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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by E-T-F » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:36 am

Sean Vonzie wrote:
E-T-F wrote:just worked 9 hours in a country park cafe, its killed me...but TIME AND HALF BITCHHESSS, i love bank holidays.
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Although, to be fair, I made two tracks entirely in libraries...Was supposed to be writing an essay but
its hipster to work in a cafe? because having a store job is too mainstream? dishwashers are much cooler.....
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Sean Vonzie » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:44 am

E-T-F wrote:
Sean Vonzie wrote:
E-T-F wrote:just worked 9 hours in a country park cafe, its killed me...but TIME AND HALF BITCHHESSS, i love bank holidays.
hipster status
Although, to be fair, I made two tracks entirely in libraries...Was supposed to be writing an essay but
its hipster to work in a cafe? because having a store job is too mainstream? dishwashers are much cooler.....
Before working in cafes went mainstream yeah :corndance:

If I saw someone using a daw in a Laundromat, I would be thoroughly impressed.
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by E-T-F » Tue Aug 30, 2011 2:50 am

Sean Vonzie wrote:
E-T-F wrote:
Sean Vonzie wrote:
E-T-F wrote:just worked 9 hours in a country park cafe, its killed me...but TIME AND HALF BITCHHESSS, i love bank holidays.
hipster status
Although, to be fair, I made two tracks entirely in libraries...Was supposed to be writing an essay but
its hipster to work in a cafe? because having a store job is too mainstream? dishwashers are much cooler.....
Before working in cafes went mainstream yeah :corndance:

If I saw someone using a daw in a Laundromat, I would be thoroughly impressed.
i wasnt producing at work! i was loading and unloading a dishwasher all day!
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Sean Vonzie » Tue Aug 30, 2011 3:03 am

E-T-F wrote:
Sean Vonzie wrote:
E-T-F wrote:
Sean Vonzie wrote:
E-T-F wrote:just worked 9 hours in a country park cafe, its killed me...but TIME AND HALF BITCHHESSS, i love bank holidays.
hipster status
Although, to be fair, I made two tracks entirely in libraries...Was supposed to be writing an essay but
its hipster to work in a cafe? because having a store job is too mainstream? dishwashers are much cooler.....
Before working in cafes went mainstream yeah :corndance:

If I saw someone using a daw in a Laundromat, I would be thoroughly impressed.
i wasnt producing at work! i was loading and unloading a dishwasher all day!
Ah I see...getting into the nit & grit for some obscure field recordings. I respect your creativity good sir
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by djake » Tue Aug 30, 2011 2:02 pm

:lol:

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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by E-T-F » Tue Aug 30, 2011 7:28 pm

Sean Vonzie wrote:
Ah I see...getting into the nit & grit for some obscure field recordings. I respect your creativity good sir
yeahhh! the sound of stuck up rich folk drinking over priced coffee makes for some meaaan resampling sessions
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by wub » Sat Sep 03, 2011 10:33 am

Anyone on a production tip this w/e? Had a real case of writers block with the track I'm currently working on, had it to that point where you sit listening and are like "It's good, but it needs...something to get it going"

Had a cup of coffee, went back in and BAM found the something that it needed. Have added a spoken word vocal from an old funk record I was chopping up a while back, have sliced the vocal into phrases and sprinkled liberally through the track. Gives it a good overall vibe, and ties everything together nicely 8)

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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Manic Harmonic » Sat Sep 03, 2011 3:17 pm

After spending the entire week doing nothing but homework and pulling several all nighters just to get it done, i finally had some time make some music! Working on a hip hop/ drum and bass tune right now, ended up making a reese bass with a free reaktor ensemble, and finally got the drums for the dnb part done. Im pretty happy with it considering its my first attempt at drum and bass. Oh and ive had this library of film sounds for a while now, and made some really cool risers out of some orchestral buildup things.

Wub where can I hear your music?
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Fbac » Sat Sep 03, 2011 3:35 pm

wub wrote: "It's good, but it needs...something to get it going"
Had a cup of coffee, went back in and BAM found the something that it needed.
Will you be posting a clip ^__^ ?
Manic Harmonic wrote:! Working on a hip hop/ drum and bass tune right now, ended up making a reese bass with a free reaktor ensemble
What ensamble? also will you be posting a clip...

