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Originally posted by Pjotr G you will need a minimoog.

... and a bloody virus too, that's important!

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Originally posted by Speactra ... and a bloody virus too, that's important!

antrax maybe ? viruses are fun


@farris yeeeeeeeeeah!

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Help me make soundtrack for my grandpa´s art exhibition:
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Ahh... the madness never stops!

Programming basslines should be an experience akin to Dr. Evilus X-us being locked up inside a 12-achre-square-area chemisry lab. Why in the heck would you want everyone else's recipies?

I can, however, see viable necessity to posting a particular sound, and asking opinions about how it was generated SIMPLY BECAUSE YOU ARE OBSERVING THE WAY SOUND IS SCULPTED!

Now that my rant is out of the way... my basslines were the pits when I first started... they still are, but they're not as bad as they were. Keep banging away on ivories, because full-tracks are what helps your endurance as a producer - not bassline-kickdrum loops.

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Thanks for the advice guys, seems to be just like DJing. practise and then practise more

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Originally posted by dj_palm first of all armin does not make his music in reason!

Did you happen to miss the part I said that I didnt really wanna produce like Armin?

i think he was joking just to get attention for the topic lol....everyone's taking this far too seriously imo...plus there's already plenty of threads for n00bs to search. but for those noobs who just want to make some psy i have the ultimate vst for you:

http://img2.tapuz.co.il/forums/75508846.jpg

Hey, at least trance is harder to do than rap..

Its been 4 years for me, and i still suxors

Sorry but I have to defend Reason here!

Reason rewired into Cubase is great for drums and other samples, especially because it's so reliable and cpu effecient. It's even better if you load drums into an NNXT instead of redrum so you can easily reverse, modulate, filter, tune, adjust the envelope more accurately, load percussion and play percussive rythyms on your keyboard, and enter notes in the piano roll exactly how long you want them.

I like the phaser, scream, and the fact that there are shitloads of refills available for free.

Even without cubase, it's a great sketchpad for getting ideas down quickly as well. A lot of people I know swear by Reason rewired into Cubase.

On the down side, I'm not too keen on the synths (but that's just my opinion) and I would love there to be a lot more stereo outs instead of just one

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Originally posted by dj_palm ok if u didnt understand what i mean with that comment: dont use reason!

Well im only new to this, so im sure in a little time ill move on to new stuff

Don't dump reason... I've heard plenty of quality stuff come out of it.

If anything, just add to the experience. Reason has rewire, and you can have Reason work with your future equipment.

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