What a great idea. I've always wanted to do something like this. When I get back down to Minneapolis I'll start one of these with all my producer buddies.

Man, I thought your last track was badass, and this one I like even more! You are getting better with every track. Keep it up, I feel like you're on the edge of something... like you're about to break through to an even higher level of production.

If you use a layered kick drum, and keep the layers seperate (don't resample them into one kick drum) you can use a punchy higher-end type kick with very little bass in it and a lower round fat bass kick. Put the reverb on the high punchy kick and leave the low bass kick clean. This allows the rever...

I have this very, very strong feeling this question has already been asked at least twice, but:

Microtonic- synthesis and sequencing

Guru- the best percussion sequencer and slicer ever imo. You can write whole tracks on since it's sample-based.

Use sound waves, simple. That's the kind you can hear- just to clarify.

Yeah, I dl'd it months ago and wasn't into it. It was really more of a gimmick to me than anything. It has potential, but I couldn't help but think about how many more things I wanted to do with it while I was messing with it.

Talk about bait and switch, where's my money?

Please tell me you don't actually listen to ANY track every single day...please! One day you will wake up and never be able to face it again.