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Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 9:21 pm
by deadly_habit
Phigure wrote:
deadly habit wrote: portable field recording bookbag from scratch
Oh fuck yes.
it's really quite affordable, just wanna do a shootout on some of the budget recorders first and features before i endorse any specific pieces i could probably do a basic outline of what i would have in one as is if people want that as it would be a quick write up

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 12:29 pm
by gnome
deadly habit wrote:
Phigure wrote:
deadly habit wrote: portable field recording bookbag from scratch
Oh fuck yes.
it's really quite affordable, just wanna do a shootout on some of the budget recorders first and features before i endorse any specific pieces i could probably do a basic outline of what i would have in one as is if people want that as it would be a quick write up
Yes indeed!

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 3:41 pm
by deadly_habit
maybe i'll take a break from minecrack and do something up since i've been slacking

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 3:08 pm
by deadly_habit
ok guys i'm bringing this back, on deadlyhabit.com unfortunately i couldn't recover the old articles, but i have the pics from the articles
i now have a webcam that is decent enough so you'll get to see me rant in full bearded glory till i shave and get a haircut
i already have some diatribes planned about my experiences with labels and edm and next month there is gonna be a 2 and half hour series on modulation using massive coming out on massivesynth.com (he said he's posting it in july and the people i sent it to to watch and test has had positive feedback)
i know i'm not the most skilled or accomplished producer on this board, but what do you guys want to learn? i love teaching to a degree and now i can show hardware and such on cam now and i just want to help people out which has always been my intention with this board

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 4:47 pm
by eldoogle
What DAW do you use?

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 4:54 pm
by deadly_habit
cubase and renoise, though i don't want to focus on daw shit i want to teach people in generals that apply to all of em
honestly a DAW manual should be all you need for specifics

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 5:27 pm
by lloydy
deadly habit wrote: i know i'm not the most skilled or accomplished producer on this board
:a: :a: :a: :a: :a:
Shut up you cock your a quality producer :Q:
Filter movement in reece basslines is something i want to nail,if i could get that down i would be making dnb only.
If you could help me achieve this i would forever be in your debt,sound design meeeeehhhh i don't really struggle on that front,it's getting the twist in them really fucked up reeces and other sounds spor makes.
If you know the path towards this i will love you long time.
I know about layering and splitting blahblahblahblahblah its that fucked up twisted sound i want and no end of plugin chains filter or other mods are getting me near so please deadly i'm on my hands and knees begging you here show me the way.

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 5:34 pm
by deadly_habit
sorry i'm not the best in here, for example sharmaji, objekt, legend4y
i actually covered filter movement in part 5 of the 2 and a half hr series i did for massivesynth.com which apparently is getting uploaded in july as i was told
it's pretty much 40 mins of me taking this patch https://dl.dropbox.com/u/12933349/Neurosurgeon%201.nmsv
and resampling and showing the process to take it next level

i want to teach people i just want to know what the demand is for on tutorials
like i said im not most accomplished, but i have knowledge and i want to share it

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 5:40 pm
by lloydy
I like the humbleness deadly but yeah downloaded the patch and had a listen,i don't really use the performer but can hear how it might be better for some mental twist effect.

I don't really want for a tutorial other than that side of sound design but props for what you are doing i will definitely be following.

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 5:12 pm
by eldoogle
Anything thats a pro or not usually covered tip would be cool for me. I use Operator for all my sounds, but I could learn some ideas concerning basic effects. Do you have any ideas for videos yet?

Re: Introducing Deadly Dreams (production based blog)

Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 5:28 pm
by SKIN E
Where's the blog gone?