Originally Posted by Supsie

Word up, this is what i thought gee. Like i thought studio would be better then house equipment, man i was a pro with cool edit pro but i cant seem to get that anymore for free ye i know its audition now, but.. man walks into studio throws down some cash an be'z like make my tracks sound radio quality, then spits on the beats, i thought thats how it a go down, but i guess not.. Punk says no. Yea i know how to make dope tracks an good quality stuff sound quality wise but still... prolly not as good as people who have a whole studio and do that shit as a job every day.. anyways.. sup blue hows lyf.

BTW what is "trackouts" bro i just get it off youtube, i got heaps of beats, r u telling me that if u go into a studio with an mp3 file beat that when they go to use it, it like all fucks up an sounds shit?



Hmmm... i would have thought they would know how to do shit.



Ur fucking garbage at tracks rant what r u even talking bout, im more better with tracks den u.



Again wtf is "track outs"... iv got tracks written up, iv got like two whole mixtapes written up lyrics to beats.. from youtube, but i aint got nothing to record with and all that anymore, well i do but not pro shit like i use to, so i was just thinking why fuck around buying all the equipment an paying monthy to use a program to record when u can just go studio an have like a real proper quality CD/ album made even with a cover an all that.. graphic designs an stuff too.. no what i mean?

Appreciate all ur feedback guys.. but not you rant..

I can get you a torrent for a decent DAW. Pretty much anything you want. Pro Tools, Studio One, Reaper. I'm not sure about Cool Edit though

In the long run buying your own shit is probably more cost effective but a studio is definitely convenient. Track outs are basically the project file for a beat.. So each instrument / VST is on a track of it's own which lets you can customize the mix on the beat for what you're trying to do with your vocals on the track. With an mp3 you have no control over the mix of the beat just the mix of your vocals over the beat.

Originally Posted by Supsie

Word up, this is what i thought gee. Like i thought studio would be better then house equipment, man i was a pro with cool edit pro but i cant seem to get that anymore for free ye i know its audition now, but.. man walks into studio throws down some cash an be'z like make my tracks sound radio quality, then spits on the beats, i thought thats how it a go down, but i guess not.. Punk says no. Yea i know how to make dope tracks an good quality stuff sound quality wise but still... prolly not as good as people who have a whole studio and do that shit as a job every day.. anyways.. sup blue hows lyf.

BTW what is "trackouts" bro i just get it off youtube, i got heaps of beats, r u telling me that if u go into a studio with an mp3 file beat that when they go to use it, it like all fucks up an sounds shit?



Hmmm... i would have thought they would know how to do shit.



Ur fucking garbage at tracks rant what r u even talking bout, im more better with tracks den u.



Again wtf is "track outs"... iv got tracks written up, iv got like two whole mixtapes written up lyrics to beats.. from youtube, but i aint got nothing to record with and all that anymore, well i do but not pro shit like i use to, so i was just thinking why fuck around buying all the equipment an paying monthy to use a program to record when u can just go studio an have like a real proper quality CD/ album made even with a cover an all that.. graphic designs an stuff too.. no what i mean?

Appreciate all ur feedback guys.. but not you rant..

I can get you a torrent for a decent DAW. Pretty much anything you want. Pro Tools, Studio One, Reaper. I'm not sure about Cool Edit though

In the long run buying your own shit is probably more cost effective but a studio is definitely convenient. Track outs are basically the project file for a beat.. So each instrument / VST is on a track of it's own which lets you can customize the mix on the beat for what you're trying to do with your vocals on the track. With an mp3 you have no control over the mix of the beat just the mix of your vocals over the beat.