Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:12 pm
320?
hai thar.
hai thar.
Oh my, this is nice. Loving the guitar.
The drums are insane, all over them.
Overall this track is nuts! I would love a 320 of this!!!
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 5:31 am
Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 5:50 am
yeah i'm feeling this one.. cheers for the 320, i'll probably drop it on the secret ninja show on the 18th (http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=43752)
big ups!
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big ups!
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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 1:06 am
Would really love a 320 dood!
Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 6:56 am
Next round went out...This tune has been getting support from the locals here in Vancouver and is receiving a warm welcome on the floor.
Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 7:38 am
Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 3:14 pm
yes brutha1!!HxdB wrote:PM for you sir
any chance I can get in on that action???
Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 5:09 am
Thanks clammy!
Festa, you gotz mail bro
Festa, you gotz mail bro
Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 1:51 pm
Enjoying the rollin' vibe.. I'd like hear it on a big sound system.
Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 9:46 pm
Sio2 check you PM 
Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 10:25 pm
ye likin the tunes on your site...
wicked talkin to u on aim mate...
Top fella.
Big Ups...
wicked talkin to u on aim mate...
Top fella.
Big Ups...
big tune!!!
Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 7:44 pm
large dancefloor business mate!! id love to play that out inna dance!! any 320s left?
red j
red j
Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 7:54 pm
defo, a wicked tune! i'm listening to it at work on my built in mac speaker and this shit sounds awsome. great mix man! what are you using? who's your daddy....i mean engineer? 
good work
good work
Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 8:36 pm
Yes EnD, was cool chatting with you too geez...
red j, thanks, check your mail.
agus, we used fl studio to compose on, then multitrack recorded via korg zero 8 in to ableton on my mac. We do all of our own mixdowns and mastering, which I admit has been a long and tremulous journey, teaching myself how to engineer properly, all the way from source to final product.
I can give you an idea of what the mastering stack is like in Wavelab if you're interested...
- 2 band eq with sharp rolloff at 30Hz
- Multiband compressor for situational compression (Waves one is sick)
- Roger Nichols Frequalizer for spot eqing rogue frequencies
- Oxford Inflator
- Waves L3
- BBE Sonic Maximizer
Basically between the L3 limiter, Sonic maximizer and Inflator, the trick is to optimize your loudness by transient shaping and still keeping nice dynamics in your source. I'm pretty sure I have the order all muxed up since I'm on my work puter at the moment, but yeah that's the jist of it.
Peace
red j, thanks, check your mail.
agus, we used fl studio to compose on, then multitrack recorded via korg zero 8 in to ableton on my mac. We do all of our own mixdowns and mastering, which I admit has been a long and tremulous journey, teaching myself how to engineer properly, all the way from source to final product.
I can give you an idea of what the mastering stack is like in Wavelab if you're interested...
- 2 band eq with sharp rolloff at 30Hz
- Multiband compressor for situational compression (Waves one is sick)
- Roger Nichols Frequalizer for spot eqing rogue frequencies
- Oxford Inflator
- Waves L3
- BBE Sonic Maximizer
Basically between the L3 limiter, Sonic maximizer and Inflator, the trick is to optimize your loudness by transient shaping and still keeping nice dynamics in your source. I'm pretty sure I have the order all muxed up since I'm on my work puter at the moment, but yeah that's the jist of it.
Peace
Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 8:37 pm
bump
Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 9:02 pm
HxdB wrote:Yes EnD, was cool chatting with you too geez...
red j, thanks, check your mail.
agus, we used fl studio to compose on, then multitrack recorded via korg zero 8 in to ableton on my mac. We do all of our own mixdowns and mastering, which I admit has been a long and tremulous journey, teaching myself how to engineer properly, all the way from source to final product.
I can give you an idea of what the mastering stack is like in Wavelab if you're interested...
- 2 band eq with sharp rolloff at 30Hz
- Multiband compressor for situational compression (Waves one is sick)
- Roger Nichols Frequalizer for spot eqing rogue frequencies
- Oxford Inflator
- Waves L3
- BBE Sonic Maximizer
Basically between the L3 limiter, Sonic maximizer and Inflator, the trick is to optimize your loudness by transient shaping and still keeping nice dynamics in your source. I'm pretty sure I have the order all muxed up since I'm on my work puter at the moment, but yeah that's the jist of it.
Peace
i must learn your secret ways,your masters sound tight on a big rig!
Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 8:48 am
To be honest, I dont think ive heard anything from you yet hexadecibel that hasn't been 24 carat freaking gold (wide angled lens is straight up one of my favourite tunes ive heard in a whiiiile). You've definitely got your own sound, but it doesn't seem to encompass anything in particular. Kind of skweee-ish? (pretty sure i just made up a word there, just trying to say "bleep-funky" or something I guess) with absoloutely sick percussion, and a general feeling of complete control. As a slowly converted breaks head I cant get enough of the breakstep edge to your stuff either. Cant go wrong with your tunes either cure, its a brutal partnership if i ever did hear one! 
Heard someone describe a tune the other day as sounding like a well built machine, with all parts working together perfectly. Definitely this!!
Mastering sounds lovely my end (although I could'nt really say for certain about any sub bass going on, only got a pair of headphones at the moment. Decent ones, but still never makes up for the punch of a sub)
Would absoloutely batter a 320 of this one if its available?
Heard someone describe a tune the other day as sounding like a well built machine, with all parts working together perfectly. Definitely this!!Mastering sounds lovely my end (although I could'nt really say for certain about any sub bass going on, only got a pair of headphones at the moment. Decent ones, but still never makes up for the punch of a sub)
Would absoloutely batter a 320 of this one if its available?
Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 1:25 pm
Max: I doubt you need any help, your stuff sounds CRAZY good on a big rig, but I appreciate your words bro, much love.
Wiggle, thanks man, you feckin rule...See your inbox
Wiggle, thanks man, you feckin rule...See your inbox
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 11:46 pm
pure gold!!! 320 sir
peace
peace
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 5:11 pm
Done and done.