i've noticed that in traktor just listening at home with my headphones tunes don't sound as massive either, however they sound fine and normal being played out
i'm not sure what it is and maybe someone can shed some more light on it but i'm betting dj software does that for whatever reason for the ...

i've noticed that in traktor just listening at home with my headphones tunes don't sound as massive either, however they sound fine and normal being played out
i'm not sure what it is and maybe someone can shed some more light on it but i'm betting dj software does that for whatever reason for the ...

the first beat of a breakdown with a crash and a downsweep works well and is a safe bet usually. it's hardly a technical transition but to only do it a few times a set is a-ok

So do people use sub bass under EVERYTHING? If i created 130bpm dancable beat and added some filthy basslines to it with massive and some wobbles with scream-filter, would I still have to add an additional track just for the sub bass?

that's the beauty of music and this type of music in ...

the only two systems i've ever had enough experience with to comment on are:

b52 sub which blew the first night we used it (we weren't abusing it, but it was used)

behringer eurolives and the b1800d sub
they're powered, the eurolives I think are 215s maybe. sound great, can take a beating.
the ...

write sub < 70 hz
cut kick > 70 hz

/done

what a twat. this guy is a loser and part of the problem. this is the kind of person who someday comes into political power and tries to shut down raves because one kid a year dies from taking a bottle full of ecstasy, or the parent who tries to sue the promoter for their kids' own fuck ups ...

And btw, a sub bass is usually a sinewave, meaning it hits at a specific frequency and that's it. No harmonics or anything. So modulating the cutoff of a filter doesn't make specific sense. It's just the same as modulating volume, since the sound is only composed of 1 freq.
lol we posted nearly ...

my god it still baffles me how much people don't know about sub bass on a fucking production forum of a genre based on the sub

let's just assume you have a single sine wave sub for purposes of this explanation
this is a SINGLE FREQUENCY at a single point. there is no low passing or high passing! if ...

layers.

pure sine wive > big ass kick > lowpassed reese > midrange awesomeness > boppy little subtle melody > huge reverb, crashes, and white noise

the basics for his signature tracks. the man's my idol. i've gotten high and dissected his tracks so many times.

This is more or less correct ...

big lurch wrote:

mikeyp wrote:layers.

something wrong?

oops double post

layers.

pure sine wive > big ass kick > lowpassed reese > midrange awesomeness > boppy little subtle melody > huge reverb, crashes, and white noise

the basics for his signature tracks. the man's my idol. i've gotten high and dissected his tracks so many times.

here, read this and give me your 15k.
actually fuck it, go buy yourself 5k worth of studio equipment, give me 10k, and read all that and teach yourself in way less time.

same sounds for like 2 hours

zzzz

good djs take u on magic sonic journeys

impossible to do while playing ur own tunes

IF u play ur own tunes mixed w/ others then that is acceptable dj/producer


nah dude. great producers take you on magical sonic journeys. it's the producers who use the same ...

yeah man just map it to traktor and you can use your interface as your outs.
I use an a custom mapped apc and that's it. no need for a mixer.

got it right, thanks guys

thank you ill give that a try!

hey guys, normally I'm pretty good at this kind of thing but right now I'm stumped. I'm trying to stretch a 4x4 128bpm tune to make an edit of it. Using Edison I can get it to the right length/time but no matter what pitch settings I try I can't get it to where its supposed to be. Is there something ...

sharing your music page and posting links from your personal page is certainly ok. you have to start somewhere and people you know are more likely to forward your stuff, give a listen, give a like, and all that in the beginning.