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At 12/10/14 05:15 PM, Troisnyx wrote: Okay, I've started a good third of this piece. It's coming along.
Whoever should receive this piece of mine, I hope to give you an auditory feast.

An 'eargasm' ??

Just found this. Here's a list of Average Genre Tempos

-Drum and Bass averages a BPM of 160-180
-Oldschool jungle is around 160-170
-Drum & Bass and Drumstep and Neurofunk 170-180
-Dubstep is around 140 BPM
-House varies between 118 and 135 BPM
-UK garage/2-step is usually between 130-135 BPM
-UK funky is around 130 BPM
-Techno 120-160 BPM (Generally around 120-135)
-Acid Techno 135-150
-Schranz around 150
-Hardstyle is around 150 BPM
-Trap is around 140 BPM
-Juke/Footwork is around 160 BPM
-Hip Hop is around 80-115 BPM
-Triphop / Downtempo around 90-110 BPM
-Concert marches are typically ~120 BPM.
-Screamers are usually 130-150 BPM
-Largo is 40-60 BPM
-Larghetto is 60-66 BPM
-Adagio is 66-76 BPM
-Andante is 76-108 BPM
-Moderato is 108-120 BPM
-Allegro is 120-168 BPM
-Presto is 168-200 BPM
-Prestissimo is 200+ BPM

Add some more if anyone think of any.

At 12/9/14 06:09 PM, Thunderpunchies wrote: I honestly use FL 11 PE. It works! But is there an advantage to having Ableton or anything else that FL doesn't have?

There are many, one example is that if you use Cubase and Ableton, you can use the rewire feature.

I got to play about with someones nuendo once, and I remember hearing it's especially good for mastering. (Don't know how true that is)

At the end of the day though it's just personal perference.

Last night I had this dream where the bottom of my mouth snapped off in my hand, was in sheer panic. My mum (who is a nurse) was trying to glue it together but in the end we decided to drive to the hospital. In the car on the way I started regurjitating teeth and the teeth on the roof of my mouth started fall off....

Thank fuck I woke up from that..

It works really well, I have had to make a few sacrafices though. You can choose the amount of hours you think you would like to spend studying at the start but it's totally dependant on the course you want to do. I chose to do part time for my Honours degree and im due to complete it in 6 years (4 years if full time), i'm sure you can do even less but you have to weigh up the commitment.

Wondering if any of you are studying with the Open University? If so what are you studying?

I'm studying English Literature & Language at the moment (purely because I enjoy studying it), hopefully it will land me a job later on but I ain't fussed. Decided to study with the OU because I work full time..

Anyone else?

At 12/9/14 11:48 AM, BrokenDeck wrote: Do you find CD turntables as responsive and versatile as good old analog LP turntables?

I opted to start with CDJ's to start with. Purely because of lack of space, i'm also thinking of starting to DJ out in clubs soon, I don't fancy lugging around vinyls :D

What's your opinion? Many Dj's opt for vinyl purely for the feel of it.

Did a Drum & Bass dj set recently! Would like some feedback on it if anyone can spare an hour or so :P

http://www.mixcloud.com/tahlin/02-tahlin-06-dec-2014/

Features artists like Calibre, Lenzman, Noisia, Teddykillerz, Alix Perez

This thread is for anyone who is into Turntablism. Feel free to discuss anything about your set up, equipment, juggling, scratching, Legal music download sites, recording & uploading mixes e.t.c.

Please do not link to tracks & mixes however, there is an advertisment thread in the audio forum for this already.

Here are some useful links:

Beginners Guide to DJ'ing
https://www.djtutor.com/
http://www.beatport.com
http://www.mixcloud.com/

Will update as I go along :)

Had a go at some 'progressive' house

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At 12/7/14 02:08 PM, dem0lecule wrote: Bah! I've missed Audio SS again!

I offer to create song gifts for those whom get missed out in the end.

Aye! Same.

