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What do PvD and AvB use to make tracks? (pg. 4)
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| Subtle |
| quote: | Originally posted by d4dirty
HAHA:stongue: That is awsome!
This topic is stupid. What does it matter who uses what? You should be asking, how they use what they have. |
Its still interesting to know what other people uses nonetheless. |
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| lenieNt Force |
| quote: | Originally posted by djsphere
their brain? |
Haha! :P True:tongue2 Some also uses some heart I've heard:) |
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| Fait |
| PvD and AvB actually make all of the sounds with their mouth, and just arrange the clips of each sound in logic. |
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| kitphillips |
| quote: | Originally posted by Fait
PvD and AvB actually make all of the sounds with their mouth, and just arrange the clips of each sound in logic. |
Yeah, sometimes they use the kazoo plugin too for that phat supersaw soundz. |
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| Kosmos & Skky |
I just came over from using Cubase for the past two years and into Ableton...now granted I do have all of the features unlocked, but as far as I'm concerned, Ableton is a much much better program in comparison to Cubase.
You can move the effects around in the order you want them to be in rather than having to delete and put in a new one if you want to change the order.
You can freeze tracks at about 20 times the speed and then you can even flatten the tracks
It's so simple to arrange each part of the song and then record that into the arrangement view
from there...if you have a nice midi controller to work with you can work with all your volume levels and effects ( I just got the Korg Zero 8 and it is the new love of my life next to my Access Virus )
then you go to the arrangement view, drop down all used automation, add sweeps, filters and effects
Then you mix and then you master
And then you're done.
It's so perfectly laid out
And then I can take my Zero 8 and use it with a really nice DJ setup....turntables aren't even necessary anymore |
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| Kosmos & Skky |
| quote: | Originally posted by Fait
PvD and AvB actually make all of the sounds with their mouth, and just arrange the clips of each sound in logic. |
Are you actually being serious or just messing around? I've made some pretty sick sounds by just recording things I've done through a mic and turning them into things like sweeps so I'd like to see if there are advanced techniques and programs that are designed to work with things like this. |
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| sterilis |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kosmos & Skky
Are you actually being serious or just messing around? I've made some pretty sick sounds by just recording things I've done through a mic and turning them into things like sweeps so I'd like to see if there are advanced techniques and programs that are designed to work with things like this. |
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| Kosmos & Skky |
| quote: | Originally posted by sterilis
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| jupiterone |
| quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
i think the real question is, what does lordofbass use? |
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| Fait |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kosmos & Skky
Are you actually being serious or just messing around? I've made some pretty sick sounds by just recording things I've done through a mic and turning them into things like sweeps so I'd like to see if there are advanced techniques and programs that are designed to work with things like this. |
I was making a joke
But yeah you can get some pretty interesting sounds by recording things and running them through strings of effects or a vocoder etc. |
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| kitphillips |
| everyone knows that lordofbass uses the ultimate softwares, ejay. He also uses his mouth, and for the true supersaw power, a kazoo. Without ejay you are nothing. |
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