maybe you should pm him and ask him yourself? he's often in the canada forum
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Mar-14-2008 08:00
ponsshin
Trance free since 2007
Registered: May 2007
Location: London, UK
jokemode=on
1) you take a kick sample and a bouncy bass one
2) you take a quick attack string sample and you hit it offbeat from the kick
2) you take a some synth pad and put an arp on top to do only 1/8 notes and hit your keyboard ramdomly
jokemode=off
Seriously the best thing would be to ask him but if you train your ear, you can probably figure it out by yourself. Don't expect him to tell you the secrets of his presets, try to make similar tracks yourself. It'll bring you morre satisfaction.
Dont copy him. He is succesful in terms of music, because he created his own "style".
Instead spend your time to create your type of tracks.
Speaking of which, I might start a new style with the name deadcaT
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Mar-14-2008 09:38
Stef
come @ me bro
Registered: Aug 2007
Location: NYC
It really depends on the amount of experiance you have under your belt already, because the farther along you are the more you can realize what techniques the artist is using. I would suggest listening to a track and as it is playing pause in intervals and write down exactly what you heard. I am sure if you post that list up here, someone can give you the technical explanation of how to do something.
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Mar-14-2008 11:54
T-Soma
The Sky Was Pink...
Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Chair
I guess learning how to produce might be a start
Shit, actually... I think you need to buy a moog voyager, I think he uses one of those for each element in his tracks (that is how he gets the phattness)
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Mar-14-2008 12:07
richg101
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Gold
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Mar-14-2008 12:08
[Alpha]Dave
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Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
quote:
Originally posted by adamtrance
Dont copy him. He is succesful in terms of music, because he created his own "style".
Instead spend your time to create your type of tracks.
Speaking of which, I might start a new style with the name deadcaT
Actually, it should be deadca7 (since the S is a 5 in his alias) hahahah big deal..
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Mar-14-2008 12:52
Storyteller
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Registered: Feb 2005
Location: The Netherlands
There is already a deadrat6 release with track names referring to deadmau5 tracks. However (I think) the label recommended to change the name to something different but similar. Yours to found out .
If less is more think about how much more more would be.
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Mar-14-2008 12:57
thecYrus
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Registered: Oct 2002
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quote:
Originally posted by Storyteller
There is already a deadrat6 release with track names referring to deadmau5 tracks. However (I think) the label recommended to change the name to something different but similar. Yours to found out .
yep, and the people behind deadrat6 are some very well known producers.
Mar-14-2008 13:00
Storyteller
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Registered: Feb 2005
Location: The Netherlands
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Originally posted by thecYrus
yep, and the people behind deadrat6 are some very well known producers.
Exactly. I loved the track names . The tracks weren't really my thing. I have to say they are well produced though .