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I started with bits of software on a Commodore 64 then soon got an Amiga 500 and OctaMED, have tried most DAW's since those days. In the old PC days I still used OctaMED then moved on to Sonic Foundry ACID (great software for working with samples but not MIDI, and it didn't keep up with competition)...

Very nice. I think the track is fine just as it is. I'd happily put it in a set. I love the the high, pad type sounds. Are they really mangled synths, or samples / field recordings? Thank you :) It will have been a VST synth to start with or a sample living on my HD, either way it will have been ma...

therottencircle wrote:very nice man.
crispy tune
love it

StacieAnne wrote:I really enjoyed that. It was immerse, deep as fuck and hypnotic. Yeah, it is stripped back, it chugs along nicely and I got really lost in it.

TvSkY wrote:nice

Thanks for the comments More coming soon, when I'm not stuck at work

Great stuff, like them all, although I think Slow Motion Citizen is my fave

Smith & King wrote:Very very good work my friend . True Techno!

Thank you Much appreciated

Good stuff man, nice sound, love the beeps and the distorted break in the middle section

Mattias wrote:I like it. Quest raises some solid points about it all. I can only agree

Thanks Mattias, I also agree and Quest do have some very valid points there, I do think that way of working is something that is happening more and more

Great stuff, I agree with a few other comments about it being DJ Tool-ish, but very well mixed and produced

I'm gonna say the same thing I've been saying on a few other tracks - the track has all the aesthetics.. it can be great material to build a larger set with. I really think a lot of people with the talent to make music like this shouldn't necessarily worry about making "tracks"... I decided to not ...

To me, it's very well produced and mixed. It's missing something that elevates it from merely being great sounding, to being 'wow'. It has the potential, rather you have the potential to make a proper 'wow' track. You cunt. Thanks you cunt, ha ha :) I wasn't planning to but might spend some more ti...

Thanks for the feedback I won't be doing anything else with this track. I can see your points tho and all comments and criticism are positively taken onboard for future projects

A track I've been sat on for ages, (the untitled version was previously posted in another thread), anyway a few tweaks and here we are

If like me you're looking to gain a better understanding of using EQ and compression, i thought these two articles explained them well. They use pictures, which always helps me a lot. I'm still waiting for a pop-up book on music production. http://www.dnbscene.com/article/88-thinking-inside-the-box...

I joined this recently but not really looked at it yet, there is also blend.io which I have messed around with and seems to be pretty much the same kinda thing

Yep I agree, cheap and cheerful but does the job, just having the transport and channel controls is so much better

Yep I agree, cheap and cheerful but does the job, just having the transport and channel controls is so much better

I usually use the subtractive method if I get that far, although I've just added a nanoKONTROL2 and nanoPAD2 to my little setup so I can do some jamming and see what happens, hopefully it will help me past the stage of creating endless amounts of loops

I usually use the subtractive method if I get that far, although I've just added a nanoKONTROL2 and nanoPAD2 to my little setup so I can do some jamming and see what happens, hopefully it will help me past the stage of creating endless amounts of loops

looks extremely basic to me if you look at the contents of the training course (curriculum). plus I seriously distrust anything like that for free. or you're being used in some hidden marketing trick, or it just sucks. Yes Hades, you could well be right :) a spiffy badge ? :shock: now I know what's...

Don't know if anyone else has come across this, looks interesting
http://www.playwithyourmusic.org