I'm starting to organise them like that a bit. Mainly I label my folders with sub genres i.e in the kick folder i have seperate folders for analogue, electronic, 808's...

You could do it by genre though? I've got a folder for movie clips/quotes/ragga jungle samples

As it builds i'll probably change the system.

At 11/28/14 08:13 PM, AeroMusic wrote: dogsonacid is pretty good for me - I +1 kvraudio aswell

yeah DOA is back up again. Pretty sure they had pendulum or chase & status start on there forums.

I'm on http://dnbforum.com/ Some real good production technique discussion on there regardless if you like the genre or not.

Used to be on theaudioportal if anyone remembers that?

What is your set up? (Like what software, microphone any soundcards)

You could expirement with filters, make some movement with high pass cut offs e.t.c

At 11/30/14 03:04 AM, Knoxius wrote: got a mexi fender precision bass. sounds booomb

im all about that bass bout that bass

Was wondering how many amongst us are into turntablism?

Recently got some CDJ 350's and an Allen&Heath xone:23

what gear you guys using?

share some mixes if you got any recorded, pics, tips

My little setup at the moment:

At 12/7/14 10:33 PM, NewgroundsNation wrote:

At 12/7/14 10:21 PM, Monster-64 wrote: How is not taking substances that will put you jail depressing?

I dont know, maybe because he feels isolated and like he is maybe missing out on something that is commonly enjoyed many and might be going through identity issues?

Thats kind of a stupid question

It's a shame you can't order it off the internet...

Oh wait..

Something that's not too stressful, but not boring at the same time.

Maybe Morgue assistant for me

At 11/19/14 10:42 PM, NekoMika wrote: Youtube tutorials and goofing around in FL to see what sounds good and what doesn't.

Keep trying new things.

I've taken a bit of a chill with music production at the moment, I'll still go on and work on a track every now and then. I never Finish them though. I bought some DJ decks recently so im into that at the moment, but i'm starting to get inspired to produce again.

Think i'm just gonna spend some time making drum loops and bass samples for a while instead of focusing on creating songs. Build the sample library up :D

At 9/4/14 07:56 PM, mrjeffferson wrote:

At 9/4/14 07:23 PM, LunyAlex wrote: Well, at least your music is better than most people claiming to share their invaluable knowledge on here.
Good design on that website of yours, too.

Thanks for the kind words!

More clients under Clients will definitely help get more interested in the future.

they'll be up soon :)

Good luck.

Meh. I thought about trying to take courses and stuff to try and make money come out of my music. But I felt like a whore doing it.

Not in it for the money.

Be my guest if you find anything you'd like to use. Give me a pm if you do decide to use any!

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- - Entries are due by 2/15/2010 and will be judged soon after

Your confusing me already. So we must travel back in time to submit our entry? I'm sorry i dont want to travel back in time to my 20th birthday again.

it was a disaster

Well done to everyone who entered! And congratulations to Jkap1!!! Until next time :)

At 12/29/10 10:06 AM, Skeepsis wrote: If you could have a looksie at some of mine too, it would be appreciated :)

I thought i double posted then xD

If you could have a looksie at some of mine, it would be appreciated :)

I'm not trying to advertise,

but here is a link of my song.

Can you PLEASE listen to it. See what you think. And tell me what genre YOU think it is.

I'm not advertising though

honest

The best tutorials are the ones that come with it. Try look around on there website, or on youtube. Apparently it's one of the hardest sequencers to use, but once you get used to it (tempted to say 'you just get used to it' here) it's a real good program. I mixed my 'After all we've been through' on ableton.

At 12/28/10 11:43 AM, djInTheDark wrote: Yay! I'm not first again!

BAH, im in the last block again! This happened when i did russia >=(

OMFG neon haha =D

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My entry for Africa :) Enjoy.

Hope you all had a nice xmas

Merry Christmas y'all

:) Thanks for the gift Mikkim

Seasons greetings!!! Might chip and make something for one of the 3 that didnt get a prezzie :(