Definitely EB, I didn't mean to downplay how you can go a step beyond with samples and loops and really make something special. You just have more leeway at the beginner level if you just threw together a drum loop and some samples without eq, panning compression ect in comparison to a handful of live recorded real instruments, that would be a mess.
i like all this music talk. i might try to produce some shit tonight. haven't seriously messed around in a while. might even start a soundcloud. does anyone know if we have to copywrite shit before we throw it on soundcloud? youtubes fine print scared me a while ago so i havent really put much of my stuff online.
edit: @Noah can this be a general music production query thread? we have a lot of musicians here...maybe it could just be a homebase for flucker music q&a &tips/tricks/advice?
Last edited by EmmitBrown; 07-08-2015 at 03:48 PM.
@emmit
As far as I know soundcloud is non profit.
I've seen original works and remixes though.
I've had instrumentals I didn't make up with my voice for years now.
I don't have it downloadable don't know if that matters.
Any copyright stuff is low on the radar especially if it isn't popular.
You're not making money so I said fluckit.
There's some really interesting setups out there.
I've been learning about midi stuff..
There's one that can translate your humming into a midi file, pretty wild.
@antwan im worried about people stealing my beats
Ah okay, my bad.Originally Posted by EmmitBrown
Hmm.. I believe they did a security rehaul on soundcloud.
Don't quote me on that though.
yeah i gotta find out if having it on soundcloud counts as a copywrite because anything you can play through the computer i, or anyone else, could easily steal thru any number of methods.
if other people can listen to it, they can steal it, too
Go right ahead haha
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One more:
If you can find clean samples of it, 80's Thailand Funk/Soul has some of the best samples I have ever heard... But production quality on MOST of them is HORRENDOUS!
awesome idea, gonna check some of that out later.
also, when i get off work later i'll do my little write up
http://www.samash.com/mpd18-compact-...oOxhoCvcXw_wcB anybody familiar with this? planning on getting it
edit: and sweet noodtard, can't wait to read it
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Percussion pad, hell yeah. Not that one in particular but as a tool they seem useful.
Always made me think of electronic drums. There are beat pads out there with keyboards on them too.
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