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geonime
from geoworld on 2001-08-09 09:51 [#00020618]
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I'm downloading various drumloops from the internet, importing them to cakewalk and cutting them up into tiny peices, putting them back together as new beats. It's fucking difficult, though. Is there a good technique for doing it, or does it just come from practice?
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aav
from Sweden on 2001-08-09 09:54 [#00020622]
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ReCycle is a good tool for doing the cutting, but maybe you\'re asking how to put them together into interesting loops. I\'d say forget about rules and just practice until you get something interesting.
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Sound Assassin
from Wales on 2001-08-09 10:01 [#00020625]
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Soundforge is also useful for that kinda disecting and re-forming + it has lottsa effects and stuff to fuk your beatz up even more.
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geonime
from geoworld on 2001-08-09 10:09 [#00020630]
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I know piracy is theft, and all that, but where can I get ReCycle for free?
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Wizards Teeth
from Parsnip Land on 2001-08-09 10:10 [#00020631]
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it is easy to seperate loops into different sections using cool edit pro
i agree with rules
imagine if there were rules, it would be shit, music for communists
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geonime
from geoworld on 2001-08-09 10:16 [#00020636]
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How long does it take you all to make songs? Do you slave away at them for months, or just quickly throw them together in days?
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Sound Assassin
from Underwater on 2001-08-09 10:53 [#00020645]
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Slaving for months in a dark dank corner of my studio, eating nothing but pot noodles, staring at a cpu screen-fukking my eyes up and ignoring the missus! Life is good!
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