two oh one wrote:
I hear you need a Monster 50cent headphone amp to get the most out of them.

On the subject of headphone amps, any one got any suggestions for good ones? I thought about buying an X-Can for a while now, but it's soooo goddamn expensive. BAH!

I'm mixing in reason mostly, and then using sound forge to clean things up. I reworked the track quite a lot yesterday, and I think the new version is a bit better. You can find it here if you're interested:

http://www.mediafire.com/?iy3amqya0kd

Von wrote:

Sqwol wrote:it's all about the Tussin

Mo' Tussin!

"Dad! I broke my leg!"

"Pour some 'tussin on it!"


In all seriousness, DXM (which is I think what we're talking about here) is hella lame. It's basically Ketamine for hobos.

I'm down in Eugene, but this sounds worth a trip to Portland.

I've got Beyerdynamic DT990's, and they fucking rule. $250 gets you 5hz-23khz frequency response

So they say;)


indeed.

human hearing only goes from 15hz to 20khz anyway, or so they say

Yeah, but those frequencies above and below our hearing still have an effect, sub bass in particular. When ...

Thanks for all the replies folks. It would appear that I had my master volume on my mixer set too high. I wasn't thinking about raising the levels in another program after sending the song out of Reason, so I was trying to get everything loud enough within Reason. I gave myself some headroom and ...

I've got Beyerdynamic DT990's, and they fucking rule. $250 gets you 5hz-23khz frequency response, which I guarantee is better than anything dre could give you. Love the guy, but an electrical engineer he is not.

I'm new to the whole dub thing, so bear with me. I'm using reason 4.1 to produce right now, and I am having trouble with mixing. Specifically, as soon as I get something where it should be in the mix, it leads to crazy clipping issues. As a result, i have to mix something in the track lower and it ...

Hello mate

Like the vibe, but the mix isnt to good, can't here the drums at all, I think get some more banging drums hits in and turn them up in the mix.

Thanks man. Yeah, the mixing was the toughest part for me. It was really tough trying to strike a proper balance without getting crazy amounts ...

Sick stuff dude, i'm into it. You've got a really good ear for progression. On storm cloud, I thought the storm sample made the mix sound a little muddy in places, although that could well be due to shitty myspace audio quality. Good stuff mang.

hey folks,

hm, well I suppose this is an introduction of sorts. I've loved electronic music for a long time, mostly breakcore and gabber. However, I also love smoking weed, so I took to dubstep like a fly to shit when I found out about it. Fastforward like 8 months, and here I am dipping my toes ...