Is There An Editing Order???

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CHIKO said:
Well I Guess Ill End The Game ......all U Foolz Aint Shit Anywayz Da 1 Who Talks Da Shit Really Aint Shit .......& Datz All U Foolz Do But It Dont Even Matter Cuz People Like U Is Wat Keepz Me Going.....so Fuk Wat U Think ......fuk Wat U Say.......& Jus Fuk U Plain & Simple.....i Know Wat I Do & I Do It 2 My Point Of View.....im From Da Hood & I Got My Shit Straight Plus I Dont 4get Where I Came From .....2 All Da Real People Out There Understand Wat I Mean....itz Sum Thing U Fakez Will Never Come 2 Comperhend.....cuz Here Theres Jus A Buch Of Bullshit....like "dont Type In Capz Lock Cuz Ur Screaming" Or "these R Letters A, B, C, D, E" & "learn How 2 Spell" I Can Keep Going Butitz Da Funniest Shit Ive Every Heard But It Was Fun & I Leave Saying Fuk All U Fuken Hatterz U Aint Got Shit On Me!!!!!!!!!!
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Word... wut... whoomp......

Buh-bye........ :rolleyes:
 
CHIKO said:
Well I Guess Ill End The Game ......all U Foolz Aint Shit Anywayz Da 1 Who Talks Da Shit Really Aint Shit .......& Datz All U Foolz Do But It Dont Even Matter Cuz People Like U Is Wat Keepz Me Going.....so Fuk Wat U Think ......fuk Wat U Say.......& Jus Fuk U Plain & Simple.....i Know Wat I Do & I Do It 2 My Point Of View.....im From Da Hood & I Got My Shit Straight Plus I Dont 4get Where I Came From .....2 All Da Real People Out There Understand Wat I Mean....itz Sum Thing U Fakez Will Never Come 2 Comperhend.....cuz Here Theres Jus A Buch Of Bullshit....like "dont Type In Capz Lock Cuz Ur Screaming" Or "these R Letters A, B, C, D, E" & "learn How 2 Spell" I Can Keep Going Butitz Da Funniest Shit Ive Every Heard But It Was Fun & I Leave Saying Fuk All U Fuken Hatterz U Aint Got Shit On Me!!!!!!!!!!
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I can't wait to hear this made into a CHIKO special. mabey this should have been moved to the songwriting forum.
 
vestast said:
You know what else I like about this thread ?

I can post in it and get my post count up. In the cave I can post and insult people, but my post count stays the same .
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Good point!
 
I think you guys have CHIKO all wrong. He really is a tough guy gangsta from the hood. Here's the proof: he's in a bike gang. No, not some wussy, girlie-man motorcycle gang-- he's in a bicycle gang. I guess it's easier to do a drive-by when you are pedaling. :rolleyes:

Besides, CHIKO is "keeping it real." Real gang members ride bikes.
 

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So anyone want to comment on the order in which they edit?

Here ya go, CHIKITO: First things first. Record a track the best way you can. Try different microphones in different positions (for the mic, that is). Keep going until you get a really good track. Editing won't fix a muddy vocal.

Second, know your room. Is it boomy, or does it have flutter echo? You'll have to know, in order to have a good recording. If there's a bad reflection there's no "De-verb" control on the mixer. If you've got a bad sounding room, find a place in it that sounds OK, or find another room.

Third, apply noise reduction. It's usually a good idea to clean up the bottom end, too, so run a high pass set around 100-150Hz [but not on the bass tracks, naturally].

Fourth, tweak the EQ a little bit if the track needs help fitting into the mix. Cut rather than boost, and don't do much. Also do it while you're sober/clean. Drugs mess with your hearing, among other things.

Fifth, compress if the singer (as a courtesy I include rappers) can't keep a steady level and you can't hear the lyrics plainly. After all, there's no point in recording if nobody can understand your filthy, violent diatribes, is there?

Sixth, go easy on the reverb. Nothing shouts "beginner" like a heavy reverb on a vocal.

By the way, you say you're in the military? What's your MOS? The number, i mean.
 
lpdeluxe said:
Here ya go, CHIKITO: First things first. Record a track the best way you can. Try different microphones in different positions (for the mic, that is). Keep going until you get a really good track. Editing won't fix a muddy vocal.

Second, know your room. Is it boomy, or does it have flutter echo? You'll have to know, in order to have a good recording. If there's a bad reflection there's no "De-verb" control on the mixer. If you've got a bad sounding room, find a place in it that sounds OK, or find another room.

Third, apply noise reduction. It's usually a good idea to clean up the bottom end, too, so run a high pass set around 100-150Hz [but not on the bass tracks, naturally].

Fourth, tweak the EQ a little bit if the track needs help fitting into the mix. Cut rather than boost, and don't do much. Also do it while you're sober/clean. Drugs mess with your hearing, among other things.

Fifth, compress if the singer (as a courtesy I include rappers) can't keep a steady level and you can't hear the lyrics plainly. After all, there's no point in recording if nobody can understand your filthy, violent diatribes, is there?

Sixth, go easy on the reverb. Nothing shouts "beginner" like a heavy reverb on a vocal.

By the way, you say you're in the military? What's your MOS? The number, i mean.
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I'm sure pee-wee doesn't know what MOS means.
 
lpdeluxe said:
Here ya go, CHIKITO: First things first. Record a track the best way you can. Try different microphones in different positions (for the mic, that is). Keep going until you get a really good track. Editing won't fix a muddy vocal.

Second, know your room. Is it boomy, or does it have flutter echo? You'll have to know, in order to have a good recording. If there's a bad reflection there's no "De-verb" control on the mixer. If you've got a bad sounding room, find a place in it that sounds OK, or find another room.

