Alchemy definatly. That's probably to only synth I don't own that I feel like I need :cornlol: Curve has a really cool concept, but the sounds arnt much different ( nit to take away from the synth). Same with Synthmaster, which I love. I really dig Razor because you don't see too many additive synths.

Mr_Frost wrote:What are people using for effects inserts on audiobus? Has anyone tried sugar bytes wow filter?

Jamup/bias.

Turnado is good also. The nice thing about the sugarbytes stuff is that it's the full desktop version, so you know exactly what your getting.

Are mixtkl and noatikl on android? I know they have desktop versions on the App Store, so I'm sure there are at least pc counterparts.

http://www.sugar-bytes.de/content/produ ... /index.php

Looks like a Geist ripoff. *shrug*

On a side note, that might be one of the worst ads I've ever watched.

Genevieve wrote:Check out blogs for black, drone, stoner, doom, etc metal bands and be inspired.

Agreed. Any sort of melodic doom will do you good. Check out My Dying Bride, Woods of Ypries, ect. Also some folk music can be really good. Lots of emotion in it.

I actually use my Beats quite a bit when checking my mixes. Seeing as there super bass heavy it gives me a better representation (imo) of how things should be coming together. Ultimately i still do all my final mixing on my monitors, but that wall of bass sound really does help. Now, bear in mind i ...

m8son wrote:im 4 lol

I thought you were (M)8.

31 going on 50. I recently told one of my co-workers "back when i was your age...". FML.

_ronzlo_ wrote:Nah mang. Pplz 2 buzy chasin' dat tang and gettin' crunk.

Gettin crunk an makin beats. Story of my life

nowaysj wrote:Oh shit, where you at, G?

Seattle man. Been up here a little under a year, still not sure how i feel about it. It feels kinda like being with a fat chick whos easy, fun to bang but you wouldn't put a ring on it.

_ronzlo_ wrote:Whoa, Crimson... You in SF?

@nowaysj - hey, I've been here long enough to be exempt from cool kid rules.

Yeah, i used to be. Then they kicked me out.

noways as someone who used to play in bands do you not find it incredibly frustrating how much time it takes to do all these processes and how much equipment and tweaking it takes to make a tune, when you can finish a guitar song in five minutes? it's something which puts me off producing, the lack...

Yeah, I just read a wiki page on dub/dubbing and it was really interesting. I think I've only been making (electronic) music for about 3 years now and I'm really starting to see things in a different light. At first I was all about nasty bro noises because it's something I'd never heard before, but ...

I just learned that I've been making dubs for along time, just never new what they were called.

Neat! Thanks for that. Not 100% sure i need it, but its always worth getting free stuff.

Damn, this thing has a ton of presets, Im sure some of them will lend to some interesting sonic mangling.

Or just tell everyone to dl Reaper and knock it out! :mrgreen: Seriously though, depending on how big the teams are you can just assign everyone a specific task. Drums/precussion, leads/pads, bass/lulz, ect. Then just have one person slap in in there daw and make it sound like a little bit less of t...

alphacat wrote:Wait - I actually *won* this?



It'd be funny if this really did wind up being the last, cuz I been doin' 'em since #2 or #3 I think...

It's the little victories man.

Personally I'm just happy I actually had something to submit. And hopefully well get some more people in the next one.

fragments wrote:Its cheap American piss beer for me 75% of the time. Miller Highlife!

Now that's what I'm talkin bout.

Audio share is great for for recording and basic editing. Plus it has all the copy/paste/sharing options. As far as daws go, I like beat maker 2 the best. Supports inner app audio and has a lot of great built in effects and editing and midi options. And I would go with irig pro/hd or the line6 sonic...

I use to have the same mindset that everything needed to be quantized. But once I started using my ipad synths I didn't have much of an option seeing as it's just recorded audio. Personally I think it sounds better now. Having things just a little off time really makes the track feel less sterile.