2,916 Forum Posts by "Breed"
I think it's generally agreed that people don't appreciate stolen music, however, I don't think the consistent curse words and all caps prove a point any better; Nor do I think publicly complaining will do anything about it. Just do your part as a NewGrounder by voting/uploading/reviewing legally and responsibly.
At 1/29/10 05:03 PM, KyleForrest wrote: I've never met anyone that would do it for free
Hi my names Mike. Now you have met someone who will do it for free.
I think a lot of people would do this for free...including me.
At 1/29/10 12:09 PM, Box-Killa wrote: o wait... checks date*
lol...
There is gonna be another one sometime relatively soon. This time with 5 judges too. But It probably wont be in THIS thread
At 1/29/10 03:30 AM, Reaper93 wrote: Another trick I came across recently (in orchestral composition, actually) is that you can pan an instrument, say, a kick, to the right, then pan its delay/echo/reverb effected self to the left. This will create the feeling of a LARGE spacious chamber (the hit is clearly to your right, and because it's on that side of the room, the majority of the echoes will be coming from your left).
That's basically what fattening is. Add a delay that so fast (<10ms) that it seems like one sound. Pan the delayed sound one way, and the original the other.
Also I never really mentioned it but just to clarify I always do panning with my percussion...I kinda just felt like that was a given.
ok nobody remixed my pretty little dutch girl song so I did a short bluegrass song on it =P
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At 1/29/10 02:21 AM, bassaaphex wrote:There is already a cancel recording macro, and I think that deletes the file too. You will just have to hit space bar to start recording again.is there anyway to map that macro to my midi controller though? or map the start/stop to the midi controller?
I'm 95% percent certain you can't. FL Studio doesn't do well with external controllers unfortunately.
Right click where the pointer of the arrow is. Option is called "Create Sub Mix To". If you don't have it then that means you don't have FL9. In that case I wouldn't know how to help you.
At 1/28/10 10:05 PM, TommyUlysesGrant wrote: I would love to not read. Send Me a PM
hahaha
At 1/28/10 06:40 PM, SessileNomad wrote: i only play with panning when certain effects are going off, i dont just keep my instruments panned throughout the whole track
I usually only pan things for an entire track if there is something I can counter pan, like if its just a lead and a beat I wouldn't pan the lead, however if there was a lead and a sidechained pad and a beat then I would pan em both opposite directions. Wider stereo spread makes for a fatter sound if you keep the apparent volume the same so I think that validates using it in electronica. Not to mention if you want to fatten a sound properly then you pan the original sound one way, and the delayed sound the other way.
At 1/28/10 09:24 PM, Grargh wrote: 10% either side seems a bit stingy certainly.
Well when you start going above 10% people it becomes more evident, and sometimes thats a good thing, however, a lot of the time you are just trying to give the mix some space, without making it seem like it's panned one way or the other.
You're not likely to find a piano that is preloaded with tutorials for songs you like. Usually its really typical songs like Joy of Man and Fur Elise.
I'm curious what you fellow electronic musicians do with panning. I tend to keep my bass line centered, my lead the left 5-10%, and my side chains to the right 5-10%(unless they are the only bass). Any pads or background noises I usually either keep centered or if there are multiple ones I separate them just for a little wider stereo spread. I usually do some kind of panning sweep with my fx too. I thought it an interesting question just because there is no live instrument to imitate, nor is there a typical layout like there is with pop bands/jazz bands/etc.
So how do you guys pan your synths & fx?
At 1/28/10 02:48 AM, bassaaphex wrote: hey just want to know if this is possible,
i want to know if you can create some sort of macro where when i push a button on my midi controller, it stops recording in fl, deletes whatever i just played and then starts recording again with the 4 beat click in.
instead of me having to go back to the computer when i make a mistake while recording somthing on my midi controller.
does anyone know a way this could be done or is it impossible?
There is already a cancel recording macro, and I think that deletes the file too. You will just have to hit space bar to start recording again.
At 1/28/10 04:33 PM, JKG1069 wrote: Hey I'd like to link all my drum tracks to one mixing track, on top of their own tracks each. Basically, each one has its own settings, and I'd like to make a master drum track to clean the entire drums section up. is that possible? Like without getting rid of their other tracks
Right click one of the mixer tracks and create a sub bus on an unused channel (i think they call it a 'create submix to' in fl studio). then when you right click and go to the 'create submix to' option again you dont have to create a new one; you can just have them all go to that sub bus you already created. that sub bus works just like a mixer track, however it controls all the tracks the have set to it.
It's easy to think of it like you would a business:
Mixer Track - Regular Employee
Sub Bus - Area Supervisor
Master - Manager
My name is Mike and I do very well with FL studio. we are a great Mike/Program combo.
