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ChadDub wrote:I think we should just all come together, make a good amount of solid, well put together tutorials, and sticky them.

It would cover everything from basic synth controls to fuckin, other stuff.

haven't read the current stickies have we?

I have, but the information is spread out everywhere.

If we had a straightforward HERE IT IS guide, then people would have way more knowledge, and wouldn't need to ask as much noob questions.

But of course, my good idea is going to get shit on because no one here can accept anything.

no just the simple fact the stikies tend to get ignored unfortunately
just having some fun at your expense man

poking fun at noobs is a tradition, (generally done at ones we think are worth a damn and may contribute)

Also, good job on stickying the fucking moneyshot thread. I NEVER knew it existed. Why was it not stickied in the first place?

it used to be, but def better sticky than flavor of month filth shit
also you youngins should get to the library and buy some books like bob katz mastering books
just saying

BUYING stuff. lol.

Yeah, lol.

ChadDub wrote:BUYING stuff. lol.

heh could go on a rant but half the prob

Yeah, the signal to noise ratio is off balance. I still try to pop in semi-regularly and contribute when I can but there does seem to be an influx of people that just signed up two months ago and already have a thousand posts. Not trying to offend anyone if this is you, but you don't have to post every single thought that comes into your head. It's getting harder to weed through.

mks wrote:Yeah, the signal to noise ratio is off balance. I still try to pop in semi-regularly and contribute when I can but there does seem to be an influx of people that just signed up two months ago and already have a thousand posts. Not trying to offend anyone if this is you, but you don't have to post every single thought that comes into your head. It's getting harder to weed through.

you know your shit etc so whatever
a few other heads like you who came outta nowhere as a vet i can say thankful for
and ffs shit on level to speak about

nowaysj wrote:Yeah, lol.

lmfao u jelly?

Honestly, that video is pretty embarrassing. I actually thought I was cool

danger zone is never embarassing
DANGER ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

ChadDub wrote:

nowaysj wrote:Yeah, lol.

lmfao u jelly?

Honestly, that video is pretty embarrassing. I actually thought I was cool

I like the idea of newcomers having to wait a certain amount of days or maybe have to rack up atleast 5-10 responses on other peoples threads before being able to post their own. And while they are in this state, they should also have things popup on the page to get them to read the forum rules and whatnot...I definitely dont want blinken seizure lights on the text for all users...Ive read that stuff and I dont want to have to squint at the forum to read it lol.

mks wrote:there does seem to be an influx of people that just signed up two months ago and already have a thousand posts.

First noways talks Sh*t about me, now you? lol just kidding man. when i post, I usually try to be constructive...and tbh I have nothing better to do

HIGHWAY TOO THE DANGER ZONNNNNEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!

Kenny Loggin's is sick.

ChadDub wrote:

nowaysj wrote:Yeah, lol.

lmfao u jelly?

Honestly, that video is pretty embarrassing. I actually thought I was cool

LMFAO at the fan lol

Skimmed through all the opinions here. Personally, I think mods clamping down on the rules already in place would help a lot. Have to admit I always kind of felt like...why aren't these super basic question threads getting locked?

I'm not against the idea of having a wait period to be able to post. I think a week is a long time. I think something like one or two days might be the right amount of time. If in fact DSF is being inundated with the instant gratification/lazy folks who want some magical quick fix answers I think a 24 hour lock on their ability to post will steer them off--but anyone who has a real question, really wants to be a part of Production will come back in a day when they are able to post.

Sub forum I'm unsure of...I don't like the idea of having to "earn" access, but I wonder if an advanced production forum with unrestricted access would fix anything.

I've been telling friends that my production abilities has jumped leaps and bounds during the small time I've been gathering knowledge here on DSF. I think there have been some interesting discussions lately (for someone at my level anyway), but they do get bumped down by all the "how i make whatever" threads. Clamp down on those threads mods! ;p

fragments wrote:Skimmed through all the opinions here. Personally, I think mods clamping down on the rules already in place would help a lot. Have to admit I always kind of felt like...why aren't these super basic question threads getting locked?

I'm not against the idea of having a wait period to be able to post. I think a week is a long time. I think something like one or two days might be the right amount of time. If in fact DSF is being inundated with the instant gratification/lazy folks who want some magical quick fix answers I think a 24 hour lock on their ability to post will steer them off--but anyone who has a real question, really wants to be a part of Production will come back in a day when they are able to post.

Sub forum I'm unsure of...I don't like the idea of having to "earn" access, but I wonder if an advanced production forum with unrestricted access would fix anything.

I've been telling friends that my production abilities has jumped leaps and bounds during the small time I've been gathering knowledge here on DSF. I think there have been some interesting discussions lately (for someone at my level anyway), but they do get bumped down by all the "how i make whatever" threads. Clamp down on those threads mods! ;p

1 or 2 days isnt enough imo. when i first came here, i was the same way and i wouldnt have given up after 2 days. I think the limit shouldn't be in the amount of time, but in contribution to existing threads

mks wrote:Yeah, the signal to noise ratio is off balance. I still try to pop in semi-regularly and contribute when I can but there does seem to be an influx of people that just signed up two months ago and already have a thousand posts. Not trying to offend anyone if this is you, but you don't have to post every single thought that comes into your head. It's getting harder to weed through.

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