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Reaktor.

Uhbik.

PSP Nitro.

It's all in your head. Just because there hasn't historically been a lot of 40+ people on the dancefloor doesn't mean that there won't be in the future. Like it or not, the rave generation is aging, and many continue to go out, and it's gonna stay that way. The parties I go to are so mixed in age an...

Next?

Glitch Mob style Glitch/wobble hop.

It's already big in some places, but it's gonna blow the fuck up. Just watch.

Logic also has it's own version of an auto-tune plug bundled with it. Not bad, either.

this is exactly what sends are for.

I know you said you don't want to use them, but why?

Why re-invent the wheel? I don't get it....

well that was a turd in the coffee!

1. Copying other people's styles and sounds hoping that I could make them my own-- I though this was a good idea. I was wrong. Sounding like a 2nd rate someone else is embarrassing. 2. Being Lazy about putting the time in to get good-- I thought if I just did enough, I'd get good. Wrong. 3. Making m...

Yes.

Ralome.


Best song EVAR






(one of 'em anyways .....)

I find this setup rather pointless. Live as rewire master would make more sense, using Logic like a big virtual instrument. But unfortunately Logic can't run in slave mode. From a certain persepctive it makes perfect sense-- Live's strength as a program is audo manipulation, which is Logic's weakne...

I've run into this same problem. Here's my solution: Make several copies of each of the clips in your loop. Go into each copied clip and do some editing, you can make subtle variations or big changes, whatever appeals to you. Start mix and matching all of your clips in different combinations in a s...

Nick the Zombie wrote:I like DJDJ's idea of making more parts than will practically fit in one loop, and then choosing from those when you're trying to lay out the track.

Gotta give credit where credits due: I learned this from Lorin Bassnectar. It's the core of how he arranges.

Congrats on your # 666!

There are lots of ways around this. One thing I'll do is make too many parts to sound good all playing together in one loop, but make sure they all fit my core groove nicely. Then make new scenes by trying out the parts in different combos that work well together and record it in. Then, all I have t...

Funny--

if you're the one who made the demos for the GLitch Hop Samples, I think you're a better producer than the guys you're trying to emulate! Your control of the sound is excellent!

Thanks! So Great