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Johnson has chops to spare, and does a great job not just of showing what the Montage M8x is capable of, but showing the expressive possibilities of Yamaha's flagship synthesizer.… Read More Matt Johnson On The Yamaha Montage M8x Synthesizer At Superbooth 2024View the full article

hello all, i am new on here, was just wonderin if any1 is in 2 house or breaks on here? it is what i play, and was wonderin which other dj's r in 2 it...

If you have lots of spare cash, and you feel like you're at a dead-end producing-wise, then by all means blow it on a course. But if you're gonna spend that kind of money, you could get a load of nice music gear instead, and spend 6 months getting to know it...

The Deep Cleavaged one has hit the nail on the head. A lot of people end up installing loads of (invariably pirated) programs and pissing around with them all a bit. Instead, find one you like [and buy it!!] and get to know it inside out. Some of the best tunes have been written on really modest setups. As a rule, I try no to buy new hard/software unless I feel I've really outgrown what I already have.

James - have you ever looked into the SAE? (School of Audio Egineering) its where im looking to go after i finished college down here, its based in Islington, they do audio engineering, creative media, electronic music production courses and digital film making. Their also having an open day on Sunday the 15th @ 12 til 17:00 its not cheap however - a 6month music production course will cost around £2000 and a Audio Engineering Degree Programme (BA (Hons) Recording Arts) will cost around £15,000 (for 24 months) i might very well be attending the open day myself James, so if you fancy meeting up there or something, lemme know http://www.sae.edu/home/pics/UK/pics/FM205.jpg http://www.sae.edu/home/pics/UK/pics/audio3.jpg -={SAE HOME PAGE}=-

It depends where u want to live really as to what courses there are.. if ur being pushed into doin a course then u may wana let ur parents know that if its dance music production then generally you have to pay for them and they're not cheap. There's a place in Guildford i know of, i forget its name but i was looking into that and another in Manchester www.s-s-r.com as for the one in Guildford i think @leeharris and @Chris Hawkes are at it so u could ask them!! I decided to learn myself tho by messing around, asking people i knew who are competent in it, joining forums for production www.serious-sounds.net www.generoproject.com and www.samplecity.net (although i don't go on here because its gotten a bad reputation for its webmaster bein abit of a dick and havin loadsa strict rules but im passing the link on for u to decide for urself) Try a google search for other tutorials online and seek out magazines like Computer Music, Future Music etc these also have websites that may have some useful info for u!! Also try to find a sequencer that you are comfortable with and stick with it.. know it inside out rather than knowing a lil bit about a few sequencers and ending up a jack of all trades but a master of none.

get some software and learn how to use it yourself.. production courses....PAH!

Id just like to let everyone that this song is killing me atm, and i go all week at the knees and the hairs on my neck stand up and it sends a shiver thru me!!!!! Paul & Paul

Links from an old post of mine http://www.zero1media.com/samples.htm#voice http://www.stonewashed.net/9.html http://dmoz.org/Arts/Music/Sound_Files/Samples_and_Loops/ (loads of links here) http://www.topsitelists.com/start/audiosamples/ (loads of links) http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~spufus/ http://www.skip.informatik.gu.se/~adde/drugstore/smpls.html http://samplenet.co.uk/ http://freakotorium.homepage.com/music/ http://www.dj-net.demon.co.uk/daveg.html http://members.tripod.lycos.nl/HouOpNou2/ http://proph.org/free/en/samples.html http://www.analoguesamples.com/ http://www.samplemania.org/ http://www.soundloops.org/ http://www.jara.demon.co.uk/bass/ http://listen.to/the.zone/ http://www.samplecity.net/ http://www.soundcentral.com/ http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/aphex/113/index.html http://www.e-drummer.net/ http://home.zcu.cz/~pesek3/samples/ http://www.samplenet.co.uk/ http://www.samplearena.com/ http://www.moviewavs.com/ http://www.wavcentral.com/ http://www.113audio.com/ http://www.acidplanet.com/ http://www.eaze.net/~jfouts/HITMAN.htm http://www.groundloops.com/ http://www.trinkets2000.com/frame.html http://hem.spray.se/melodrumatic/ NEW LINKS Top Audio Sites - http://new.topsitelists.com/bestsites/topaudiosamples/topsites.html Cybergroove - http://www.cybergroove.de/e_index.htm Looza - http://www.hgb-leipzig.de/~ajoscht/audio/loops/loops.html Phat Drum Loops - http://www.phatdrumloops.com/old_site/ Music Machines at Hyperreal - http://machines.hyperreal.org/samples.html Pocket Fuel - http://www.pocketfuel.com/_sounds/ SampleNet - http://www.samplenet.co.uk/ Sound Central - http://www.soundcentral.com/ Soundsproz - http://www.soundproz.com/ Speakerboy - http://www.thespeakerboy.com/ Waveform.dk - http://www.waveform.dk/ Joor - http://www.joor.com/ Drummachine.com - http://www.drummachine.com/newpages/sounds.html Innards - http://perso.respublica.fr/innards/NewFiles/samples.html Oneshot Samples - http://www.oneshotsamples.com/ Audiowerkstatt - http://members.liwest.at/web/audiowerk/apw.htm Bass Culture - http://www.bassculture.org/ E-Lab - http://www.e-lab.se/ Electronisounds - http://www.electronisounds.com/ Factory 42 - http://www.cpaterson.clara.net/ Funk Station - http://x-stream.fortunecity.com/kingsrd/58/ Future Wave Shaper - http://www.futurewaveshaper.com/ Ignite - http://www.geocities.com/ignite_music/ Kalava Drum Archive - http://hem.passagen.se/lej97/kalava/ Loopasonic - http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~spufus/ need download software Mean Beat - http://meanbeat.cjb.net Bizarre Ambient FX - http://sonikmatter.com/sounds/ Hakachukai's Samples - http://www.members.tripod.com/hakachukai/samples.html Anologue Samples - http://www.analoguesamples.com/ http://www.samplearena.com/ http://www.sounduser.com/links/samplecd.cfm I'll keep adding more as i come across um /images/graemlins/nod.gif

OK so up until a few weeks ago I was pretty much anti - Lab 4. Not sure why exactly, just presumed they'd be too hard or something, then saw 'em at HHA and thought they rocked, so consequently went out and brought their album! And what can I say except WOW! Virus is a fooking quality album, really hard and really fast and full of tunes! And the live set cd is equally as good! Why didn't somebody tell me about this sooner?! Have I been hidden under a rock for the past year or so?!

im not leaving CTW just changing name Mentalist_Si same emails as b4.