drumnbass.be forum » Production » Tunes » 2ginger - Jelly 2ginger - Jelly Author Post Tonedef 2ginger Registration Date: 05-07-2005 Posts: 270 Helpfulness rating:  Please check out my new track 'Jelly' and post your comments here! so ive been (whilst throwing objects at the wall and biting my keyboard in frustration) trying out cubase, this is my first attempt at a track, normally use reason, cheers for listenin 06-05-2010 23:16 BattleDrone 2161... the future. Registration Date: 30-12-2005 Posts: 6,413 Helpfulness rating:  Not bad as usual. What do you want to reach by using cubase? __ Check my soundcloud (exclusive tracks on there) 06-05-2010 23:34 Tonedef 2ginger Registration Date: 05-07-2005 Posts: 270 Helpfulness rating:  haha not a fan then, i think that although its harder work its quite rewarding, plus a fair amount of studio's are using it. 06-05-2010 23:38 additive DROP IT! Registration Date: 09-02-2005 Posts: 277 Helpfulness rating:  Hi 2Ginger A good effort. I don't want to criticize this track because I can tell that you're really trying different things, and it's important to learn that way. I think there are some techniques that might help you along your way. Can I suggest some books that I think will really help you: http://www.amazon.com/Mixing-Audio-Conce...s/dp/0240520688 (Roey Izhaki: Mixing Audio) http://www.amazon.com/How-Make-Noise-Sim...ntt_at_ep_dpi_2 (Simon Cann: How to Make a Noise) These books are cheap, and for where you're at, I think invaluable. Also, definitely worthwhile reading the Cubase manual. It's a serious read, and insanely boring, but once you learn about the Cubase workflows, and understand where everything is, you will be able to master the techniques in the books I suggested quite quickly. That's my 2c worth. Regards Nick (additive) __ http://www.additivemusic.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/additive-music/497601575363?ref=ts 07-05-2010 04:02 dLO dannyLO Registration Date: 29-05-2009 Posts: 325 Helpfulness rating:  Yeah mate, cubase is pretty rough. I used it a lot for live recording stuff- didn't think it was too user-friendly couldn't even begin to fathom it for digital stuff. N.Eways sick drop! def wasn't expecting that after the intro. Very nice basses... any insight into how you dialed in that nice jump-up sound? I've been failing miserably at it for a good month now. I know this is still WIP so i'm not gonna say much about mix & adding fx... be interested to hear the final product fo sho. __ follow me here: http://soundcloud.com/dannylo 07-05-2010 04:33 goonybag Wicked Producer Registration Date: 12-11-2006 Posts: 349 Helpfulness rating:  nice little chilled intro, then BAM! not a bad start, drum sound is solid, maybe a little back in the mix, sub bass and overall bass sounds are good. keep at it, finished product should be quite good. I use cubase, have been for years, once you get on top of the learning curve youll never look back. Great program. __ www.soundcloud.com/hyphae 07-05-2010 07:35 Vly Producer Registration Date: 22-10-2009 Posts: 71 Helpfulness rating:  Actually i quite like it ! __ http://soundcloud.com/vly 08-05-2010 13:25 pusha waveform molester Registration Date: 07-01-2010 Posts: 757 Helpfulness rating:  that bass that is on drop i recognize from sample pack cant remember which one is it the dsbs one? nice track man __ buy the ticket take the ride 08-05-2010 16:33 Tonedef 2ginger Registration Date: 05-07-2005 Posts: 270 Helpfulness rating:  all the bass sounds were made with massive and fm8, although im not suprised you say that, its quite easy to replicate a familiar bass sound 08-05-2010 16:47 Akada unregistered Nice different flavour, sound is good too. Will need more variation for the final version if u carry on with it. Stay with the dark for longer before u drop the intro sample back in. Just my preference for mixing. As always good stuff.. 08-05-2010 17:55 pusha waveform molester Registration Date: 07-01-2010 Posts: 757 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by 2ginger all the bass sounds were made with massive and fm8, although im not suprised you say that, its quite easy to replicate a familiar bass sound oh sorry mate uv replicated it to almost perfect tone lol .it was in the drum sound one great energy in this track mate __ buy the ticket take the ride 09-05-2010 09:09 Glodaragz Cool Producer Registration Date: 26-06-2009 Posts: 161 Helpfulness rating:  Nice intro i like it very much ! How did you get that quality piano sound.Also i love that hazzard wooble, also how did you get that? Good work. 09-05-2010 12:44 drumnbass.be forum » Production » Tunes » 2ginger - Jelly