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Happy Birthday Evolve140 (pg. 2)
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| itsamemario |
| quote: | Originally posted by Trancelover03591
It's interesting you mention it Alfi. When I was around 10-12 or something I used download.com and looked for different music making freeware and found the FL Studio demo. This would have been around 2000-2001. It was a low number 1,2,3 or something. In the demo you couldn't save, but you could export to MP3 whatever you could get done in one session. |
haha download.com.. Old skoooool... I don't remember if that's where I got my first demo of Fruity Loops from, but I do know that in january 2001 came version 3.0 out. It had a piano roll and I came hard in my barely legal pants. |
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| itsamemario |
That sounds A LOT better than my first tracks... But that's probably because I tried to make trance. My 3rd or 4th track was some really, really hard techno. The riff was insane, but the samples sounded like lol... Man I'm gonna see if I can find the project file and blow some dust off of it. It was also the first track I made (and saved) that featured vocals. "Okay, ROLL the drums" BAUM BAUM BAUM BAUM DUT DUT DUT |
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| Trancelover03591 |
| quote: | Originally posted by itsamemario
That sounds A LOT better than my first tracks... But that's probably because I tried to make trance. My 3rd or 4th track was some really, really hard techno. The riff was insane, but the samples sounded like lol... Man I'm gonna see if I can find the project file and blow some dust off of it. It was also the first track I made (and saved) that featured vocals. "Okay, ROLL the drums" BAUM BAUM BAUM BAUM DUT DUT DUT |
Well, this was my best one and one of the few that is finished. I am listening through my old tracks right now and most of them peak, have tons of reverb on the master and are a lot worse than this.
Honestly, any song that goes: "Okay, ROLL the drums" BAUM BAUM BAUM BAUM DUT DUT DUT" has to be kind of awesome. I hope you find it. |
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| itsamemario |
| quote: | Originally posted by Trancelover03591
Well, this was my best one and one of the few that is finished. I am listening through my old tracks right now and most of them peak, have tons of reverb on the master and are a lot worse than this.
Honestly, any song that goes: "Okay, ROLL the drums" BAUM BAUM BAUM BAUM DUT DUT DUT" has to be kind of awesome. I hope you find it. |
Haha I remember the first time I used reverb. On errything.
haha, and the first time I used a compressor loooool. Whenever the kick stopped thumping for a second the rest of the track would sound about 4 or 5 times louder. It was insane, I tell you! |
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| EddieZilker |
| Happy birthday, man! |
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| Trancelover03591 |
| Yea, I found one of my tracks that did that with the compressor. The kick was side-chaining everything else but only because it was peaking so much. I hadn't even tied anything to the kick. |
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| stewart.m |
| happy birthday dude |
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| Storyteller |
| Happy birthday :) |
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| Looney4Clooney |
| quote: | Originally posted by itsamemario
Ii-ii kno-oow of someone who used to do drugs before but don't anymore lalalalaaaa :D
Oh man, tutorials haha! That wasn't something that existed on the internet when I started out. And samples? Hah!! I remember looking for hours and hours on end, hooked up with my ty 28.8k dialup modem, finding like these crappy 4 bit samples, that kiiiiinda sounded like what you were looking for.. Man, the first FL I used didn't even have the ts404 :stongue: so I was making weeeeeeiiird remixes 666 - Amokk, where I used a bee sound. It was cool. |
where are you from. Broadband was pretty much universal in 2000. Or did you start when you were really young. I never bothered with DAW as anything but a sequencer until 2002. I remember buying the UAD cards first generation when you had to take care of delay compensation. I must of been like one of 10 people in Canada to have those cards.
I remember in 2000 that there was no help anywhere. No sample cds aimed at dance and you pretty much had to figure it all out on your own.
And i used to have a yamaha sampler the A5000. 4 mb of ram. About 40 seconds in mono. Nice. Side chaining didn't exist well it did but who had that kind of money. I had 1 buss compressor, a TC delay and a lexicon reverb. |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
where are you from. Broadband was pretty much universal in 2000. Or did you start when you were really young. I never bothered with DAW as anything but a sequencer until 2002. I remember buying the UAD cards first generation when you had to take care of delay compensation. I must of been like one of 10 people in Canada to have those cards.
I remember in 2000 that there was no help anywhere. No sample cds aimed at dance and you pretty much had to figure it all out on your own. |
Not quite. I remember living in Toronto in 2001 and Broadband was a very new and expensive thing - I was still on a dial up (as a starving student). In London in 2000 you did have broadband but again it was pretty damn expensive - Cable TV was in it's infancy (analogue only) and cable london (now Virgin Media) had only about 10% of the uk covered in terms of cable infrastructure. Now it's probably 80% (and the other 20% is remote places like farms in the Hebrides). |
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| Looney4Clooney |
| must of been calgary i think then. That is where i was. |
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| tehlord |
| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
And i used to have a yamaha sampler the A5000. 4 mb of ram. About 40 seconds in mono. Nice. Side chaining didn't exist well it did but who had that kind of money. I had 1 buss compressor, a TC delay and a lexicon reverb. |
I had a Roland W30, 512MB at 12bit
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