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assault120 
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Registration Date: 09-01-2005
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i have this program,but i don't know anything about how to use it.
please help...
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eat,drink,sleep then destroy
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13-01-2005 23:20 |
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charleskoncept
Wicked Producer
Registration Date: 29-09-2004
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the best thing i can tell you is something that was told to me...
expierement
get the book out and open it to a page learn sa few things a day. get the shortcuts guide out and just play youll figure i tout with time..
peace
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14-01-2005 00:17 |
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Halph-Price
Zombie Algorithm
Registration Date: 22-12-2004
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14-01-2005 00:22 |
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Nosrac
Bag of Hammers
Registration Date: 15-12-2004
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Do you know how to get the included VST instruments going yet? Program a beat or synth line? Quantize? Loop? Record or inport audio? Do you have a controller keyboard? If I can be of any help, let me know. Maybe send me a private e-mail since I don't know how often I'll be checking this thread.
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Tunes pictures and info: Myspace Page
MP3's: Acid Planet Page
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15-01-2005 00:07 |
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XTensionTrigger
Cool Producer
Registration Date: 04-12-2004
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Originally posted by assault120
i have this program,but i don't know anything about how to use it.
please help... |
So, it ask ...
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15-01-2005 14:54 |
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-J-
Big Bad Battyman
Registration Date: 15-11-2002
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RTFM
read the fucking manual
you're asking us to teach you how to ride a bike ....
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15-01-2005 20:25 |
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assault120
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Registration Date: 09-01-2005
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Originally posted by -J-
RTFM
read the fucking manual
you're asking us to teach you how to ride a bike .... |
lol man i have read it but its confussing.i need some advice that's all
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18-01-2005 01:06 |
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thefunke1
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Registration Date: 09-12-2004
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Cubase has a steep learning curve, you should post what you know thus far, and it would allow users such as myself or Nosrac to assist you.
Start by opeing a new midi file (16 track), load in a VSTi, go to the first Midi track and using the pencil tool, draw in a bar. Double click on the bar to open the logical editor, using the pencil tool again, draw in some notes. Hold down ""shift + G" this will loop the area that you are working on.
This can then be repeated adding different VSTi's (Synths, drum machines, samplers) to start layering your tune.
If you want to import an audio file or sample, go to the file menu, and select import, on your hard drive find the file you want and select it. This will now load the audio file at the bottom of the midi files (eg. 16 midi track = Audio file loaded at 17) By double clicking on the audio file, same way as the midi file, you can then edit it.
I hope this gets you going a little, as I said, I don't know what your abilities are, therefore let us know, and we will do our best to get you going.
Good luck, and don't give up!! Once you get it going it's a lot of fun.
P.S. Drum n bass is pretty tough to start with, so mabey just try to make a house style tune (140 bpm), you will get the hang of things faster.
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22-01-2005 16:53 |
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short-wave
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Registration Date: 25-07-2005
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i started with reason. then moved on to cubase sx. reason was fast and automatic when it came to setting up a song. cubase can get confusing just dealing with 3rd party vst's and audio tracks, way more sequencer options and many many ways to make your self pissed at the monitoring settings. reason is qwik to set up and the built in midi devices are easy to understand from the get go. the program is easier on your computers cpu and ram. if you are a novice, this is the obvious choice in my opinion. peace.
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