Third, apply noise reduction. It's usually a good idea to clean up the bottom end, too, so run a high pass set around 100-150Hz [but not on the bass tracks, naturally].

Fourth, tweak the EQ a little bit if the track needs help fitting into the mix. Cut rather than boost, and don't do much. Also do it while you're sober/clean. Drugs mess with your hearing, among other things.

Fifth, compress if the singer (as a courtesy I include rappers) can't keep a steady level and you can't hear the lyrics plainly. After all, there's no point in recording if nobody can understand your filthy, violent diatribes, is there?

Sixth, go easy on the reverb. Nothing shouts "beginner" like a heavy reverb on a vocal.

By the way, you say you're in the military? What's your MOS? The number, i mean.
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I've put in bold, all the terms that will confuse this idiot.
 
Oh I wanna play. I've highlighted all the text that confuses ME !


lpdeluxe said:
Here ya go, CHIKITO: First things first. Record a track the best way you can. Try different microphones in different positions (for the mic, that is). Keep going until you get a really good track. Editing won't fix a muddy vocal.

Second, know your room. Is it boomy, or does it have flutter echo? You'll have to know, in order to have a good recording. If there's a bad reflection there's no "De-verb" control on the mixer. If you've got a bad sounding room, find a place in it that sounds OK, or find another room.

Third, apply noise reduction. It's usually a good idea to clean up the bottom end, too, so run a high pass set around 100-150Hz [but not on the bass tracks, naturally].

Fourth, tweak the EQ a little bit if the track needs help fitting into the mix. Cut rather than boost, and don't do much. Also do it while you're sober/clean. Drugs mess with your hearing, among other things.

Fifth, compress if the singer (as a courtesy I include rappers) can't keep a steady level and you can't hear the lyrics plainly. After all, there's no point in recording if nobody can understand your filthy, violent diatribes, is there?

Sixth, go easy on the reverb. Nothing shouts "beginner" like a heavy reverb on a vocal.

By the way, you say you're in the military? What's your MOS? The number, i mean.
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Is there any sorta emmy, or grammy, or oscar for BBS entertainment? If not, I think someone should host an annual CHIKO AWARDS program. That was some of the best reading (oh, and listening) ever. BTW, did you noticed in his last post he only capilized the first letter of each word. I think you guys finally made an impact.

My last thought is maybe there should be a set of polls like:
[] I love when people type in all caps
[] I don't mind " " " " " "
[] I refuse to answer post when " " " " "

Could have a similar one about run on sentences, over use of ebonics, etc. Could be the "primer" post to refer these people to. Just a thought...
 
chiko, i listened to that track on your soundclick page. How the fuck do you think you are going to get a record deal by rapping over the music to a Notorious BIG/junior mafia song?
 
fenix said:
chiko, i listened to that track on your soundclick page. How the fuck do you think you are going to get a record deal by rapping over the music to a Notorious BIG/junior mafia song?
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Are you implying that an A&R wouldn't take him seriously because of that?

You're crazy, he's the best rapper in the world. I'm surprised you didn't know that.
 
CHIKO said:
I Leave Saying Fuk All U Fuken Hatterz U Aint Got Shit On Me!!!!!!!!!!
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I kno U are [THUGG], BUT WHAT AM I?

MIDA! LA LA LA CONNECTID THA DOTZ, ESE


LOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Chairy-
 
I checked out Chikito's web site...

...but I didn't see any pictures of him in military uniform. Somehow I wasn't surprised. I don't think the army has changed that much since my era (pre-Civil War) and the idea that some sergeant or company commander would put up with his attitude is ludicrous, to say the least. Since all the "real" gangsta rappers are dead or in jail, this is what we have left: pirated songs, contrived spellings, banal lyrics* (I mean, really, is there ANYTHING new in those lines?) and clothes from Gangsta Gap at the mall. Ya know, back in the day, there were several hundred full-time surfers who hung out on the beaches in Southern California. They liked loud music, drugs, and sex, and they were young and strong and generally bleached blond from all the sun and well-tanned. Brian Wilson saw the potential in the image and recorded a bunch of rudimentary songs that contained the words "surf" and "surfing". Now if the Beach Boys had depended on sales to surfers (who, from my limited experience, believed the Beach Boys to be dorks, or, in surfer's terms, hodads; the surfers preferred going to Dickie Dale's place and listening to drum solos while fried on acid) they would have starved to death. Instead they marketed the image to 14-year-old girls and made a fortune. Food for thought.

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* Somebody explain to me why it's square for Shakespeare to write in iambic pentameter but awesome when some punk does it.
 
Hey chiko, your ruca lookin fine. Too bad Tony hit that shit up or what is Chris? You's just a lil bitch tryin to act tuff. I'll cut you like I cut lil crisp. Shit you aint nothin but a trick ass bitch.

411 fo ya, dat kid of yers is Tonys you dumb fuck. Wanna be bitch. Watch yo back before I'll cut you.

PCC role on crome and shoot to kill!

PS.- JOTINCHE
 
Somebody lock this thread would ya - it's getting pretty silly with all the chest thumping - there's a couple of musical ideas in here but for the most part Chiko has manipulated most everybody into a bunch of chest thumping and showing their dark side...very impressive

...would you guys let your Mama read this thread - I hope not ! :D
 
kylen said:
Somebody lock this thread would ya -
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I was going to lock it yesterday, but then dobro reminded me that I'm not a moderator. Well, it wasn't so much "reminded" me as stuck his tongue out and made this "nya nya nya" sound that was really irritating.
 
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