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Originally posted by Damie Mckeown sorry

no need to apologize mate – just learn about it! Different EQ bands represent different frequencies in a waveform. Frequency is measured in Hertz. Like everything in the metric system, 1 KiloHertz = 1000 Hertz. The human ear can generally hear frequencies in between 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz (or 20 KHz).

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Lumping fruity in the same area as ejay is so way off the mark matey.

Just coz something is easier to use doesnt make it worse.
Heck, I find mixing on technics eaiser than on gemini's... does that make technics worse?

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i like w00tyl00ps, its a great program, although the effects do soak up alot of the cpu

reason was alright, but it didnt stay

ejay is just a joke, but its great for samples

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Originally posted by Pjotr G It's not HOW you use it, it's WHAT you can get out of it.

Erm... Isn't that the same thing?

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I'm pretty sure what he meant to say something like this:

It doesn't matter what tool you use, it's what you can do with the tool that matters. What counts is the person behind the tool and not the tool itself.

no. What I meant was that it's doesn't matter WHO the person behind the tool is, what matters is how much skill and experience he has.


Ok had enough ppl? Can I stop messing with your heads now?

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Originally posted by Pjotr G no. What I meant was that it's doesn't matter WHO the person behind the tool is, what matters is how much skill and experience he has. Ok had enough ppl? Can I stop messing with your heads now?

nooo.. please continue.. it's making me horny

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Originally posted by Pjotr G no. What I meant was that it's doesn't matter WHO the person behind the tool is, what matters is how much skill and experience he has. Ok had enough ppl? Can I stop messing with your heads now?

I still say you're saying the exact same thing I did with different words.

It DOES matter who's behind the tool because that determines the amount of skill and experience that is being used.

Ner ner ner

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oh yeah?.....well......


*Pjotr G sticks out his tongue


PRRRRR!

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I remember reading an article a while back about S.H.O.K.K and their production techniques. They don't use Fruity Loops only. They work in a software dominant studio with a lot of stuff, but its not just fruity loops.

Well, but i dont know anyone who produces only with Cubase, only with Buzz and so on... (unless u use only a bunch of premade samples and nothing more, but then u are very far from being pro, lol).

I think every skilled producer aways use a lot (or at least some) of plugins and programs...

I think that right now, the quality of the tools does play a factor, but mostly it's about the talent. Still, right now, there isn't a piece of software that can create the warmth and lushness of true analog like the Jupiter, but this will probably change one day.

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