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All my music is night work. And you know. When i dont dream, i compose. {or at least try to do so} :D
Make yourself comfortable
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If i might recomend:
Loose wish
Symphony of progression
Guardian angel
Speciality
Look
Shine
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These are the works i like most. Enjoy
Im really looking forward to checking these out once i get home.
Wow, these are all really good. What programs do you use?
I am using FL studio and plugins for all that stuff. But most of the work is done using plugins and good samples. Mostly all of my work starts as an experimentation which I start to like overtime and then I work on it to shape a new track.
Thanx for cool comment. This pushes me forward working.
Adraw
ok wow, finally able to listen and im speachless. I love this stuff!! Great job dude, great F*ing job:goodjob:
Thanx. Everytime i see nice reaction, i feel proud about not ending with musical production.
These tracks are very very good and inspiring :)
Don't give it up man, there are always people out there
who appreciate the effort that goes into making music,
whatever genre - and i'm one of them. Nice job!
for me, this is the perfect music to listen to while im surfing the net. Very relaxing :D
Of course. It was "composed" at night :D. ANd now seriously.... Thank you for your support.Quote:
Originally Posted by will.i.am
Hey nice work DJ Adraw! :) Very chilling.Quote:
Originally Posted by adraw
I've started using FL Studio myself, but I'm not sure if I like it yet. Do you find it good to work with the Step Sequencer or the Piano Roll, or both? I think I will find it hard to use the Piano Roll with one track whilst referring to another track's notes and chords etc. Do you?
Thanx for your response.Quote:
Originally Posted by really
Now about your questions: I use both. Step sequencer to layer drums and piano roll to compose mellodies and chords. Piano roll is too complicated to work fast within it, but you can adjust length of notes, which can help when designing effective bassline.
Yess. the reference. That makes some problems too. There is one solution called ghost channels, but i dont really know how to use them.... Time to learn I guess.