Anyways, I was trying to cheer you up, not disilussion you :lol: to sum it up : many great producers haven't made anything good untill they were 30 or older, and even if you take way longer than that, no one's gonna look at some producer and say "ahh, that guy's tracks suck cause he's like a d...

everyone uses different techniques. if you like using sidechaining and it makes your tracks sound better, don't let people on forums put you off. Fair enough - but if there are any arguments against using sidechaining, I'd love to hear them. It's a technique that I've always taken for granted as an...

Wouldn't that just make the low end too loud at those moments - like an unwanted increase in volume? I sidechain a lot of stuff to move things out of the kick's way, because in my work, a lot of the track's energy depends on the kick slamming through the mix 4 times per bar, and I would think that p...

Just left you a bunch of feedback on SoundCloud... hope it's helpful!

I really like the track, and with a bit of tweaking, it could be something great, I think.

-K

Have you ever looked to see how other artists get to where they get to in some of their music? I'm not a fan of Prince but non can deny he's an extremely competent musician but I once read a music article on how he arrives at some of his musical structures and it was quite eye opening. Some of what...

-K

lol i wrote emails that where professional, i see your another joker who was probly dishing it out...derp fuk off Look man. I haven't been around here for very long, but in the last 2 days, I have seen an army of expert-level producers try their damndest to help you out as much as they can - comple...

jessejames wrote:Music is the movement of sound over time. As long as your music moves in some manner and creates interest, it doesn't matter what you used to do it; synths or samples or recordings.

I've never heard it explained like that. Thank you.

-K