281 Forum Posts by "Birdinator99"
Voted!
The studio/company is "Kama-Mara LLC", correct? Just want to make sure I got it right.
At 11/9/11 10:54 AM, Rahmemhotep wrote: I really liked Birdinator's track. Very funky and West Coast hip hop.
Good luck to the winners, losers, ProudAardvark and midimachine.
Good luck to the losers?!?!? What does that mean?!?!? lol
I live nowhere near the West Coast.
I live nowhere near the East Coast.
I propose a new genre -- No Coast electric avant-garde post-funk trip hop.
I believe that posting an advertisement in the "Voice Actors Wanted" thread, as I can see you've already done, is the recommended course of action for your situation, but please don't make a separate thread about it as well.
At 11/7/11 04:44 PM, Supersteph54 wrote: Just wanted to add that there seems to be a mistake with Echo's formatting of RobinDB's reviews. The third review is supposed to be Birdinator's and the second should be aliaspharow's, rather than the second being Birdinator's and the third being ProudAardvark's.
8/10 --> 7/10 -_- downgraded
Tough way to go -- so many good songs! Congratulations to ProudAardvark!
I'll be sure to give each of the final songs a lengthy review :)
We should wait for Aliaspharow to finish up -- if we were prepared to give Aardvark a whole day, we could atleast give Aliaspharow a couple hours.
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Incantation (NGADM '11) by Birdinator99Click to listen.
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Here you are.
Exporting as a 24 bit .WAV gave me an annoying sound/buzz that played during part of the song, so I tried normalizing the bass, because that's where I heard the problem. It didn't do anything -- should I remove compression when normalizing? Should I normalize all my tracks if I plan to normalize at all?
When exporting a pre-master, it has been suggested to me to do so as a 32 bit .WAV file. My options only let me go to 24 bits -- is there much of a difference in quality between the two types? Does another option affect quality more than bits?
At 11/2/11 05:42 AM, midimachine wrote: first again, augh
Oh yeah, 'cause that's so weird :p
At 10/24/11 02:21 PM, PSvils wrote: Oh, and never put any fx on your master channel. None, no compressor, no limiter. When doing the initial mix, do NOT worry about the loudness of the overall mix, that comes with mastering. Important thing with mixing is making sure nothing sounds muddy, and that there isn't any/much clashing between instrumentos.
Damnit, that's how I do it. I tried exporting my mix by itself (no master FX) to master it in a separate project file one time, but when I listened to the exported, untouched mix first, it sounded worse than when it was in the original project file. I thought that adding any processing at that point might mess it up further, so I stopped right there. Should I be exporting my mix differently?
At 10/21/11 12:27 PM, sokutare wrote: Thanks n_n
I alredy download the FL studio ;D and works good n_n
Cool. Good luck to you, then.
Wow, I'm glad I improved on the mixing part again, and for the most part, I agree with all the suggestions that were given.
See you next round!
Here's a handy list:
http://www.newgrounds.com/bbs/topic/2557 66
A lot of people use FL Studio here. Not me personally, but I've heard good things, y'know?
At 10/20/11 08:31 PM, LogicalDefiance wrote:At 10/20/11 08:04 PM, Birdinator99 wrote: Win or lose next round, it's been a blast.Oh yeah baby.
Uh, I hope that's not implying anything...
I lol'd.
At 10/19/11 04:09 PM, Supersteph54 wrote: Also Birdinator99 is pulling a Spikrodd on us and getting to Round 4 without having an opponent to beat :P.
Hey guys, I just wanted to apologize to anyone who feels like my presence here at this point in the contest was unfairly earned. I have nothing but appreciation for all the judges, participants, and others who helped organize this. I really enjoy being able to learn new things from you guys and improve my skills.
Believe me, under normal circumstances I wouldn't be here, but since I am, I'm trying my best to take advantage of the opportunity, and I just wanted to say thank you for it. Win or lose next round, it's been a blast.
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Superfluous High (NGADM '11) by Birdinator99
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Ok to post NGADM stuff here?
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Superfluous High by Birdinator99
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There we go -- all fixed up.
At 10/15/11 12:58 PM, LiquidOoze wrote: Btw I've reviewed all submissions so far, so I'm good on schedule. :)
Hey ooze, don't review mine yet -- I'm still gonna change it in time.
At 10/12/11 07:29 PM, HDC wrote: Shuddup you troll.
Well, you did post it twice. He's just pointing it out.
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Ngadm '11 Third Round WIP by Birdinator99
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Deadline snuck up on me, jeez.
Still trying new things -- will improve if necessary.
I'm pretty ahead of schedule -- should be able to post a WIP in a few days.
At 10/2/11 02:15 PM, Supersteph54 wrote: you guys have to wait a little while longer for Round 3!
Hey, no problems here. I still need to get used to my new headphones a little. Stuff's starting to sound real good on 'em now -- should help control my bass levels/EQ, too.
At 9/30/11 10:22 PM, midimachine wrote: Have you listened to other music in them yet?
Oh yeah, of course, but not for very long -- only a couple of days. I'm making sure to listen to a wide variety of stuff to try and get a good feel for them.
The bass is the strangest part for me so far; not as powerful as my old headphones, but I guess that's good because it allows other frequencies to even things out. Flatness = clarity, right?
At 9/30/11 02:38 AM, eatmeatleet wrote: did you burn them in?
You mean like break them in? I haven't been listening very long at all on them, but I guess my ears will adjust to them.
My current stuff sounds like crap on them, so here's hoping I'll improve a lot, eh? Maybe not ear-gasms at first...
At 9/29/11 07:04 PM, sorohanro wrote: EQ-ing something depends very much on what else you have in the mix. Here, something that might help:
http://audio.tutsplus.com/sessions/all-a bout-eq/
Ah, this looks great -- definitely taking a look at this.
At 9/29/11 09:45 PM, dj-Nate wrote: How much did you spend
Well, it was a birthday gift, but I believe it cost $300 before taxes. Easily returnable though, but they do sound quite clear. Good reviews from external websites and the like.
Seriously though, just got these:
http://north-america.beyerdynamic.com/sh op/dt-1350.html
Anybody familiar with these or similar pairs? They sound pretty flat on most things I've listened to so far; good for producing?
