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mattyseizure wrote:Yea ive done the Btec, doing a foundation degree, oh man biggest waste of my time ever, its like doing the btec year 1 again but having to do loads of essays on why you did this and that etc.

Should have just st8 when to uni instead. However, on your 3rd year, providing you get your grades, you will get a transfer to a uni studying the last year of your course. So not all is bad .

nitz wrote:

mattyseizure wrote:Yea ive done the Btec, doing a foundation degree, oh man biggest waste of my time ever, its like doing the btec year 1 again but having to do loads of essays on why you did this and that etc.

Should have just st8 when to uni instead. However, on your 3rd year, providing you get your grades, you will get a transfer to a uni studying the last year of your course. So not all is bad .

Well i havent had my grades back for this year yet, bloody college, back on track. Id have thought way more people would have posted screen shots of their work on here.

HAHAHAHA

I'm working on a project in fl right now, and just popped in to take a look, and I almost shit myself. I seriously thought that was my project in that photo right there ^.

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nowaysj wrote:HAHAHAHA

I'm working on a project in fl right now, and just popped in to take a look, and I almost shit myself. I seriously thought that was my project in that photo right there ^.

TRIPPIN

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the tune, i love listening to tunes and seeing their waveform or the software itself. No fucking clue about mixing down or anything and reallyl ow volume lol i'm just sat in my room making tunes haha.

Heres something i just started, never used an 808 kit before, thought it might be fun.

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I don't think I ever posted this (though Rob Booth did in the original thread)...

The session-file screenshot of the DJ mix I did for his "Best of 2009" Electronic Explorations show... I think it was 70-some tracks I crammed into 46 minutes?

holy crap your ableton looks like it if from the 70's hahahahahahaha

jesus that are a load of automations:)

Mad EP wrote:

ahhhh my eyes, it burns . You are a brave man for be able to look at that colour scheme for a long period of time, it's like wearing high tint sunglass with ketchup squirted all over them.

hehe - I change my Ableton colors quite often, but I really like the "Three's Company" 70's vibe of this scheme... **disclosure - I didn't always have the automation showing while I was recording - I made it ketchup red so that Rob could see what I was doing with all those tracks**.

I have found tho - that some schemes are better for studio (long term) and others are better for live gigs (when there is little light).

frost = best ableton colour scheme

New tune I started today in reaper lol at the track name and picture quality

symmetricalsounds wrote:frost = best ableton colour scheme

+1 though even that isn't clinical enough for me, I need MORE of a full whitewash to properly clear my mind.