2,363 Forum Posts by "midimachine"
Even a lot of club DJs who take themselves seriously are pretty dreadful. I can't tell you how many times I've heard guys drop songs without matching the beats or pitch and even a couples guys who would drop a track really suddenly on top of the middle of another track without warning and on the wrong bar/beat a couple times.
So I guess what I'm saying is that if you're a shitty DJ then automatic beat matching doesn't suddenly make you good.
If you have the permission of the copyright owners OR the music you used was released under a CC license that didn't include "Share-Alike" or "No Derivatives" then it wouldn't be against the rules.
speaking of cats, mine just did a poop. i can tell because she walked across my keyboard and she waved her butt around and spread the smell all over the room. fuck.
Well, what program do you use to make music? When you go to export an mp3 file there should be an option for the bitrate when you're creating the file and it'll usually look like "256kbits" or "192Kbits" or something.
In any case, there's no harm in waiting until your first submissions are approved until uploading a new one.
I get this sometimes too. I don't know what it is, but when it happens to me I render a new mp3 with different settings (slightly lower bitrate specifically) and a different file name and it seems to work.
I heard santabro was a bit of a ponce!
I gotta say, even with my submission finished, there are a couple of entries that really make me fear for my chances.
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Clutching Straws by midimachineClick to listen.
- Score
- 2.00 / 5.00
- Type
- Song
- Genre
- New Wave
- Popularity
- 3 Views
glad to have this out finally. list of time sigs in description.
At 5/17/11 02:06 PM, OrphenFire wrote: 3/3 and 5/4, I think. Lol. Enjoy ;)
I hate to be pedantic, but "3/3" is written as 9/8, although it would indeed be conducted as three dotted crotchet beats ;)
"The planet is fine. The people are fucked!"
Love that routine.
The way I feel about Massive is that it does everything you could ever want it to, but it does so without soul. Lots of people love how it sounds though so maybe I'm just picky or too attached to my trusty old synth collection :<
I use a bit of external MIDI stuff.
VX8 master keyboard
Bitstream 3X
Korg nanoKEY
and a Rock Band drumkit (mapped with mijoy)
The bitstream is my favourite investment so far because it has SYNC24 out for my 303. I'm in the market for an old Yamaha SHS-10 keytar, for stylish MIDI input.
totally not a link to my dick blog guys!
At 5/20/11 09:09 AM, Chronamut wrote: no I use Maxi Pads
I was going to say this but then decided not to cause I didn't think it'd be that funny! ;)
well you know what they say, everybody gettin' down make no mistake, nothing sounds quite like an 808.
"exclusive rights" are not in any deal that i have agreed to, so it isn't what i'm selling.
I open FL and make noises until I get something that sounds good.
JEEZ that picture sure does explain a lot! THANKS FOR THAT.
At 5/20/11 07:37 AM, midimachine wrote: so basically some 16 year-old is receiving minor critical acclaim and you're jealous.
okay so yeah you actually are, I didn't read the whole post because all I saw was QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ.
Anyway you shouldn't be worried man, his music really doesn't speak volumes of experience. No doubt that it's sounds good, but it's not "complete" or "mature". I can't really describe what it should sound like, but it involves a lot more understatement... I think...
I've heard it said that, as musicians, we reach our peak or "prime" at the age of 60. All of us have a long way to go.
so basically some 16 year-old is receiving minor critical acclaim and you're jealous.
You need to be approved in this day and age.
Really? Mine is single click :<
yeah i didn't think so either
the original author of that song is cool with you doing this, right?
STEP ONE: drag and drop an mp3 file from the browser or windows explorer into the playlist (thing window with the "Tracks")
STEP TWO: Open up the channel in the Step Sequencer (the window withe the steps where you make PHAT BEATS YO).
THREEEEE: Right click the TIME knob, and select AutoDetect.
VIER: from the massive menu that appears now, select "140 (Project)". If the number isn't 140 it means you changed the project tempo, but it doesn't matter.
5: Now when you press play and move the project tempo around, the song speed and pitch will change in correspondence with the. To set the change in stone, you have to "automate" the tempo. There are a few ways to do this: you can record the tempo changes you make manually, you can right click the tempo selector and create an automation clip which will appear in the playlist where you can mess around with dot points and curves and stuff, or you can right click the tempo and select "Edit Events and then edit the automation precisely but it's really fiddly and probably not worth the trouble for this situation.
ROKU: When you're happy with the automation, go all the way up to the top left and select File>Export>MP3 file. Tell it where you want the file to be saved then just click the start button or whatever it's called on the next window that pops up, and then it should start to look like this. Now you're done! Woohoo! Awesome.
Someone probably posted a direct link to the mp3 file on another popular site/blog. A direct link will affect the download counter, but not the listens.
I'm so sick of my song that I'll probably not finish it properly, but I'll definitely upload SOMETHING before the 22nd :)
Feel free to look through my audio on NG
http://www.midimachine.newgrounds.com
You can also check out my soundcloud page cause there's stuff there that I don't post here
http://www.soundcloud.com/midimachine
I can do pretty much any genre.
I won't stop making music until I stop enjoying it. Then I'll eventually stop enjoying not making music and start making it again.
Condoms
Is it strange that I haven't noticed a difference between bare and sheathed in the last 6 months?
