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    you are right, i wouldn't discredit him because of that, either. seemed a knowledgeable fella and nice as well. i always enjoy videos like that.

    you don't get stuff like that in german magazines ;(

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    Quote Originally Posted by fatcollective View Post
    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by judas_beast View Post
    Here's my method;

    1- open Cubase
    2- see what happens
    real talk nigga.. lmao

 

 
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