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How do you tune a kick or find out it's key? (pg. 4)
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| RichieV |
| quote: | Originally posted by Existo22
Sigh... But a electronic kick drum ain't nothing but a pitch modulated Sine Wave you ing idiot!
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everythin is made of sine waves you numbskull. Look up Fourier Transform.
And are you tweaking on some drug because you are barely making any sense in the previous few threads. |
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| RichieV |
| quote: | Originally posted by Existo22
But G sharp is A flat you no music tard opportunist ;) that wanted to get into some you had nothin to do with. Lol.
Ask the violin playin' dude with an excellent ear for music...
Tell him. Existo say that G sharp is A flat. Is that true?
He should be able to answer that one. Shieeet.
I'll give you a tip boy. If you fakin' it keep your mouth shut and nobody will know how clueless you are. ;) |
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to a performer , Ab and G # are definitely not the same note. PLease shut up and turn your computer off when you decide to get high on what ever it is you are on. |
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| Existo22 |
| quote: | Originally posted by RichieV
and no
to a performer , Ab and G # are definitely not the same note. PLease shut up and turn your computer off when you decide to get high on what ever it is you are on. |
They enharmonic you ing idiot. The are same exact god damn pitch.
Heres the keyboard. Put your finger on Ab.
Ok. Now put your finger on G#. Go ahead.
*Slap.*
Smack Bitch Same Pitch? You want know it is? Ask Existo. Existo gonna tell you that depending on octave you are talking about 25.95 or 51.91 or 103.82 and so on... cycles. Wether you wanna call it Ab Or G# or ''retarded no music tard opportunist says keying samples doens't matter'' it's up to you but you are essentially talking about the same god damn pitch? Got it? So shut up and bow down.
Shieet. :mad:
When did it become cool around these parts for daniel son to disrespect Mr. Miagi? Wax on wax off mothera! :disbelief
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| Beatflux |
| quote: | Originally posted by RichieV
to a performer , Ab and G # are definitely not the same note. |
What?! |
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| echosystm |
| quote: | Originally posted by Existo22
Shieet. :mad:
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Is this you?
Big ups playa! Thug lyfe 4 rizzle! |
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| RichieV |
| quote: | Originally posted by Beatflux
What?! |
a performer will play G# a little sharper and a Ab a little flatter as G# will typically go to A and Ab to G.
| quote: | Posted By Existo
They enharmonic you ing idiot. The are same exact god damn pitch.
Heres the keyboard. Put your finger on Ab.
Ok. Now put your finger on G#. Go ahead.
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on paper they are the same but since you were talking about the violin. Any performer that knows what he / she is doing will play the G# a little sharper and Ab a little flatter. This applies to every instrument where micro inflections are allowed. THe only exception might be atonal modern music but I am quite certain you have no idea what that is. Basically ,you have no ing idea what you are talking about so please stop. |
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| cryophonik |
| quote: | Originally posted by Existo22
They enharmonic you ing idiot. The are same exact god damn pitch.
Heres the keyboard. Put your finger on Ab.
Ok. Now put your finger on G#. Go ahead.
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Not sure why I'm wasting my time here, but you're only partially right while RichieV is 100% right. You're talking about an instrument with discrete pitch. On an instrument with continuous pitch (e.g., the violin you used as an example), G# is typically played a little sharp and Ab is typically played a little flat. |
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| Existo22 |
| quote: | Originally posted by RichieV
a performer will play G# a little sharper and a Ab a little flatter as G# will typically go to A and Ab to G.
on paper they are the same but since you were talking about the violin. Any performer that knows what he / she is doing will play the G# a little sharper and Ab a little flatter. You have no ing idea what you are talking about |
''Pefrormer'' my ass tard. Shive that violin up your ass and see how far up you can get it to go ''Performer''. We are talking about tuning drum samples here. If you are working with samples stop the BS and get them in key so that they blend in with the rest of the track and you know how to eq the whole thing and were to set them knobs Just like the big boys do. I like the to be spot on. Makes it easier for everybody. And all these no talent drummers that cant play in time talking bout how thats their style. Well their style sucks! :whip: And now I got to fix the in beat detective to make this sound like he can play coz he paying the goin rate. And all those no talent singer hoes that can't hold a in pitch in some a&r mofo talkin bout how they don't use any tuning stuff and they so out of tune it just sucks... Plain and simple... Sweetheart if you want to sound like you can actually sing let existo pull the rabbit out the hole and stop and patch whatever the enginner is telling me to patch and stop coming around with a motherin opinion and let the engineer here concentrate on making you sound alot better than you actually are.
And Ritchie back to the druma you were the same mothera that wanted to tell us that a ing drum key is used just for tightening the drums. I say thats bull. Drum key. It is Right in the ing word. Drum KEY. Existo Knows what a drum key is for. ;) Oh yes. Believe that ;) |
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| RichieV |
| i'm sorry but your crack talk is just too hard to comprehend. Can you repost this when you come down ? |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by RichieV
i'm sorry but your crack talk is just too hard to comprehend. Can you repost this when you come down ? |
We've been waiting that for years. |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by Existo22
Sigh... But a electronic kick drum ain't nothing but a pitch modulated Sine Wave you ing idiot!
The first half is the Attack phase and the second half is the Bass Wave. :disbelief
You know you can create your own individual custom Kicks by combining the Attack phase of one Kick with the Bass Phase of another Right? :nervous: But you gotta know how to tune them so they in key with your bass. You know there is a tuning function on the MPC? Everybody from Scott Storch to Dre usin' them. Even Bt records are always in Key. Coz he know what he is doing.
Mother****** wanna go out and buy 7k dbs like he is a big hot shot mastering engineer. Mother****** you don't even know you to use a ing drum key! Granted your average drummer don't really know how to with this but that why the paying you the ''big hotshot engineer'' for right? Oh.
Now go out and buy some more gear bitch.
You know you can set the attack and release of the compressor depending on the track and how you want the compressor to ''thump.'' But I ain't giving you mofos no more game. Oh no. Yesterday I dropped the science. Today... it's different. Today Existo is feeling more competitive. There ain't that much cookie dough to go around these days so those who paid their dues and know the basics and have seen producers make the platinum hits with their own eyes will eat. Those who don't will bull. ;)
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Wow, for a hiphop guy you sure do love the cock.
And no G# aint aflat. why? because you love the cock.
.....and I caught you out on purpose because you don't know (see below) :haha:
Technically, the difference between G# and Ab are the incidentals used in the sheet music. The key of G# requires one double-sharp (Fx) and six standard sharps.
So they're the same are they? play the relative scales and find out (if you can).
But of course you knew that didn't you
Wigga, Plz :rolleyes: |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by Existo22
And Ritchie back to the druma you were the same mothera that wanted to tell us that a ing drum key is used just for tightening the drums. I say thats bull. Drum key. It is Right in the ing word. Drum KEY. Existo Knows what a drum key is for. ;) Oh yes. Believe that ;) |
Oh, and how many times have you seen a drummer "tune" his kick with a key to the other musicians? Really, can;t think of an instance. how about a key being called a key becuase it;s ing shaped like one you idjat. |
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