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pdomino wrote:I will say again .... new york compression.

exact same ting as parallel processing or "mixed bus compression" ive said it like 3 times in this thread.

NO ONE LISTENSSS!!! ^ bahahaha

Haha, they read what they choose to read Can't do anymore to help

skerrick wrote:

pdomino wrote:I will say again .... new york compression.

exact same ting as parallel processing or "mixed bus compression" ive said it like 3 times in this thread.

Yeah sure they are, I mentioned it before your post and just hoped someone would notice as that's what I thought they were asking for.... no bother.

oh man no biggie at all haha i was semi joking, but yeah man you obv know your shit! good work.

Haha kind of you to say so, getting there .... still learning and advice coming from some solid sources shall we say.

Man i seriously swear by youtube videos!

skerrick wrote:Man i seriously swear by youtube videos!

As do I.

Reading about stuff is cool, and being told about stuff is cool, but if you can actually see and be talked through how it's done? That's how wisdom has been passed down thru the ages.

man watch the bonobo producer masterclass. so good. icicle has one too.

+ da Rusko one.

Dodge and Fuski tutorials on youtube are nice

i learnt a LOT off the kryptic minds one.

the artist interviews on Dubspot are better than any masterclass imo

networking and meeting producers > masterclasses > dubspot interviews

Also youtube for Distance's and Seamless' tutorials.

Hircine wrote:networking and meeting producers > masterclasses > dubspot interviews

Also youtube for Distance's and Seamless' tutorials.

well obviously networking is the best, i thought we were talking about videos...

videos i still rate higher. just from the level of physicality involved in being able to SEE how its done.

skerrick wrote:videos i still rate higher. just from the level of physicality involved in being able to SEE how its done.

If you know the basics, you can apply it to any soft synth or plugin or piece of hardware.

Hircine wrote:

skerrick wrote:videos i still rate higher. just from the level of physicality involved in being able to SEE how its done.

If you know the basics, you can apply it to any soft synth or plugin or piece of hardware.

That's why I prefer the dubspot interviews, it's nice to get into thought process of producers and learn their influences..instead of just trying to find out how x producers makes x sounds

Theres a Rude kid one recently gone up.

http://sbtv.co.uk/2012/11/sb-tv-rude-ki ... e-s1-ep25/

^ chrz boss, will lurk it later

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