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Posted by Storyteller on Oct-14-2005 07:19:

my weapon could easily be recognised as a flaw too. My records tend to be too recogisable. Like probspot annoyingly recognisably, and probably with a similar sound to him even.

Posted by hardikaveri on Oct-14-2005 08:32:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ 00 Tommy
LoL and it needs 1.5gig hdd space.

soo ooold!!

sonicfinger hoax is classic
i need to remind the otherproducts

- vst that adds pauses to melody
- manager vst.. vst that emulates record labels boss.. whos gives you some feedback
- oldschool mixer vst... maker your sound more crappy

Posted by Qualium on Oct-14-2005 10:12:

My Nord Modular G2 Engine; midi controller (and other modulator) sequencing.

Posted by DJule on Oct-14-2005 11:22:

Our signature is to try to avoid to do what everyone else do... in the search of our sounds.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Oct-14-2005 18:12:

Combining breaks with trance.

And percussions in general, I guess.

Posted by krew on Oct-14-2005 20:49:

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Posted by DC76 on Oct-14-2005 21:47:

My secret weapon? I'm not really sure. I just muck around with things and whatever sounds good to me, I use. I'm into the symphonic electronica stuff, so I guess my perfect pitch and theoretical/musical background (I played the organ for a decade plus 5 years of concert band , 2 music composition classes and a course in computer music) come in handy. I've been told my pianos are really good, too.

Oh, and timpani. LOTS OF TIMPANI.

Posted by rqpeyruxvg on Oct-16-2005 07:52:

everything... i dont have one really...

Posted by aquila on Oct-16-2005 10:16:

My secret weapon is also like it's namesake. But for beats, if I use a sampler or reason's Dr.Rex then I find that using a short decay and a 95% sustain on the amp envelope creates a unique snap that sounds different to a compressor.

Posted by thecYrus on Oct-16-2005 13:08:

secret weapon? ... my knowledge?!

imho if you've enough knowledge you can get out of boring sounds/synths quality things. producing has a lot to do with experience...

Posted by IgnazZio on Oct-17-2005 19:11:

I always liked my own Claps... Dunno why, but I spend much time EQ'ing them

Posted by SgtFoo on Oct-18-2005 05:07:

I love making using reverbs.

Unfortunately I don't have a strong enough computer to endure the rooms and spaces and reflections i could create. It's lots of fun to re-create spaces or even just space for a sweet sound to ring/bounce around.

I'd prolly say I'm also quite good at mastering my tracks.
Whip out T-Racks 24 and Sound Forge and make em as lound and drivingly punchy as needed.

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