nice one guys

FSTZ wrote:Omnirax are awesome if you live in the U.S.

http://www.omnirax.com/

looks damn nice, but at first glance looks a bit out of my league price wise

Shekul wrote:http://www.thomann.de/gb/studio_furniture.html

cheers for the reply. looks like there's no cyberstore for the states (dont wanna have to order from overseas if possible), but i guess they're just a distributor?

also fwiw i have a 21" Imac, will be getting yamaha hs80 monitors (heard they're huge), and at least a 25/49 key midi keyboard and a launchpad.

finally getting a small studio, incredible times

looking for a new studio desk and was wondering if you guys had any other recommendations besides studio RTA and Ikea? Im considering just building my own but wanted to see if there was anything else out there I should be considering. Room is a fairly small rectangle. I'll post the dimensions later ...

ah damn, it's pretty self explanatory tbh what exactly is confusing you? Well as stated, I'm very new to using stereo techniques and new to production in general. I'm aware of the issue of phase, and was looking for a bit of advice on what some of the common causes of phase are, and how to best avo...

deadly habit wrote:https://www.fluxhome.com/download/files ... 555caa3fd6

The manual for "Stereo Tool" isn't in the download you suggested..

was just curious, i'm looking to purchase one or the other. was initially leaning towards the Padkontrol, as everyone seems to say the pads are way nicer than akai's, but the mpd's durability, rotaries, faders, note repeat/swing functions were also a consideration. I also planned on snagging a Launc...

Came across a neat little plugin the other day (which also happens to be free for both mac and pc), called Flux Stereo Tool http://www.kvraudio.com/get/3250.html Stereo Tool offers controls and visual feedback for the stereo stage. It features ultra precise controls of input gain and individual pan ...

got a secret for you: most edm follows the same rough arrangement patterns, usually either progressive or pop song style. observe typical song progressions, you don't need to copy anything. now how you get creative with the arrangement while still loosely following the archetypes is what will set y...

yo i was just curious - do a lot of you guys regularly practice arranging either by: 1. using other songs as a template for your own work (ie, using the arrangement of another producers song as a rough template for creating something with your own sounds) 2. recreate a piece entirely. i regularly ha...

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gets good around 3:45

hm, maybe try opening a new live set and drag in the live set that crashes from the browser.

Rekah wrote:

charlemagne wrote:

nowaysj wrote:No, wtf is squidgy black?

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Lower back. I've got at least one slipped disk in my lower back.

how often do you experience pain from this while sober?

you sound like a doctor/councilor

haha sorry, i just find this sort of thing rather perplexing

nowaysj wrote:No, wtf is squidgy black?

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Lower back. I've got at least one slipped disk in my lower back.

how often do you experience pain from this while sober?

i'll commend your efforts jaydot, but this endeavour seems like a huge waste of time.

what part of your back is it? if it's upper back, it could be tied to lung inflammation.

it's like the devil's juice.... worst night of my life (sick-wise) was on that bullshit. me too man! i dont think i've ever felt THAT sick before from booze. i had like 2 swigs of crown, followed by 1.5 cans of Loko, which i drank over the course of about 3-4 hours. disgustingly sick. never again!