Make your own recordings and shape them into a snare like sound. Doesn't have to be an actual snare. Think beatboxers!
Hey presto, you'll have your own original sounding snares and who knows, people might want snare sounds like you one day!

See if this is any use http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/oct08/a ... iimote.htm

Also:

http://wiiplaythedrums.codeplex.com/

Some of you might like this

http://createdigitalmusic.com/2010/08/0 ... in-sunday/

Seriously summat that's bin buggin me for a while now n prob does belong in snh but this is only place I go. Never had time to produce but think non stop about it, maybe now I'll get summat done. Thejob part is for the yout'. You'll be skint but rich.

Just split with my bird. Fuck getting a job or relationship, get a life and make music.

Try recording lts of different rates and then chop the audio.

Don't get a day job.

Quit moaning.

Not moaning, just that whenever digital djing gets mentioned you seem to always bring the negs and always comes across as bitterness. Would love to hear a set from your mega set up asap and poss a discussion as to why x is better than y. For the record I don't dj with Live and ...

seeing as summer heat has us all feeling the friendly competitions



It's bin pissing down here for a long time now but I wouldn't be feeling this in a heatwave.
Rule 3 confirms that you definitely have a problem with Ableton(etc.)and maybe that because you, personally, can't/won't do it you ...

legend4ry wrote:I think me and DZA an FSTZ decide who gets to tune fight...

...because...?

jolly wailer wrote:
you can't just contrive a tune fight because you want e-ttention

Which is exactly what'll happen.

I think it's bollox tbh And am with DZA. A tune battle should be called by a forum member when, as has happened recently, people have obvious beef with each other or when someone is giving shit to a forum member and gets the opportunity to put their monosynth where their mouth is.

You'll be after Audacity. Google it

Very usefull, thanks

Bad shit

Swing basically helps to give parts a more human feel so moves parts a little(or a lot) of the grid and make it feel less computerised.

Here's a great vid for helping you with your drums. It mightn't be your type of music but you hopefully get the idea.

Don't force the issue and wait 'till you're well rested and in a better state of mind. Also stick some unfinished tunes you have on your iPod/whatever and give em a few listens away from the studio and take notes on how you could make them into tunes, tweak and change stuff. Also listen to some new ...