SP-FORUMS

The connection-building can happen elsewhere, but myspace had a nice social aspect to it that I haven't seen on many other sites. I love Soundcloud since it encourages commenting on each others' tracks and it's really geared towards basement / bedroom producers.

PS BIG UP THE LIVE MUSIC

Two words:
HI FANA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lbAZOCR3qw

Also seen Mike Boo and DNAE Beats pull some MPD / ttablist action, though much more jammy and less tricknique.

Sounds pretty sick, what method did you wind up with?

How are you getting wobble out of time stretch?

Ya'll using the built in mic or an external? Preamps?

Damn, thought I'd be the old head here at 28 going on 60. Props for keeping the flow into parenthood. What do old man beats sound like?

They demo'ed that ish at NAMM this year. I was all about it for a while and still want to get my hands on one but am worried it's going to wind up being a $500 toy. They got a release date for it yet?

Moving (back) to Philly next month, gon keep an eye out for this. Illy Beats beats beats.

Well sick! Excellent use of an effect that I'd kind of regarded as a garnish, I'm going to have to try this when I get home tonight.

If it wobbles, it's a wobble.

Mixing two sine waves is pretty much what an LFO on a synth does anyway. Works like this on a traditional synth: an audible wave is "modulated" (essentially mixed) with a Low Frequency wave, which is a sub-audible/very slow wave. It's really just like automating a ...

The SX uses wav format right? Any audio editor should be able to "boost" your sounds with their normalize function. Though if it's a shitty recording then nothing's going to be able to make it louder/better for you.

Your SP just needs some chromed out 22s and a loud ass catback!

I almost always chop then add effects. Adding effects after will often help to smooth out the gaps between your chops and tie them back together in your new sequence. Also it lets you tweak the amount of effect you have on each chop, so you can go the opposite sounding route and have each of your ...

Free? Nay. I very rarely buy software but if you're a dj or make a lot of music then Mixed In Key is the bom and well worth it. http://www.mixedinkey.com/

Bong on like Pete Tong