No bias on the loudness war. Comfortable with making loud masters. Why do you want shit masters? Am I the only one who read this as "No bias on the loudness war, so looking for someone who will maintain dynamic integrity while still trying to make the track as competitively loud as possible&qu...

I know there are a ton out there, but maybe there are specific reputable ones you know work for the bass-oriented sound: this is my criteria: Specializing or catering to dance and electronic music. Bass-oriented. No bias on the loudness war. Comfortable with making loud masters. Relatively quick tur...

I think playing a ton of music to stretch out, but also listening to tons of stuff (sometimes outside of the genre) will give you great ideas.

Smoothe Moose is my handle. NYC is my home base. Cellist by trade, creative gentleman and lover of a good beat. My stuff, collaborate and solo, can be found here on the SC page.

Looking forward to joining the dialog.

May I recommend listening to a completely different style of music for inspiration? Some of that classic Brazillian pop music does some amazing things harmonically. Lots of left turns that still sound fresh. Might be a source of inspiration, both for your basslines and your chord progression. Check ...

Hello, I am Smoothemoose. I've been doing some new dreamy but uptempo work my w my girl Becca. I myself am a cellist and integrate those tones with and other acoustic elements, while leaving room for space, bass, surprise and beats, of course. http://soundcloud.com/smoothemoose/becca-reads-my-mind E...