Umek's bass

Raddler · Post by **Raddler** » Sun Jul 11, 2010 8:06 pm

Robot Criminal wrote:the thing I'M not getting lately is, how people come to think of posting such stupid sh!t on forums REPEATEDLY!
AND why Umek started to produce this absolute sh!t-lark techno in the first place, he used to be like real techno-god

just gets on my tits really - flame me or whatever i don't care.

oblioblioblio · Post by **oblioblioblio** » Mon Jul 12, 2010 9:12 am

Robot Criminal wrote:the thing I'M not getting lately is, how people come to think of posting such stupid sh!t on forums REPEATEDLY!
AND why Umek started to produce this absolute sh!t-lark techno in the first place, he used to be like real techno-god

just gets on my tits really - flame me or whatever i don't care.

hello.

what keyboard can i use to type a question that if actually tried to find the answer myself i wouldn't need to ask and would actuallty learn something?

oblioblioblio · Post by **oblioblioblio** » Mon Jul 12, 2010 9:54 am

sorry i'm being a bit of a dck.

it's kinda true though... if you try and find out yourself you'll give yourself much more of a chance to grow as a musician, and have fun and discover new things in the process.

and if you save the questions for when you've looked hard yourself you'll get more positive answers.

Direkt · Post by **Direkt** » Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:15 pm

oblioblioblio wrote:sorry i'm being a bit of a dck.

it's kinda true though... if you try and find out yourself you'll give yourself much more of a chance to grow as a musician, and have fun and discover new things in the process.

and if you save the questions for when you've looked hard yourself you'll get more positive answers.

My point exactly. It's much more rewarding to sit down for a week or two, read the manuals, read some existing guides, and finally move some knobs/faders on the synth. And if you're still far from the result you're after, you can ask the questions then. I'm sure most of us will agree

kristofason · Post by **kristofason** » Tue Jul 13, 2010 12:58 am

Defo mess about a bit first but..its nice to have a rough guide of what wave forms to start messing about with tho surely. Evryone asks questions at the begining, theres nothin wrong with it especially on a production forum. Gets a bit serious around here at times, there's hidden rules about what questions you can and can't ask. I know ive held back on a couple of occasions incase i got made to look like a c*nt!

patrick bateman · Post by **patrick bateman** » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:03 am

Direkt wrote:
oblioblioblio wrote:sorry i'm being a bit of a dck.

it's kinda true though... if you try and find out yourself you'll give yourself much more of a chance to grow as a musician, and have fun and discover new things in the process.

and if you save the questions for when you've looked hard yourself you'll get more positive answers.
My point exactly. It's much more rewarding to sit down for a week or two, read the manuals, read some existing guides, and finally move some knobs/faders on the synth. And if you're still far from the result you're after, you can ask the questions then. I'm sure most of us will agree

How do you guys, from reading his post, know that he didn't mess around with it for 4-5-6-7-100 weeks, before asking the question?

mlexicon · Post by **mlexicon** » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:27 am

patrick bateman wrote:
Direkt wrote:
oblioblioblio wrote:sorry i'm being a bit of a dck.

it's kinda true though... if you try and find out yourself you'll give yourself much more of a chance to grow as a musician, and have fun and discover new things in the process.

and if you save the questions for when you've looked hard yourself you'll get more positive answers.
My point exactly. It's much more rewarding to sit down for a week or two, read the manuals, read some existing guides, and finally move some knobs/faders on the synth. And if you're still far from the result you're after, you can ask the questions then. I'm sure most of us will agree
How do you guys, from reading his post, know that he didn't mess around with it for 4-5-6-7-100 weeks, before asking the question?

there you go again startin controversy

patrick bateman · Post by **patrick bateman** » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:49 am

mlexicon wrote:
patrick bateman wrote:
Direkt wrote:
oblioblioblio wrote:sorry i'm being a bit of a dck.

it's kinda true though... if you try and find out yourself you'll give yourself much more of a chance to grow as a musician, and have fun and discover new things in the process.

and if you save the questions for when you've looked hard yourself you'll get more positive answers.
My point exactly. It's much more rewarding to sit down for a week or two, read the manuals, read some existing guides, and finally move some knobs/faders on the synth. And if you're still far from the result you're after, you can ask the questions then. I'm sure most of us will agree
How do you guys, from reading his post, know that he didn't mess around with it for 4-5-6-7-100 weeks, before asking the question?
there you go again startin controversy