Nabeel Ansari   Members

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NO! *sits and refuses to touch FL Studio for a week* I DO WHAT I WANT

Cool song but hard to remix. Bad choice for a remix tournament IMO. T_T Not saying I can't do it; you picked dark, punishing DnB.

Good luck, Phonetic Hero.

COME ON ZIRCON!

The drum samples sound decent from the vids. Think I'm just gonna "borrow" this thing off the internet, "borrow" the samples and then import everything to FL Studio. Love me some drum samples.

Ah but Dr. Drum lets you create sick bangers in minutes.

Yeah, it's great because it doesn't have a mixer that assumes you've been mixing for years! But what it does have is a mixer!

http://www.drdrum.com/ No need to learn music theory or get an expensive studio. Come on, this is 2012. Seriously? You should be able to create sick badass beats in minutes with no experience that can win you Grammy awards!

http://www.kvraudio.com/index.php?s=top

Drippin dat Killer Studio SOWSE?

Zircon's at GDC. Zircon doesn't know about this. If Zircon doesn't get to join I'm going to beat some heads.

What are you talking about You've got dem Killer Studio Chops (in your sig)

You know what I'll sample the printer. Then it'll be a welcome studio addition as a live instrument (vs. a sampled instrument).

Got a new toy. Peavey Vypyr 15! Has Peavey 6505 modelling capability, sounds AMAZING! (amp on the way right)

You double track when you're sketching? Doing mixdown stuff before you even start composition totally flips the creative process backwards. Of course it's annoying, you're not supposed to do that if you're sketching.

The thing is he said VG Music artists on here. The closest I can think of is Jillian Aversa, she did vocal work on Halo and Soul Calibur V.

Is there some type of upgrade path available for EDU licenses to a standard? What I mean is, if you decide to sell your music. If there isn't then it's kind of a waste. I realize not everyone wants it to make commercialized music, but I'm curious. Soundsonline gives no indication on the website. It's also a thousand dollars. I'm only saying so because he stated his budget was around $250.

Looks like all it does is brick wall the file and up the bass and treble.

Time to unload sarcastic question I've had since I was like... 10. "I have to choose AND pick?!"

DO NOT BUY SILVER IF YOU HAVE $250 *headdesk* Get Gold. It's $250 at random sales throughout the year.

Yang (Tokyo, Third Strike) Akuma (Killing Moon, Third Strike) Sean (Brazil, Third Strike) Hakan (Super Street Fighter IV) Gen (Street Fighter IV)

I think you have your terms mixed up. The things you describe more attribute to general concepts of music production, especially since you're talking about recording live marimba. Electronic music is a term used to describe music with a heavy focus on synthetic textures (trance, house, big beat, DnB, dubstep). Now I know some electronic music has marimbas, but I have 80% confidence you're more asking about how to make music on the computer. It's not referred to as electronic music generally, it's just "music" or even "computer music" would land you answers more accurate with what you're looking for. Just a tip on how you can improve your question so you can get what you want quicker, since it is a broad question not any single person on OCR (with the exception of maybe Rozovian) has mastered answering. If anything, he's already answered the question that you might be actually asking.

Did you check your buffer? -> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15510436/File%20Sharing/audio_buffer.swf Bigger buffer -> More Latency -> Can handle more CPU Load.

Write it out on a score and get someone to play it.