Was going to finish up a Remix of a Bimbo Jones track ... ... but have wasted quite abit of time on dsf and newgrounds today instead 0_o

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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Manic Harmonic » Sat Sep 03, 2011 5:06 pm

Fbac wrote:
wub wrote: "It's good, but it needs...something to get it going"
Had a cup of coffee, went back in and BAM found the something that it needed.
Will you be posting a clip ^__^ ?
Manic Harmonic wrote:! Working on a hip hop/ drum and bass tune right now, ended up making a reese bass with a free reaktor ensemble
What ensamble? also will you be posting a clip...

Was going to finish up a Remix of a Bimbo Jones track ... ... but have wasted quite abit of time on dsf and newgrounds today instead 0_o

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Needs some real cleaning up and sorting out ><
The ensembles are called Radian Sound Lab. Theres 6 ensembles for Dubstep and Drum and Bass. They have some really cool options including a sub bass that's seperate from the distortion functions etc in the synth. I honestly don't know how they're free. heres the link: http://www.radiansoundlab.com/

and here's the track so far:
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Sometimes it boggles my mind how inaccurate the souncloud waveforms are hahah. Judging by what soundcloud shows, this track should be louder than my signature.
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by wub » Sat Sep 03, 2011 5:08 pm

Fbac wrote:
wub wrote: "It's good, but it needs...something to get it going"
Had a cup of coffee, went back in and BAM found the something that it needed.
Will you be posting a clip ^__^ ?


I've got a rough 192 draft sat on my flashdrive at the moment, just waiting to hear back from some people on my AIM list re; comments before I do anything more with it 8)

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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Fbac » Sat Sep 03, 2011 5:53 pm

@manic,, liking the organ stuff and the intro, the 2:51 dnb is a bit mental lol and was surprised by the guitar samples at the end.

@wub =P aw spoilsport. lol joke
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by wub » Sat Sep 03, 2011 5:58 pm

:lol:

TBH, I'm waiting to hear back from people anyhow. No one on my DSF AIM list appears to actually be online, despite what their status is telling me :?

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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Manic Harmonic » Sat Sep 03, 2011 6:00 pm

Fbac wrote:@manic,, liking the organ stuff and the intro, the 2:51 dnb is a bit mental lol and was surprised by the guitar samples at the end.

@wub =P aw spoilsport. lol joke
yeah the first sound is a fm8 patch i made. you think the dnb is too much or you mean mental in a good way? i wasnt really sure how to do it so any tips on that part would be appreciated
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Fbac » Sat Sep 03, 2011 7:49 pm

^nice patch then,
Im not one to get critisism from tbh,,, the breakbeat you introduce at 2:10 is nice but the skittering hats type things seem abit mental, and the groves seems to be lost,,, but sounds alright after those guitar stabs... but overall the vibe seems abit lost,, just my opinion tho ^_^ i wouldnt really have any tips cept maybe slow it down to 160ish and make it more jungly? even thats just a guess suggestion tho lol . To each there own.
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by hasezwei » Sat Sep 03, 2011 8:30 pm

i found myself whistling a sweet house melody in the shower, but more like... shitty trancy big sounding radio swedish electro whatever house. i recorded it, in case i might wanna do something like that. then i played around with guitar rigs ring modulator thingie and found that when you push the "FM" knob hard and sweep the frequency knob it basically sounds like a bitcrusher/samplehold. i'm kinda confused.

also "invade vip" sounds gorgeous on my laptop speakers :corndance:

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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by wub » Sat Sep 03, 2011 8:57 pm

Soundcloud uploads never sound as good as the file that you're uploading to it.

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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by wub » Sat Sep 03, 2011 9:15 pm

I take back that last comment - it was my mixdown being a bit pony :u:

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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Debaser1 » Sat Sep 03, 2011 9:39 pm

Sat and watched Reso's BRILLIANT masterclass till 4 yesterday morning, inspired me to make a track yet it failed miserably.

Also, checking my emails every day waiting for a reply from dub police/submerged music. Been 2 weeks seince my Rock Bottom Remix was sent off to Caspa.
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Re: The Weekend Production Thread™

Post by Fbac » Sat Sep 03, 2011 10:07 pm

^well chill remix and orig. tune... brought back lots of memories lol ... and what a cheeky sample xD haha

@wub sorted now? do u have more than one sc??
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