it all depends on the track. im not trying to skirt the answer here, it's just the truth. some tracks are very bassline driven, other tracks may have a tribal drum hook, theres no one answer. i think this is the most important statement here, i dont think i've ever built two tracks the same way, in...

as the old saying goes: theres nothing wrong with breaking the rules, but it sure helps to know them first. :wink: good quote ! experience helps with production, but sometimes the freshest music comes from people starting with a blank canvass, and lots of enthusiasm and energy. it's nice that we ha...

using reverb is essential in music production. it gives depth to a track, and places sounds in their own space. therefore its not so easy to learn to use it the right way. beginners either tend to 'drown' the tracks, or use no reverb at all, both of the cases are unacceptable (if you want a good so...

I often build a collection of sounds e.g snares, sticks, clicks and any other mnml sounds i can find then add a kick after. Get the groove with the sounds 1st then add kick once thats done. dropping the kick after you have your groove is essential, you get much better rhythm that way, as often the ...

sorry i was having a bad day when i wrote the above, what i should have said was 'i'm not looking hard enough' and 'how lucky am i to be alive right now'

My feelings are that this issue goes way beyond just pads and reverbs, it's genre-ism in general which stagnates our music. As soon as someone comes up with a good idea, it is copied till everybody gets sick of it. Like others have said, software makes it too easy to simply copy already accepted for...

just to let anyone who is interested know that the release date for MT10 vinyl has been knocked back a couple of weeks, due to circumstances beyond our control.
hopefully it will be third week in february, but i'll confirm it later.

subdrum.47 wrote:very nice release want more

hey subdrum.47, thanks for the feedback !!