futures_untold wrote: You will probably be interested in the free ebook entitled 'How to Make a Noise' available here ---> http://www.noisesculpture.com/htman.html It covers many synthesis techniques in tutorial format.

looks good, i will sneak a look today at work.

lol, they are very likely people from this forum

yellowhighlighter wrote:pics?

iv been bedroom producing on and off for quite a few years and have been trying out dubstep for the last few months. I think it would be good to bounce ideas / tunes off like minded people. im a logic user and over 20 ... i also like long walks on the beach : ) let me know if anyone in sw london is ...

job done deadly : ) time to kick back and enjoy the good life

any vestax pmc will do you well - strong build and top quality.

my favorite is the basic pmc
http://www.vestax.com/v/products/mixers/pmc-05pro3.html

sounds like those needles are shot, if after cleaning they still sound shit - well then they are most likely shit : )

Good luck man. :D thanks guys, all good tips.... but if i just want to make music. The release/promo side of things sounds like a full time job and I already have on of those : ( and lets face it very few people make a living out of music so i think this will stay a serious hobby for me : ) I guess...

somehow i can't trust someone talking about vinyl without knowing how to write vinyl :roll: You wouldn't trust someone based on a typo? :lol: Carvery Cuts is good. I've gotten dubs from them before and they do the "everlasting" plates, which hold up better than acetates. Not sure if it st...

thanks trip wire,

I made a site this afternoon and uploaded my favorite few tracks to soundcloud. Have a listen and let me know what you think - not a chilled as your stuff : )

so did you just send your stuff to friends and it went from their ?

3 tracks,

http://www.t83music.t83.net

let me know what you think !

for propper vynil I am afraid you are going to need to pay for a pro master. Why are you getting vynil pressed ? cant you just use digital or cd. if its for demo / fun and you need a 12" then get a dubplate rather. You can press much fewer than 300. Also any dubious self mastering can be masked...

if your really clueless about pc's and have the cash to splash go for a mac 1\ it just works 2\ you get to use logic ( arguably the best daw )

a pc will be cheaper but the pain of keeping it running and worrying about sound drivers might not be worth the effort, unless you play games too.

if your really clueless about pc's and have the cash to splash go for a mac 1\ it just works 2\ you get to use logic ( arguably the best daw )

a pc will be cheaper but the pain of keeping it running and worrying about sound drivers might not be worth the effort, unless you play games too.

Hi Guys, I have a question that I am sure is on many peoples minds, how do you get your tracks heard ? So you have some tracks with a good quality master process applied, now what ? Well release time I guess... but how ? Maybe someone here who has been through this could give me some pointers ( I do...