897

(44 replies, posted in General Discussion)

yeah i mean my music is common time with predominantly 4-floor rhythms but you sure as hell can't dance to it

i dunno i just think the moratorium on an entire rhythmic palette is kinda strange, but gl to everyone having a go anyway cause this is a fantastic offer! smile

898

(44 replies, posted in General Discussion)

if i needed this i would lie about writing in odd meters

or i would use this gameboy and cart for anything i made that wasn't in 4/4. so, nothing really.

899

(92 replies, posted in Tutorials, Mods & How-To's)

can this thread now be about shitwank records? suicidal rap orgy were gr8.

900

(92 replies, posted in Tutorials, Mods & How-To's)

i'll do it for $1400

901

(39 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Flat_Mango wrote:

All the Audio engineers at my Uni, including the teachers enjoy the DT770 for closed-backed headphones.

If your mastering though as opposed to tracking, Go for open cans. Sennhiesers have got some great open-backed headphones.

Agreed! HD650's are absolutely unreal. Even the lower-end open-backs that they make are really great. People complain about sennie's lacking bass but they're definitely the most well-balanced headphones for casual mixing and listening. AKGs and ATs sound shit-hot but I feel like they paint a deceptively warm picture of bland sources. Just my opinion, though.

I got told by the teachers and audio engies that it is not worth spending more than $300 on headphones.

I dunno about this, though. Sounds like something someone who's never spent more than $300 on headphones would say.
I got Alessandro MS-Pro's 18 months ago and they're just amazing, they bring the best (and worst!) of any source material and have a really fierce and dynamic low-mid sound. Almost the same kind of god-tier beautiful as Grado RS-1's imo, even without a headphone amp.

Hah, I guess I'm a Grado & Sennheiser fan too.

A+ guide to making CC threads, but the drums need to be louder

this is very great

how is this different to your last thread

905

(24 replies, posted in General Discussion)

i listen to a lot of pop punk so most of my songs barely make 2 minutes now. i feel like shorter songs lend themselves to higher replay value, if that makes sense?

906

(90 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

ant1 wrote:

haha your first song got five pages and me and zanzan's album got two

CHIP MUSIC . ORG

must be because zzzv leaves people speechless :>

907

(96 replies, posted in General Discussion)

if your band name is gonna be a video game reference, it has to be "hesoyam"

908

(90 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

umm there's 8 semiquavers in an octave that's why it has OCT in the name, obviously!

909

(90 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

Chainsaw Police wrote:
Victory Road wrote:

not sure if trolling

Wait, my bad. C is 7 in hex, making it 7 semitones, one semitone short of an octave!

910

(96 replies, posted in General Discussion)

yeah but my name was already taken by a senior citizen's christian country-pop band (not even a joke), so that's something to think about

911

(90 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

Chainsaw Police wrote:

0C would play the note C semitones higher (two octaves, or 16 semitones)

not sure if trolling

912

(96 replies, posted in General Discussion)

the beatles