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| quote: | Originally posted by progressiveMOJO
a lot of this sounds really good, great songs. a few bits that I "disagree" with (such as, I really like the Mr Robato vocals) but overall enjoyable. Haven't given it a solid, straight-through listen yet, but it's good stuff.
what did you use to do your special edits, and did you do it live or prerecorded? And then, what equipment did you use for the mix? |
The edits are prerecorded done in acid 5 using percussion lines from a roland mc 909 and samples from thomas penton's sample cd. I use the C1 compressor from the Waves bundle to sidechain the percussion to the track (more reinforcing than replacing). After which I run the track through T-Racks to clean up the EQs. That's not to say I don't do any live remixing. I was doing a bit of it in McAllen and even have some video footage of the Tiesto event taken from a my friend Brittany. Once I have a way to get it from her and get it hosted Id be happy to display it.
As for the recording mixes I use 2 CDJ 1000s, a Xone: 92 mixer, and I record the mix into Sonar 5 producer edition via a M-Audio 24/192 sound card. I usully have it set so that the loudest peak will not go past -2.0 to prevent clipping errors. After recording I use the l2 ultramaximer and a few others for mastering purposes. So there ya go.
I'm hearing alot of people these days using Ableton Live 5.0 for both purposes (live remixing and contructing mixsets rather than recording, etc) but I have not had enough hands-on with the program to fully learn how to use it.
As for as the Mr Roboto vox, I didnt like em as first but they kinda grew on me, again..main decision for including the track was that I loved the bassline . Kenneth Thomas dropped the track in McAllen and it owns on a large system.
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