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Checked a few at your sound cloud page. Everything sounds great, nice and punchy stuff

Great, thanks for contacting him!

I'm wondering the same thing. Also, as Nicolas mentioned, I got something similar with the usual reverb on kick/low stuff tho it's not as defined as in these examples. The bassline in these examples is heard on weaker speakers too. So I guess that it's got something to do with properly processing it...

Hi, a. Your source could be anything really; movies, sample packs, audio books, radio, tv etc. b. I'd try it out with warping off 1st as its least destructive, just shift it around with grid off over your beat & you might find nice sweet spots. Warping is also cool when you do extreme stretches with...

sam wrote:i think it's good work program. heard it a couple of times now and like what you're doing with the stab sample.

Thanks Sam, that's good to hear

Not exactly techno but awesome techniques nonetheless: http://nextstepaudio.com/

Hi, I've managed to set up a perfect sync a few years ago using Live 6 (Mac slave/PC master). It was 100% accurate & used to run for hours without a single glitch. Laptops were connected thru a midi cable via their external sound cards. I've tried Live 7, Live 8, midi over Lan and a couple more setu...

hey man, pretty nice sound. one thought that occurred to me is that guitar sound which comes in a second time at 3:40 ish... it really brings some anticipation to the moment and kinda falls flat after a few bars. like i was waiting for something to happen, and it didn't. Hey, yeah I know exactly wh...

Howdy guys, I'm after some feedback/opinions on the track I made:
http://soundcloud.com/programmed/suspense

Thanks

Hi there, Try this; get a nice Ride sample & a reverb with a Freeze option (the one in Ableton for example). Set the reverb to a long decay and automate the Freeze ON a few ms after the Ride runs through it. You should be getting a constant Ride tone which you can then record & throw in a sampler. A...

Hi there, Try this; get a nice Ride sample & a reverb with a Freeze option (the one in Ableton for example). Set the reverb to a long decay and automate the Freeze ON a few ms after the Ride runs through it. You should be getting a constant Ride tone which you can then record & throw in a sampler. A...