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Sattel Battle

Audialize & Midival Punditz - Dark Age rmx

Yep Derango > * Check out the Boldly Audio compilation, released on Sanaton records, if you want more. My favourite psy compilation so far

Uhm I don't see why anyone would like to argue what Ukiro is saying; what he is pointing out seems like plain facts to me... Anyway back on topic; I voted Equivalent Equations. Best one for home listening I think.

Hate to say it but I don't think Vibraspirit will be the same without Talpa and Nystagmus :/

Ah thanks man

By the way Lepton, are there any pics or movies from the Leuven Pandemonium party?

Me too for sure

Gah :S

Great stuff! Thanks

Oh boy I just listened to Bottle of Humans again... was a long time since last - brings me memories Found a sample over here: http://www.midheaven.com/fi/audio/bottleofhumans05.ra What type of music is Ravel - Bolero?

Hehe I know it's hard (and probably a bit stupid too), but can get pretty interesting I think

Nice ones By the way, forgot to mention, I didn't mean favourite at the moment... I ment like, all-time fav

Name your favourite songs - 1 nonpsy and one psy. No more or less allowed! If you can't choose just pick one of your favourites at random. Might be stupid and whatever, but I still find it kind of interesting I'll start; Psy: Derango - Secret Surroundings (V/A - Schizm) Nonpsy: Sole - Bottle of Humans (Sole - Bottle of Humans) (Hip Hop) Post yours

Derango - Grubblah

Smart

Mixing parts to wav might indeed be a good idea. The same thing happens to me sometimes when I have too many effects running at the same time - but organizing the effects in the channels better usually solves the problem.

Catla

I recommend Audiorealism Bassline (VST). A very nice tip with this one is to, instead of adding a "long" line in the Piano Roll in FL (sorry, couldn't find better words to explain ) with the same bpm as the song itself, lower the bpm to maybe 40-70 and then add 3 short notes after every kick. Then play around with the notes in the vst itself. You can make some really sick dark basslines this way... with a sort of "zip-effect"; really cool

I like it too

Hehe I agree with Mylo... first comes the inspiration, then the creating. Anyway, when I've got a good idea I usually don't start mixing right away. I like to try to somehow either draw or write down the parts of the song that I want. Helps me a lot with the structure... and not making stuff to repetitive. Then I go for the kick and bassline, after that some intro-ambience or similiar, and then I create hats and melodies as I come to those parts.

First of all, post stuff like this in the music making forum, some very nice people there ;p I got lots of help from them! Personally I can recommend starting with Fruityloops, userfriendly interface and not that hard to learn. Still pretty powerful though (I still use it). I'd say what matters the most is what you do with the programs, not what programs you use. Other popular programs are Cubase and Reason. FL and Cubase support VST's, Reason doesn't. Now time for the VST plugins. Softsynths like ReFX Vanguard and Linplug Albino are both must-haves for psytrance. There are also lots of free VST's out on the web - you'll find them by googling ;p That's a start at least! Good luck

The sample from Derango - The Arm... from Parvatis latest release Sounds good! Now I'm even more eager to get Tumult as soon as possible... all this waiting is killing me

Derango - Secret Surroundings My fav alltime track. Ev0l.

Worst of all is that it's gonna sell