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I have DJ in my name because "savid" is taken. I'm not a fucking copycat, I'm not arrogant, and I'm not a know-it-all. I was speaking from experience and advice given to me from other artists. you sound like an all round nasty piece of work tbh mate. shame you don't have any quality tunes...

let's hope it doesn't compress the bass at all Thanks for your valuable input. This quote comes to mind: You can tell the size of a man by the size of the thing that makes him mad." - Adlai E. Stevenson. Some of you trolls really have a problem in letting something go - why bring up a totally ...

Cheeky wrote:if this guy became one of the biggest producers going in 5 years time, I'm sure he'd be laughing at you then mate.

he wont.

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Best way would be to create an audio channel with a multiband dynamics plug, route your bass to that channel, solo the frequency you want to affect and then you can send that wherever you want. Something i've wanted from Ableton for a while is the ability to create return chains on instrument racks...

lets say I have a bassline and I wanted to send the upper frequencies of that bass to a return channel with a distortion unit, thereby I could choose what frequencies to distort, AND leave the original signal intact. i know how to apply FX to certain frequencies, and i know vsts like ohmicide have u...

When I make d&b, I only use the hats/ghost snares, and use different kicks and snares (one shots) and layer the hats of the Amen over those one shots to make it sound cohesive. I also gate the Amen when I do it that way, but my d&b is hardstep, anyway. That robotic groove is nice for that. ...

i dont understand why... a. you would gate your amen b. why you would replace any of the samples the second one kinda defeats the purpose of using an amen. maybe layer some samples under it but dont replace any gating your amen is fair enough if you want it to sound gated, but you would have more j...

been getting into amens recently (im sure every producer goes through a phase where they feel like amens have to be a part of their sound) and im trying to get my sound close to skream, someone who has used this break to beautiful effect multiple times: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi-4Fd187bs so ...

no problem - i was also quite surprised while listening to the thing when the tempo lurched up a bit! yeah, mix-wise it's one for the melancholic lot innit, though judging by recent twitter back-and-forthing i wouldn't be at all surprised to see skream getting stuck into a refix for ed banger somet...

my suggestion would be learn to mixdown on regular monitor speakers. if you can get it sounding good on those, then it will hopefully sound even better on a bigger bass heavier rig however one important thing any producer should know to is not to think of your speaker's sound as the 'true' sound. al...

if you want to petition against bad music, go start a 'down with x-factor' petition instead of crying over one particular song that doesnt even exist yet and you wont have to listen to it when/if it is made

what a dumb topic

lol just give the kid a higher rating and he can go to bed in peace happily in the knowledge that he is a good troll

here is a splitting and spreading rack i built awhile back for ableton 8. uses multiband for splitting, and some chorus, phaser, etc etc... **can't figure out how to upload on the forum like at other forums... not possible maybe? anyhow it is in my dropbox for a small time being... cheers. http://d...

what exactly is he trying to be funny about?

its common knowledge that caspa and rusko invented dubstep

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http://soundcloud.com/major-zero/sinewa ... ions-vol-i happy comedown music. first new mix from me in a while: this one is all about lovely mellow subbiness (that is a word, ok?). think 2step and dub business, plus lots of nice warm uplifting vocal stuff with floaty pads and the like. as the name su...

completely forgot about this thread! thanks reso for posting that screenshot. that is a RIDICULOUS amount of channels you got going on there...

if you're still about.. where do you get your vocal samples from? such as the ones floating about at the end of otacon... they's beautiful they is.