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c0rksteria c0rksteria is a male

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Hi all, newish to the game been struggling trying to grasp frutiyloops and even then the laws and howtos on making drum n bass. I already have frutiy loops bible, which is good dont get me wrong but it wasnt what i was expecting?.... Anyway im looking for a more tutorial based book on approach to learning frutiy loops and again on the prudction of drum n bass e.g in a amen theres a hat pattern that makes the loop d n b. Books like that or anyothers you recommend as good.

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15-09-2008 11:44

Phalanx Phalanx is a male

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In my experience you can find books on mixing techniques (which apply to any program) although there are no definitive sources for drum 'n' bass creation. The best thing to do is listen to the tracks you like, and analyze them- what do you like about them and why, what don't you like, etc. Directly copying songs is also a good method of practice- try to create the same sounds and you will learn about the processes going into those sounds...

"Mixing Audio" by Roey Izhaki is a book highly recommended to me by Additive, although I haven't laid my hands on it yet.

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15-09-2008 12:16

Friscko Friscko is a male

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Mixing With Your Mind - Mike Stavrou
mastering audio the art & science from bob katz
The Mixing Engineer's Handbook by Bobby Owsinski
Yahama Sound Reinforcement Handbook by Gary Davis & Ralph Jones

i've heard these ones are very good, i havent read em yet, but i'm planning to buy em all

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15-09-2008 12:28

thechronic thechronic is a male

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Don't get the Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook, I have that one (needed it for class) but it's not very good, it's outdated and full of mistakes. It's written for people who want to do live sound, 80ies style Tongue

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15-09-2008 16:01

Friscko Friscko is a male

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Don't get the Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook, I have that one (needed it for class) but it's not very good, it's outdated and full of mistakes. It's written for people who want to do live sound, 80ies style Tongue

but i just want to be fuckin good at lionelrichiestep

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15-09-2008 22:45

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A Book about Musik Production?
Could be a very proffesional way of learning it but maybe you should check out some Video Tutorials such as the ones from the Warbeats community ( which are really good for the basics )

I think the best way of learning production is to just do it (learnin by doin)
and be experimental.

Look here : warbeats

i hope this can help...

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13-04-2009 17:46

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look on youtube.... world of info on there mate n just mess with fl n keep on trying new things

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13-04-2009 19:27

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