Production Methods?

[loopdon]

Just read an interview where that person says it's nice to apply edits after you have exported the track, by cutting out bars of the final *.wav and running effects over them. I have read this here quite often before but never really tried it. Will do now, though.

[RDR]

Just read an interview where that person says it's nice to apply edits after you have exported the track, by cutting out bars of the final *.wav and running effects over them. I have read this here quite often before but never really tried it. Will do now, though.

I do this all the time, its great fun!

[dirty_bass]

Just read an interview where that person says it's nice to apply edits after you have exported the track, by cutting out bars of the final *.wav and running effects over them. I have read this here quite often before but never really tried it. Will do now, though.

That`s in my production masterclass on this very site too.

[loopdon]

That`s in my production masterclass on this very site too.

I know, mate; said i'd seen it before on the board. Sometimes things become important all of a sudden to me. Like reading about automation and reading it again later and then at some point in time you really want to try it...

[tonyc2002]

Just read an interview where that person says it's nice to apply edits after you have exported the track, by cutting out bars of the final *.wav and running effects over them. I have read this here quite often before but never really tried it. Will do now, though.

that wouldnt of happened to be bk would it? :cheese:

[loopdon]

that wouldnt of happened to be bk would it? :cheese:

Psssssst. You are right. Didn't want to discredit myself by starting with something like: ''I saw this video from bk (hard dance artist), where he....'' :)

[Jay Pace]

Unknown to everyone here....
I have secretly been leeching knowledge from this forum and putting it to use for the benefitz of my productionz

mwwhaahahahaahahhaa!





Sorry.

[judas_beast]

Unknown to everyone here....
I have secretly been leeching knowledge from this forum and putting it to use for the benefitz of my productionz

mwwhaahahahaahahhaa!





Sorry.

YOU BASTARD!

[eyeswithoutaface]

and everyone else just let it drop ffs, Chris has said his piece, the thread was back on topic so just leave it at that. God if i can then surely you boys can

[loopdon]

For me there still is a thing called language barrier. I surely don't always get every special nuance here. Let's leave it at that and try and stay on topic next time.

[eyeswithoutaface]

For me there still is a thing called language barrier. I surely don't always get every special nuance here. Let's leave it at that and try and stay on topic next time.

of course, but surely it's better to pm me and ask what i mean instead of calling me out in public? Just do that next time instead of carrying it on when the thread was back in course mate

[loopdon]

I'm sorry. I will PM you next time.

[judas_beast]

Group Hug! Feel the love!

[RAAT77atBOA]

just wondering which methods you use when producing a track.

i.e.

get all the percussion in order, then work on synth, bass etc?

work on synth first?

try to finish in one session?

come back a week later and finialise things?

etc... etc...

i seem to layout the main body of percussion first, then work on bass and then work on all the details, i.e. synth, filters, other fxs, fills, edits etc..

how do you do it?

I work really hard to create track templates that allow me to have everything availible already for a tune, but do not automatically steer me into a specific direction.

After that; Depending on my mood, it's either 1. a riff (lead or bass or both) or 2. my drums. Then i build up most of the arrangement, usually pads/texture will come rather quickly. Next, with the arrangement mostly done, it's time to work on synth lead/bass/etc tones.. Efx, modulation, +. After that, it's on to the mixdown, and I'm done.

My main thing is to move around enough that I don't get bored.

[loopdon]

Sure you two couldn't do that in a different thread (or hotel room) ?

[dan the acid man]

how do you go about producing your tea? :ohdear:

[RDR]

omg

were any of you listening?

you think the others are bad, you aint seen nothing yet.

[rhythmtech]

omg

were any of you listening?

you think the others are bad, you aint seen nothing yet.