Tarekith's mixing guide

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agent314
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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by agent314 » Fri Oct 19, 2012 7:50 pm

Did you get his permission for this?

I see you're linking his site which is good, but this seems like you're using his work+IP for your own gains, which isn't good.

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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by Tarekith » Fri Oct 19, 2012 7:52 pm

He asked me, it's all good :)

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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by Tone Deft » Fri Oct 19, 2012 8:33 pm

lmfao!

Sound On Sound has loads of great articles that I think would look great on your web site.

SHAMELESS!!


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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by nathannn » Fri Oct 19, 2012 8:44 pm

Tone Deft wrote:lmfao!

Sound On Sound has loads of great articles that I think would look great on your web site.

SHAMELESS!!


I love it.
this quote is going on my website..

can i have your permission?
its to late i already posted it... now ask me to put it on my website.
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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by Tone Deft » Fri Oct 19, 2012 8:46 pm

nathannn wrote:
Tone Deft wrote:lmfao!

Sound On Sound has loads of great articles that I think would look great on your web site.

SHAMELESS!!


I love it.
this quote is going on my website..

can i have your permission?
its to late i already posted it... now ask me to put it on my website.
which web site is cooler, yours or funken's?

I've heard that funken's web site is pretty rad.
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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by nathannn » Fri Oct 19, 2012 8:50 pm

funken is creating a new art, "sampling the internet"
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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by nathannn » Fri Oct 19, 2012 8:52 pm

Tone Deft wrote:
nathannn wrote:
Tone Deft wrote:lmfao!

Sound On Sound has loads of great articles that I think would look great on your web site.

SHAMELESS!!


I love it.
this quote is going on my website..

can i have your permission?
its to late i already posted it... now ask me to put it on my website.
which web site is cooler, yours or funken's?

I've heard that funken's web site is pretty rad.
well since my website is imaginary im going with mine.
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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by nathannn » Fri Oct 19, 2012 8:56 pm

funken you have a fucking toolbar? seriously? you really want people to download and install your toolbar? how far are you going to take this shit?
why not just ask people to download and install your root kit?

im starting to think this whole website thing is a joke on everyone here?

are you cperezzz?
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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by Tone Deft » Fri Oct 19, 2012 9:03 pm

In my life
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At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by nathannn » Fri Oct 19, 2012 9:05 pm

Tone Deft wrote:check out the funken iPhone app:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/funken/id343200656?mt=8
lol funken you dirty dog. :lol:
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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by nathannn » Fri Oct 19, 2012 9:25 pm

funken i get the sense that you truly just dont know any better. since i dont really like ripping people new assholes unless they really deserve it (i believe in karma) im going to help you understand since i think you mean well.

1. you cant copy other peoples idea's from a forum and then put them on your website just to show people within the same forum, its counter productive.
its like going to a college listening to the professor give a lecture to a body of students then turning around and giving the same lecture to the same body of students.
2. you should rethink your web site's design, if you want your site to be up there with the major websites it needs to look like a major website. there are plenty of open source templates out there to get you started.
3. make you tube video's that no one is doing, example: that torley guy will do youtube video's that are sometimes over an our long going through almost every aspect of a vst or vsti he gets a shit load of hits by doing this. his personality really sets him apart from everyone else also (it doesn't feel like he trying to sell something)
4. this is the most important do not come off as a salesman. you instantly lose respect if you are trying hard to sell something, let people know your idea is out there once and keep them updated ONLY with new content.
5. if this is all just a hobby then ignore everything i said.

another thing, don't make people who visit your sites location visible, i hate knowing my location is visible to everyone else. hit counters and location maps are all things that remind me of the web from 2001.
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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by matthews » Sat Oct 20, 2012 7:34 pm

funken wrote: are you a dick?
...says the guy who spams his website on here every single chance he gets....

oh the irony.

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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by matthews » Sat Oct 20, 2012 8:23 pm

funken wrote:
funken wrote:
yeah, well, thousands of people like the info I disseminate for free. About 400 views per day at the moment. Oh the irony.
That's not irony. When you spam a reputable message board over and over again, you're obviously going to gets some hits out of it. Oh, the logic. Yay for spamming being effective for you?

I personally don't care, but its pretty poor forum etiquette and I wouldn't be surprissed if a few other people call you a dick along the way, that's all I'm saying. Obviously you don't care, as long as the hits are coming in.

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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by matthews » Sat Oct 20, 2012 8:52 pm

funken wrote:Thank you for bumping my thread yet again. Maybe another person has learned about mixdowns.
Yes, I'm sure the whole community appreciates you copy/pasting someone elses mastering guide and putting it on your site. Making this thread about it is just the icing on the cake. Keep this up and pretty soon you'll have a column in Computer Music Magazine.

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Re: Tarekith's mixing guide

Post by simmerdown » Sat Oct 20, 2012 9:00 pm

how do you manage funken?

on one thread you play the 'helpful' clueless martyr, on this one everyone is a dick, and in my inbox(wtf!) you are copy/pasting your padded website stats? all while spamming your site all over the forum?

are you some kind of tourette's syndrome ocd wackjob?...no need to answer that

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