JonnyB

hey guys, this will be a thread similar to chev's on ableton, but for logic. basically if you have any hints, tips, or questions, throw them in here for everyone who uses logic to learn or give knowledge to make us all better at navigating logic First up i have 2 questions as ive only just recently got it. how do i do sidechain compression. and in FL studio there is a thing called edision. basically you can just put a wave file in and sample any part or that wave file you wanted. what would be there logic equivelant. ONCE LAST THING. it is not on my laptop yet, we have just been playing around with it on a mates. when i go to install logic, it says my mac software needs to be upgraded, so when i go to download and install the newer version it just stops midway through installing and dosent move. anyone know whats up? cheers

ill try have a go at it haha. probaly wont remix it but ill deff have a go at mashing it ha ha

welcome fellow man. nice to see breaks in your genre's im just starting to get into them myself

well buy tickets off me, and i mean heaps

going to start posting on it soon man, just waiting for a guy to do a header graphic for us then ill kick start it. im gonna set up a drop box on soundcloud to, ill let you guys know here when i start so you can start sending tracks:)

Kissy sell out, UK dj/producer and Radio 1 host, as well as Hijack from the UK a massive jackinghouse/fidget producer/dj are hitting Home nightclub on april 3rd. and event NOT to be missed As well as a massive local lineup, this is an event sure to....Sell out haha. anyway guys im selling tickets to the event, only $30 for this massive event if you want some just contact me.

No probs man, you scratched my back. I'll scratch yours I dont think enough people, listen and comment here. C'mon people! Producers work long and hard on tracks, let them know what you think + rep

yeah logic 9, still yet to install it, my mate is installing first.

dw just saw the soundcloud link, nice

welcome to the forums dude,

welcome, good to see another dubstep head. do you have soudncloud dude? should make one if you dont, makes things alot easier:)

hey Cupe, i may have to pull out hey. massive broke for me and any project i try to re open that i used massive with just shuts FL studio down, so if i was to become a finalist i woujldnt be able to go and get the parts. luckily ive recently bought logic, so prodution wont stop:)

nice dude. really digging it man. chilled but heavy at the same time!. that little fill at about 2:15 wors perfectl. bass sound sick! nice sounding drums. maybe a change in the melody every now and then, some LFO speed automation. other then that i dig it hey

add some mutha fucking swing yo . and everything chev said, hit the nail on the head. as well as some good eqing:)

id do sae if it wasnt so dam expensive:(

hahaha buck. nah but seriously, ADJF hoddie, zip up, black or that grey colour...cheers. my doorstep, monday. thanks Cupe

i liek the game idea,

you could be a digital music seller (like a small version of beatport? jaja) what type of things did you have in mind?

start a record label?

http://soundcloud.com/jonny-b-music/noi ... oise-remix new fidgety/heavy electro remix. its a remix comp for noise porn records, winner gets on the release and the 5 runners up get featured on their blog(something like that) so head over to noise porn's blog and find the link. would love some feedback on my version. also im going to completly re master this, its done mega bad haha

i went through some shocking ones when i started. just settled on my real name and when i joined up with a mate we just used the name he had. dont really care for names much nosw

yeah man, mixing decks and production are completly diffrent, but learning one will only benefit you when you learn they other, things will learn from one will rub off onto the other E.G when you start djing, youll start to learn the structure of tracks in the genre you start mixing(guessing the same genre youll be producing) because youll be analyzing the tracks to know where to drop them and so on, youll work out how long intro's ussualy go for etc etc etc. then when you start producing you already know the generall idea of the structure your going to use and yeah like chev said, dont hesitate to ask

welcome to the forums mate, anywhere we can sample your production? what kind of tunes you into?

its kind of an american/canadian thing. just look up US and canadian producers the uk scene is alot more grimier dubstep, US is robotic id like to see if australia gets its own style cranking

yeah man its the only break i have haaha i slut it so so much. im just going to change a few little things, make the bassline a little less repedative, like add a few fills.. but youll deff have a copy haha. might send it out to some blogs haha