drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » Outro ???? Poll: Using an outro ? sometimes , if it fits in i'll add one , else not... 12 60.00% always , i stick to the dj structure 6 30.00% ...? whats an outro ? 2 10.00% Never , i forget it allways / i hate outro's 0 0.00% Total: 20 Votes 100% Outro ???? Author Post Greyone Master Producer Registration Date: 01-04-2005 Posts: 6,285 Helpfulness rating:  80% of the producers on this site 'forgets' to add an outro ? Whats wrong ... Does it take so much effort to add a 40 sec fade out ? Tell me... 24-10-2005 17:25 Friscko Aron Tinnitus Registration Date: 12-03-2005 Posts: 4,467 Helpfulness rating:  i do add one, mostly just re-usin some stuff from the intro.. __ www.myspace.com/arontinnitus www.myspace.com/djfriscko 24-10-2005 17:28 TechDiff Hetty Jakes Pretentious Cheese Wog Registration Date: 14-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  I hate fade outs, Its such a weak way to finish a tune. Its much better if there is an actual ending for a tune 24-10-2005 17:29 stino Player Registration Date: 13-07-2003 Posts: 308 dunno but in fact you are right. it's just to keep the downloadsizes small __ www.myspace.com/stinomg www.myspace.com/circlelogicband 24-10-2005 17:29 border Cool Steppa Registration Date: 20-05-2004 Posts: 119 I agree with TechDiff I don't really consider a fade out as an outro So I do use proper endings for a song (that's an outro) But since I don't make a lot tracks it's kind of easy to say should crank up my production rate very fast 24-10-2005 17:55 Surora23 Agressive Melodic Disorder Registration Date: 05-07-2004 Posts: 2,127 Helpfulness rating:  mhave to stick to structure if any of you guys want to get signed...(for a final track that is) if you checked any of the winnesr of the Knowledge mag comp...most of the tracks are normal length but cut the outro... for listening purposes... __ Rinse it OUT!!!! 24-10-2005 18:24 dYzeaZe Blighted Mind Registration Date: 25-12-2004 Posts: 414 Helpfulness rating:  I depends on what you're calling an outro. Outros as fadeouts are not necessary imo, an ending is what a track requires. But endings can be completely different - that is up to the author to decide. I personally think that it's wrong to say that outro=ending, because abrupt endings can't be called outros. Dam I suck at explaining. __ Right now I'm in the process of making up a good sig. 24-10-2005 18:38 cynik Cp6uja Registration Date: 15-03-2005 Posts: 5,646 Helpfulness rating:  if it hits me I'll make one from time to time. but mostly it's of less importance than everything else __ https://soundcloud.com/tsai-vidro-voves 24-10-2005 18:50 Darkside Old-School Rolla Registration Date: 02-01-2005 Posts: 620 Helpfulness rating:  what i do with an outro is kind of like a fade out, but not as in a volume fade. i take out one element at a time until the one i think sounds best alone is left, and after a couple flourishes maybe, end it out. 25-10-2005 02:04 Surya The Robot Registration Date: 04-11-2002 Posts: 11,238 Helpfulness rating:  I allways have outtros... unless the track isn't finished offcourse. __ "In dnb you should make people jump not swim" - Pieter Frenssen 2004 25-10-2005 07:47 drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » Outro ????