From Jon Drukman Sent Fri, Mar 27th 1998, 00:31
From Jon Drukman Sent Fri, Mar 27th 1998, 00:31
xxxxxx.xxxxxx@xx.xxx.xx wrote this: > >My only worry is that the sound quality isn't fit > >for releasing the material, hence, countless wasted hours. > > WHAATTT? This is major CRAP ! I cannot believe what > are you saying. I hate fucknig complaining an crying...that's > just fucking excuse because you probably cannot (or not > trying enough hard) write proper piece of music.... > please,please,please...just don't blame equipment...I'm > tired of this. i think the original guy is right on. for a little bit of effort you can get that hiss out and be proud of what you have created. the music is right on from a compositional standpoint, now you just need that little extra boost that clean engineering can get you. electronic music is HARD! most guitar bands just worry about learning to play their instruments and let the studio geeks figure out the sound part. most electronic musicians record & mix their own tracks. so not only do you have to be an artist but you have to be a technician as well. it is quite possible to be good at both jobs. it just takes more work. > That's your opinion, OK.....So certain track is brilliant, but it > has hisses all over the place and you don't like it ? Fucking > wierd... It cannot be brilliant if it has hiss, right ?! What if > someone make music only with hisses....I heard stuff like that, and > really enjoyed it. I couldn't believe it how great this stuff is, > made just using hisses and noises... duh. if the hiss was not intended by the composer, then he is totally justified in wanting to get rid of it! -- Jon Drukman xxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Plan: Eat right, exercise regularly, die anyway.