Obese Beats
Who here doesn’t want them? Show me some hands… anyone? Bigger, fatter, phatter, huge, dance-floor destroying whatever, were all talking the same thing here. When it comes to writing dance-floor electronic stuff you need good solid beats. Ain’t no different for drum n bass production. No doubt. No discussion. No excuses. So how do you turn your limp, flaccid and thin beats in powerhouses rhythms? Read on. Read the rest of this entry
Howdy, every now and again I go through my old Future Music or Computer Music magazines and watch the masterclasses for a bit of inspiration or gain a little more knowledge. Now the majority of videos that they’ve brought out focus on the “house” music genre but there is still plenty of stuff you can learn from them. Besides that i’ve also found I’ve picked up new bits of information that i’ve missed in the past. Anyways, check out the videos and let me know what you think. I think Ian is a very talented producer and conveys what he is trying to teach very well. The videos are quite varied in that he goes over drums, arranging and remixing for radio etc.
23 Tips to Improve Your Drum n Bass Production Productivity
A few tips that I had lying around in my head that I’ve collected from various sources over the years. Enjoy.
1. Set up an Autoloader in your sequencer. 2. Clean out your VST/Au plugins folder. Read the rest of this entry
A Simple Plan
Howdy, things have been a little hectic to say the least but in a good way. I’ve been busy getting down in the studio writing beats! I managed to lure Axiom (Swi) into the studio with promises of Vodka and fishermans friends! (or should I say he kidnapped me for some drum n bass production madness!) Read the rest of this entry
Er, actually thats a bit of a crap statement these days because everybody knows they should back up, right? Well, if you didn’t then shame on you! Where the hell have you been in the last 10 years or so? Anyway, lets move past the crap question I posed and get on with some bizness! Read the rest of this entry
