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Had very little time this week, so made this hyperfast, within an hour - It is quite a typical house track, I guess it does what it needs to do. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Yes sir, it definitly does something. It makes me bounce. well, that`s OK with me.
Nice work in 1 hour! You have certainly mastered the use of your equipment, I always like the sound of your kicks and hihats, do you use mostly hardware?
Nice work in 1 hour! You have certainly mastered the use of your equipment, I always like the sound of your kicks and hihats, do you use mostly hardware?
I usually mix hardware and software. My studio setup is quite limited. I have a Korg MS 20, a TR8, some Korg Volcas, and a Mooh Minitaur. I also often use the U-HE Diva plug-in, which I re-discovered this year. And Ableton stuff too ...
What do you use?
Jason Nijjer wrote:Nice work in 1 hour! You have certainly mastered the use of your equipment, I always like the sound of your kicks and hihats, do you use mostly hardware?
I usually mix hardware and software. My studio setup is quite limited. I have a Korg MS 20, a TR8, some Korg Volcas, and a Mooh Minitaur. I also often use the U-HE Diva plug-in, which I re-discovered this year. And Ableton stuff too ...
What do you use?
Must be the sound of the TR8 that I always enjoy in your tracks. Love using hardware but always takes me forever to get something out of them, mostly use software, Ableton, Reason, lots of different plug-ins. Hardware side usually can get something out of the roland jp-08, Microkorg XL, and volcas.
