My best advice for new dnb Producers.. TC

[Hurlant Chamber]

Great - now I have to learn to DJ to get some value out of 'em!

 

[Benreturns]

Technical stuff as always appreciated... balancing drums, sample selections, gain staging, what a nice kick and snare looks like in a frequency analyzer... Btw I have listened to Elevator with Swindle today about 8 times. I think I may have some OCD issues with that track for some reason

 

[maschinistom]

i agree to the above .. having fun seems most important as it generates most energy.
though not my type of music, i found this clip by RUSKO really helpful i really did.

 

[djfattrip]

I love that rusko video, love how ghetto his setup is and yet still produced bangers! there is still hope

 

[Derelicts Of Tomorrow]

respect TC

 

[ironixx]

Those free custom Ableton racks - Golden. Thank you TC.

 

[Derelicts Of Tomorrow]

Those free custom Ableton racks - Golden. Thank you TC.

wtf where were those i didnt see them???

 

[westy70]

big thanks tc brilliant read for me and other new producers alike.

 

[ironixx]

wtf where were those i didnt see them???

They are from other posts on his blog. My fav ones are Space cakes and delay monster. Superb racks.

http://tcdnb.com/multi-fx-macro/
http://tcdnb.com/super-good-high-pass-ableton-max-for-live-plugin/
http://tcdnb.com/ableton-macro-half-time/
http://tcdnb.com/o-fuckin-t-fuckin-t-ableton-macro/
http://tcdnb.com/abletape1/
http://tcdnb.com/production-stuff-ableton-macro-all-day-long/
http://tcdnb.com/production-stuff-ableton-macro-delay-monster/
http://tcdnb.com/production-stuff-ableton-macro-space-cakes/

 

[Derelicts Of Tomorrow]

good look brother