This sounds so awesome. A good start for marketing my new electro house title for sure! free shwag too? Im so in.
I would like to help judging. I am good at hearing mixing and mastering skills (general timbre quality you might call it). I can also vouch for loans being a solid judge both musically and technically.
At 1/26/10 04:01 PM, SoulofNowhere wrote: any help would be appreciated!
Having a good mobo won't help the sound quality really unless it has a really good integrated sound card. You can get a solid sound card for about 100 bucks, and if you want to make life even easier you could spring another 50 and get an m box or a lexicon audio interface(external sound card basically that just plugs into usb or firewire). As for microphones your are going to want a condenser mic thats made for vocals. For a good low line sound you will probably want to spend between 80 and 120 dollars. I haven't been researching mics in a while though so idk what to suggest exactly.
At 1/26/10 03:50 AM, JKG1069 wrote: ok i have one more question. when i record straight to playlist, even if i delete the clip, it still plays what i recorded there. and i can't figure out how to get rid of it besides restarted FL without saving
Well that sounds weird, it should stop it, however you could always delete the channel. In your pattern sequencer where it says "Unsorted" at the bottom click that and go to the Audio Clips. Your recording should be one of those channels, so just delete it(it wont delete it from your computer, just from being used currently in fl studio).
At 1/24/10 07:37 PM, xKore wrote:
:But I'm not sure if I'm talking about the same problem as you.
You are, and ya it's usually only in radical changes. I do the same thing to get around it. Oh well!
qwerty to midi is on by default, so when you press qwerty keys when in focus of a vst
I don't mean when that's checked(I used to use that a lot when I didn't have a keyboard. ctrl-t for on/off hotkey). I mean some vst's will disable the keyboard regardless. Edirol for example I think does it. Usually it's with cheaper vst's though like tweakbench or gvst ones.
At 1/25/10 11:12 PM, JKG1069 wrote: am i supposed to not adjust these as its playing?? if so how the hell do i know what sound im getting?
if record is on then it will record every fader you move during tracking into an automation clip. make sure to set up your eq and compressor first, then hit record and start. if you want to make it change sometime in the middle, then do that in the mixdown after the recording by using the create automation clip function.
Okay here's a couple general problems I noticed.
1 - Sometimes If you have a lot of automation clips starting at the same point you get a loud clicking sound when it hits that part. I figure this has something to do with the automation clip starting off with a totally different value however I have only figured out how to fix that if that difference in value isn't intentional(like at the very beginning of a song when the initial value is set to one thing and the automation clip says another).
2 - Also I noticed that some plug ins hijack the focus of the keyboard. For instance if I was in Edirol and I wanted to switch to song mode I would normally just hit "L" but when the focus is on that it doesn't allow it. And the same goes for any hotkeys.
Where a can I download or how do I make this sound?
Ya usually people use white noise. Another method would be to use a really long crash symbol and just adjust the CRF(i think thats what its called) in the channel options and play with the ADSR and you could potentially make a cool one with that. Or you could be lazy like me and just reverse the sample of the crash. Reverse effects FTW.
I think VIP-Zone has some good crashes in their free samples(you just have to sign up for free and they send you an email link to the samples).
At 1/24/10 01:21 AM, snowfender wrote: the college i go to - i'd rather not blatantly say. but i'll post the website.
I only asked because I'm studying in Chicago right now...anyways I guess it doesn't quite reach west chicago. Oh well. Feel free to use any of my tunes. Some of them are on youtube if thats easier just search Logical Defiance or Aural Sex Audio.
At 1/22/10 07:36 PM, Mystery-Moon-Pie-Aud wrote: I think it's like a software audio driver.
If you are using an audio interface or sound card besides your motherboards integrated sound, ASIO, a standardized driver from Steinberg, makes it so that the sound is only processed through your card or interface instead of going through both. This lowers the delay a grip when recording or sending midi signals and usually allows you to turn down your buffer length a little too.
In regards to questions being answered from the FL studio thread, I have never had a problem getting answers.
At 1/22/10 07:14 PM, Jnr1114 wrote: It says I need an ASIO driver for an input. Isn't ASIO only for USB? I'd like to record with my 3.5mm microphone. . . So if I download an ASIO Driver will it work for a 3.5mm input?
Thanks
friendly *ahem*
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At 1/19/10 06:05 AM, loansindi wrote: Logicaldefiance: quality board?
If it's me your questioning then I am definitely in. Yes.
Their**
Did your read that first amazon review? It goes into detail about how much better then 380's are from the 280's and I can vouch for the 280's for sure.
I have the 280's and those are well worth there money. The HD Pro's are really great monitoring headphones.
