We truly live in the fucking future btw, I can run the Reason Rack plugin in fucking Audacity now lmao!!
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Eeerm what’s that mean bro
You got a ooga booga on your board.
Sorted now! Booger free
Ink Pen > ooga booga in base 13
9 + 14 + 11 + 16 + 5 + 14 > |-1| + |-1| + 7 + 1 + 2 + |-1| + |-1| + 7 + 1
64 > 22
1 ampere > .17 amperes
I(9) is a faster count in base9 than O (15), invokes bit wise subtraction on an adder.
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Eeego beego
I just listened to the opening track on Tyler The Creator’s newest album drop (okay, I didn’t just listen to it; yesterday is when I discovered his music is epic crackhead music). Anyways, it got me thinking that music in context of dubstep seems a lot about how much focused- rage it generates. Rage is greater than actual musicality often in this genre. At least that’s how I like my dubstep.
Who’s your favorite dubstep artist, ry?
Caspa 
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Good breakbeat at the beginning of this
CDP/ Sound Thread software; free to use source of uncertain prequel material to releasing music. Also, mylarmelodies.
Big fat drum break at the beginning of this
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12 second Crossfade are sexy, no matter what
So maybe there’s a 12 second cross fade out there that isn’t so sexy after all. I know mine aren’t (IF I MADE 12 second crossfades). Actually, it was Apple Music app that would do the 12 second cross fades for me. I do enjoy that it gives me an option for how long I desire the cross fade to be from one track to the next.
As for now, sample packs are still (in my opinion) highly recommended for producers who do not want to deal with the hassle of having to learn how to produce samples from scratch! There’s simply a jungle of fresh ideas out there and sample packs are a great way to bring creativity to new realms!
Uhhh…and learn your DAW. Don’t use a daw? Learn whatever it is you use to make music lol
@hubb how racist is this precisely
@Paralytik as a Swede and reggae appreciator should also be consulted for an explanation
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lol