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I would not suggest to double all his vocal unless he's going for that south vibe

I'm down for it. I can test the delta1010 I think we should all use the same prog(the one that JFern Provided) for it to be relevant. If that prog is easy I will post result in a day or two.

I think you're doing it right, I do the same thing, if the sound you have in your head don't match anything that's provided in jamstix2 you can layer a few kick for example and mix them until it sound like what you want **bonus tip** when layering drum hits together, one things that work great...

hi everyone, I just took a look at the dap king studio and the first thing that striked me was the total absence of acoustic treatment in their control room, yet they manage to make recordings that sound beautyfull. do all that acoustic treatment talk just hype?? Daptone records studio vid

naw it's cool, I'm all about communication:) I guess "instrumental" will be better, anyway... I also feel you about the term Producer, to me: beatmaker= me, and everyone who just make random "instrumental" Producer= people who actually MAKE albums, who has the Vision from intro to outro, who...

glen, you understood me 100% it's more of a bad habit than a refusal to say beat when reffering to all the instrumentation without the vocal. I'm sorry I didn't knew it was getting on yall nerve. if I say "music" in the future is it ok??

I'm pretty sure that he meant to bounce all of his Reason tracks to a single wav file, asking if that wav should be mono or stereo, then rap over it. having an whole beat(drums, bass, whatever instruments, scratch, etc) in mono is bad.

Gladys Knight, Aretha Franklin, Curtis Mayfield, The Temptations, Outkast, Goodie Mob soul and rap wise those are pretty big names, I wonder wich record they did for gladys??

stereo, always. If you lift sample from vinyl you should have already noticed that most music is in stereo(e.g. horns to the left, string to the right, etc..)so if you convert it to mono you will lose that good mix an engineer worked so hard to acomplish some 30-40years ago. if you only use...

bump for help, still havent figured it out yet.

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ok I'm not a huge fan of coldplay but damn this song is great. the vocal is so much drenched into reverb it's not funny anymore but yet it still sound good. how you like it???

ok I was wrong to want a clean mic, I realized that I needed a warmer mic/preamp than my current ones I have an M-Audio Luna through a dmp3 since this is my first and only mic I had nothing to compare it too so I red a lot of reviews and found out it was considered somewhat warm, still I have...

I think the bass is really muddying the mix

it makes sense. but I was not going for a " you listen this track on an old vinyl " effect. I just wanted the drums to sound dirty, while having all the other sounds sound the cleaniest possible, considering they all had crackle noise in it. also it was not intended to have vocals over it, just...

I actually aimed for a vinyl-crackling-dirty drum sound, in "underground" rap we do like some lo-fi effect. and yes ALL these sound were sampled from vinyl by the guy who provided these sounds.

NL5, come on give me your advice. I ain't gonna start a thread for that beat, it was just a contest on some other forums, like who would best flip the samples given( bass, drum, and loops. no other sounds allowed than those provided) yet I'm curious as how you would improve this. Peace.

I'm open to suggestion as how it could sound better

also Glen I'm really curious as to what you consider the #1 overpriced toy

creativly speaking I agree there's not much difference. But technicaly, arranging all sampled cut to make a beat is different because all my sample have already been processed to fit a certain place in a certain track, when you work with musicians I guess you have to do a lot more to make things...