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muzzell last won the day on December 30 2010

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  1. Lots of dope cuts.. Very hard to judge 01: ChinMachine 02: IQ 03: Atom 04: Jesuskut 05: Fakser 06: FlipFlop 07: Waxdestroyer 08: Backtrack
  2. muzzell

    Java help

    think its sorted now thankyou
  3. muzzell

    Java help

    Anyone here good at java that can help me out please?
  4. Thanks to all who have paid a few quid. thankyou
  5. cool.. im good ta.. just working hard and doing music when i can mate..
  6. Listen and download my new album here http://muzzell.bandcamp.com/album/whisper-talk-shout-scream
  7. qbert wouldnt be where he is without him tho..
  8. if you do i got some stuff you can have thats ready to go. Drums, Y vocal skips and -50 skips...
  9. i thought itunes files are 256 ?
  10. nice1 mike.. Wicked stuff. a rapper would work on top of this.. i got given one of those yamaha machines at xmas and was thinking it would make a nice little controller for the 3000.
  11. owwww to much to say on this but writing it down would take toooo long... Lets just say there is no right or wrong with music but experience and practise are key... plus there are 1000 different ways of getting the same result's. ""the sampled recording in question will already have been mastered and mixed and "produced" to a given standard, meaning they will have certain EQing on them, panning (if you sample in stereo), compression, filters and effects. I guess my question is how do you deal with that"" - I would never use a sample in its raw form. so look at it, eq, mono or widen... basicly make it fit your tune... or : ) write your tune round the sample. Mastering is a pro set of ears (with experience) running through pro equipment, comming out of pro monitors in a treated (very inportant) room. People who say they can get the same results at home on the laptop are just kidding themselfs. IMO @tom... clipping is something my mate has been telling me is ok recently. Go;s agaist every thing i (and many other's think) but is done more and more now. so if you had punchy drums with big peaks and the rest of the tune looked alot lower, but all sounded right in the mix, then just puch the overall vol by 3 - 6 db. You can get away with a little with it still sounding ok and loud. This is instead of limiting the whole track as this will squash the freq's which you dont want. blah
  12. damm right... mastering is deff not for fixing tracks but it can hide a few mistakes. you cant polish a turd tho.. (im in no way reffering to your stuff btw) I want to hear more pre and post mastered material. I also need to build a good reference folder. I been told (shouted at) for a few months now that without referencing constantly when mixing down that your basicly "drawing in the dark". Its hard to belive sometimes cos you think your tunes sound ok, punch in the right places and all that but when you compare to radio ready mix;s they sound so off. Its a annoying cos i been writing for over 20 odd years and still cant get it right. practise more I know but fuck how much time does it take. Your stuff is sounding tight but i bet you hate the sound still??? : )
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