Depone wrote:

Project EX wrote:When its not released then u dont have to worry

Wrong, by just creating the track you own the copyright to it.

This is what my comment was responding to. You can remix as many tracks as you want for 'personal' use, but for me, that's kind of pointless. Soz if you misunderstood me.

edit: double post

Depone wrote:Wrong, by just creating the track you own the copyright to it.

I think he means in the sense that no one will find out about it.

To be fair I did go for the best, I aimed high but thats just me.

Nowt wrong with this mate, aiming high is good. It's confident and ballsy. If you start at the top and work down, you'll never be signed to a small label thinking "I wonder if any majors would have picked it up".

As always though, in any business, it's not what you know, it's who you blow.

I'm writing this one down.

Edit: If you want your first release to be on vinyl, then I'd suggest you do it yourself and get it out of the way. Digital releases cost the label relatively nothing, so if you dont sell ...

This kind of practice is normal, I'd think myself lucky to even get a reply.

Like Timg said, use your imagination when sending things out. Get some cool packaging printed up or something.

As always though, in any business, it's not what you know, it's who you know.

What about nicking drum samples from someone elses song? I'm sure I heard rusko or someone say he nicks kick and snare samples from other records?

+1 on vengeance

There are photographers who do a lot in the dubstep world. Not sure how many ONLY do dubstep based work, since they wouldnt actually make any money! haha I remember seeing some southern bird in a youtube video that was photographing the london scene, but that was a few years back.

It's a bit of a long shot, but you could try rescanning for plugins in logic... it should pick new one up automatically, but it's worth a try.

Matt

I heard they werent the best for the price, go to your local shop and ask the dudes in there, most should be pretty helpful. You cant beat hooking some up and trying them out.

Next time you plug your ipod in, open up the preferences, there's a tick box under the ipod tab that's something like "manual sync"... that'll stop your issues with syncing...

Matt

I'm a fan of the big knob (no jokes please )

Melodyne is an auto-tune program, nothing to do with cutting vocals from a copy of the original song?

That's the way to do it!

You can get oatcakes in staffordshire, but outside of stoke itself, and at the supermarkets they are always big thick rubbery ones made in a factory. Usually called Staffordshire Oatcakes or Poveys Oatcakes, they're crap.

Being an amateur electronics guy, I can say that most of craig andertons projects are easy to build, however, once you've built them you'll probably find you've done something wrong, and wont know what the hell it is, figuring it out is the hard bit.

Bucknall Oatcakes, its opposite the slaughter house.

I'm a brown sauce man myself.

I've never been a fan of the egg and oatcake combo. I'm a bacon, cheese, and tomato man myself. There's this oatcake shop down the road from me in bucknall that does the oatcake tower of death, it's three storeys high and rammed with everything you'd normally find in a greasy spoon - cheese, egg ...

Mod edit - don't quote people posting Torrents either - twice as much work for us!!