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  1. joeburnem

    hoopty check!!!! LOL...hahhaha

    I drive a 91 chevy corsica. Aka lil' Smokey.
  2. joeburnem

    Who's your favorite company!!!!

    Sonic Foundry. True, Clear and Easy to use. It just str8 no nonsense software for pros and novice types. Sequencing (Acid)- Editing (Sound Forge)- Recording (Vegas) & CD Achcitect.... what more could you ask for?
  3. joeburnem

    Avatars

    I'm on the band wagon.
  4. joeburnem

    Hip Hop software

    ACID 3 or 4, baby. The only way to go!
  5. joeburnem

    zip drives?

    Me too EKA. I store my samples on them. Quick easy storage .
  6. joeburnem

    Drum Tracks

    ACID 4. Draw the beat out.
  7. joeburnem

    what was ur 1st piece of equipment?

    A Yamaha Cassete 4-track & DOD FX unit with a 4 sec sampler. AND I STILL KEEP IT SIMPLE!!!!
  8. joeburnem

    CD Achitect Question

    Anybody use CD Architect? I hear you can do some great things with it. I overheard a conversation where someone said that WaveLab could do some of the things it does. I want to be able to put my finished CD's together like the pros.
  9. joeburnem

    Tape Samples (Quick Question)

    I bring out the tape deck every now and then. I had to get this jazz bassline off a cassette once... it worked out out fine. Shit, I grabbed a piece out of "About A Boy" and I have that on VHS! LOL
  10. joeburnem

    You ever used the Akai S20?

    I have one. The thing to do is to slave it to a drum machine to trigger it from the drum pads. Your drum machine becomes your sequencer. It's atight little unit if used correctly.
  11. joeburnem

    Sampling Old Vinyl

    I love sampling from classic vinyl ,too. BUT I do use sample CDs. They have their purpose. I use them mainly for the foundation of my production. I will admit there are some wack ass sample CD's on the market just re-hashing what they put out the last time. Sometimes you get a good one here and...
  12. joeburnem

    Affordable good quality Digital multitrack recorder

    Good choice for the money. I had the low end version of that model. (BR-8) with just the zip drive . It had a killer sound with some nice on board effects From pan swishes to out of space shit I can't even use. I sold 2 weeks ago. I regret it so much!
  13. joeburnem

    Favorite Beats

    I'm feelin' "Apollo Kids" by Ghostface "Smile" by Scarface
  14. joeburnem

    Pitch Black - It's All Real (Produced by DJ Premier)

    I'm not 'bout killin' my people , but you know how it go, Work with me, not against me, and we'll make mad dough. - Lil Dap Don't front on Group Home! LOL
  15. joeburnem

    audio enginerring???

    I went to the Art Institute of Pittsburgh for audio and video engineering. I had to drop out at the beginning of my second year. It was too costly. I got a job working as a staff producer/engineer's assistant at a local sudio.
  16. joeburnem

    Sampling Old Vinyl

    It's an art.
  17. joeburnem

    its a Queens thing!!!

    I love Queens. I know I aint from there, but I feel the area. I got lost In Lefrak City, Got ran out of Flushing and almost got my dome rocked at Planet Q! I wasn't doing nothing but enjoying the music when Cipher Sounds caught hell from the crowd cause they wanted Flex. People started buggin...
  18. joeburnem

    why do artists waste good beats on pointless skits?

    I love the "Who We Are" track on Slum Village's Trinity. I wish it was a full track. The groove is soulful and leaves me wanting more.
  19. joeburnem

    Best Beat Ever

    "Shook Ones" Mobb Deep
  20. joeburnem

    Ol' Skool Kicks

    Blue orange and white Pat Ewing Adidas
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