sounds awesome, think I'll try it out

I would learn all the scales and the chords that go with them...it really helps

I would learn all the scales and the chords that go with them...it really helps

Yea, I've heard that one, it's a great one. Did you know that Bassnectar mastered 'Shotgun - A Bad Place (Minnesota remix)'?
I checked out some more of Bryson Price's music and really liked it. Too bad he doesn't have more music out : / This one was my favorite, it's more hip hop, but has dubstep ...

sent a couple

really nice, this helped me out...I'm trying to get better at my mastering

extremesociety wrote:I like Rustie, I think he's super musical. Haha, he makes even more sense to me after I read that he loves Holdsworth:



EDIT: hell of a craaazy melody

that's really crazy, must be really talented to play like that!

thanks for all the techniques everyone!

The person who uses Ableton is the one who makes it sound good...and it's not about what you use, but how you use it. Works with many different aspects in life too

I like to start out by finding one of my favorite songs, find the key to it, then add drums and sample a piece of it

This song is awesome:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYtQbF73faA

I heard it a couple of days ago on an online radio station. I've never heard of Bryson Price, but I checked out some of his other music on his website and really liked it! Just thought I would share :Q:

This was pretty good, but ...