just a short clip of a new track i done but i dont wanna send it out if the mixdown aint up to scratch.

http://www.zshare.net/audio/194538442754847f/


all feedback good and bad appreciated

some of the big names like skream,plastician,benga.........

1 hour set.

it seems to be hitting hard on everyone elses jobs and will probably only get worse in the 2009.

do dj,producers,promoters and anyone making a living of dubstep(or any other kind of underground scene)feel the effects of recessions?

just curious.

any recommendations,and do most cd decks have the same feel when mixing.
im a technics man and when it comes to turntables the pitch and control blows all other turntables out the water.

is this the same for cd decks?

not finished yet,i just looped the drop for about a min but im gonna finish it this week.

http://www.zshare.net/audio/99631901a90681/

safe ppl

if most big club systems are mono then wouldnt it make sense to mixdown tracks mono?

thanks for the feedback.

yeah youre right,definately could switch the drums up a bit

never uploaded anything up before so i thought i would

http://www.zshare.net/audio/9001334e0456e5/

nice1,thanks

FERROTYPE wrote:wot like levels and things

and sorry didnt read properly

my fault

yeah,just wondering if their is really that much difference between a wav file and a 320

thats why its better as wavs keep the quality and the data, but i mean if your passing a tune to a mate or something like that , then just make a copy of the wav and then convert the copied wav file to mp3. means the transfer will be quicker. im talking about using a 320file as a reference for mixi...

its a couple of skream tracks

a 320mp3 and a wav file.

the reason i ask this is because ive just downloaded a couple of 320mp3 tracks of dubplate.net and was gonna use them as a reference for mixing down some of my own stuff.

are they good enough to use?

i always thought that speed garage was just the term that ppl up north used for uk garage.

if i was thinking of putting a track out i would get it mastered professionally.

im just talking about being able to get the mixdown to a professional level using just logic plugs.
things like the eq and compressors.

or do you think that uad,waves etc are miles better than logics plugs?

thinking of spending a bit of money on some new plug-ins but just want to know if its really worth it. i use logic pro,along with some vsts like massive,trilogy etc but i havent got any plug ins. do i really need to go and spend money on plug ins like the uad ones or are the logic plugs perfectly ca...

Scenario 3: You're working on a fat bass patch, and for some reason you can't figure out, because you don't build synthesizers, the fucking walls shake when you play F#, but the patch sounds weedy as fuck on middle C. So you sample that F#, load it into a sampler, map it across the keyboard, and no...

ive downloaded the intel mac wrappers for trilogy on my macbook but when im using trilogy in logic it stutters and clicks and just doesnt work well at all.

anyone know why?

i know the levels vary on different tracks but im just trying to work out roughly how loud my subs should be by using the dblevel because the acoustics in my room are all over the place.

im using logic and my kick is peaking -6db

where abouts roughly should my sub be peaking?