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Beat This!The next Beat This! Competition is from November 27-28th!
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Finished Beat It Up! - Battle #65
Beat 1 has a nice UK Grime feel to it, tho in my opinion needs work to get glued together. Beat 2 sounds good, but the sample is overly distorted for my taste, and in some parts the elements are all over the place without a musical anchor. Beat 3 sounds good as well, tho there's something off...- Giam
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- Forum: Beat It Up!
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It's 2019 - who's still using MIDI?
Totally! You can map fader position and turntable speed and direction to stuff like color change, rotation, zoom, clip change, etc in those VJ Software's. Even if you put some work in it and install some plugins yourself and configure em you can do that with some of the free VJ Sofware's or free... -
It's 2019 - who's still using MIDI?
Yeh as far as I remember Traktor had that or was a plugin for Max for Live, where you could edit the fader, don't remember if you could edit the direction of the vinyl (the digital file) . Other use peeps be giving a Midi Turntable is controlling visuals. There is where it gets really crazy... -
Showcase - July 1-14, 2019
Thanks mah men, encouragement always is positive. Right on.- Giam
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- Forum: Showcase Archives
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Showcase - July 1-14, 2019
I dig this. The sample fits perfectly. I like it like this, what I would have changed is the bass. I would have added an Upright Bass or the sort to keep the vibe and glue it all together.- Giam
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- Forum: Showcase Archives
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It's 2019 - who's still using MIDI?
lol I hear ya. The MPCs are great Midi Sequencers. There are tons of great deals in Craigslist and the like about old Midi Modules, E-Mu, Roland, etc, for virtually nothing. And you get TONS of cool and old school sounds. I'm always on the lookout for those. Hook em up to the MPC and instant... -
It's 2019 - who's still using MIDI?
Heavy heavy midi user. At the moment using a Roland MC-303 controlling a JV1080. What are you into these days @Fade? -
Finished Beat It Up! - Battle #60
Hey guys thanks for the constructive criticism. I'm going back to basics, and trying find a balance and focus in those, after years of crazy beats. I'm gonna post a couple of those in these upcoming weeks. Also I'm not bringing the volume way up in Mastering nor over processing, nor over...- Giam
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- Forum: Beat It Up!
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Beat This! - May 8-9, 2019
Solid dope beats, voting was difficult. Mucho fun!- Giam
- Post #13
- Forum: Beat This! Competition
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Sup.
No, I'm using Akai OS on the 1000. The 500 is a cool machine, the OS makes it super easy and super fast to program "natural sounding drums". Stepping up the tuning with velocity and stuff like that. I also set up the attack and decay to mimic "real drums". I don't like the swing on it tho. And...- Giam
- Post #7
- Forum: Introductions
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Sup.
Hey guys! Cool usernames. Thanks for the welcome. @Fade I was on the Mpc500 nonstop for about 4 years, then I got a hold of a Sp404sx which I've been using for about 4 years extensively then on the 1000 for about 2 years. Before that I was on the MPD and Ableton. For lofi and boombap absolutely...- Giam
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- Forum: Introductions
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Sup.
Sup everyone. Musician/producer focusing on the Mpc1000 & Sp404Sx.- Giam
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- Forum: Introductions