Production Techniques
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 10:24 pm
Hi all,
I have been reading these forums for a good while now and am a massive fan of the genre. I have wanted to get involved in this forum for a while but have always felt there is a bit of a "clique" and am not sure when to get involved! I often read threads and think I would like to comment but think as newbie I may not be considered worthy haha.
I have been producing for about 8 months now, I don't have a particular style and I enjoy everything from the sub heavy Digital Mystikz to the more commercial and lairy Knife Party. To be honest up until I started getting into production I had no idea the level of detail that went into it and my attitude to the music and genre has changed so much in the last year. Although I may be new to this era I hope that with an open thread like this I can at least start a conversation with a few people and start discussing the music I love best and actually get involved with topics rather than be a browser.
I am happy to share the production techniques I have learned so far and screenshots from my work but first would like to at least say hello to the peers I will be communicating with!
Best regards,
Paul (Jaxx)
I have been reading these forums for a good while now and am a massive fan of the genre. I have wanted to get involved in this forum for a while but have always felt there is a bit of a "clique" and am not sure when to get involved! I often read threads and think I would like to comment but think as newbie I may not be considered worthy haha.
I have been producing for about 8 months now, I don't have a particular style and I enjoy everything from the sub heavy Digital Mystikz to the more commercial and lairy Knife Party. To be honest up until I started getting into production I had no idea the level of detail that went into it and my attitude to the music and genre has changed so much in the last year. Although I may be new to this era I hope that with an open thread like this I can at least start a conversation with a few people and start discussing the music I love best and actually get involved with topics rather than be a browser.
I am happy to share the production techniques I have learned so far and screenshots from my work but first would like to at least say hello to the peers I will be communicating with!
Best regards,
Paul (Jaxx)