2004 6:51 pm
I like putting mustard on my mpc and then i..............., nevermind. :shock:
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By Iceberg-Slim Mon Apr 26, 2004 12:32 am
After a proper mixing, no need to mix it somemore less that was your original plan from the start
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By Ron Mon Apr 26, 2004 3:03 am
[quote="Season"]I am using a Zoom MRS 802CD recorder. I was wondering, after you guys make your beat and record it do you mess around with the different settings that you recorder has? /quote]

Yes I do. I like to see what would happen if I do this. That's me. I like to think I am like that guy painting every saturday morning. Wonderful paintings then all of a sudden "Lets put a happy tree here" S h ! t!!! :x WTF R U Doing? BIG A$$ BLACK STREAK RIGHT THROUGH THI MIDDLE!! HOW THE Fckit, How R U going to fix this shhhh. Calm Down Ron. He never looses his cool. That big black mark right down the center becomes this phat tree well positioned. I also learned making beats from him. He thinks out side my box. I want the guts to try new thing.
Remember you asked do we mess around so, Yes I do! In cooking recipes say season to taste.
Ron
I like it spicy.
My I also Hate that I can't spell. I am going to ask MPC-Tutor to put spell check on here.