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**Barzooka** · #11 10-21-2018, 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Supsie

IS this u bro??

wat if fak u

**Barzooka** · 10-21-2018, 12:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Supsie

IS this u bro??

wat if fak u

#12 10-22-2018, 04:42 AM

10-22-2018, 04:42 AM

**Barzooka** · #13 10-22-2018, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Supsie

are you okay bro?

**Barzooka** · 10-22-2018, 10:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Supsie

are you okay bro?

#14 10-22-2018, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Supsie

Ok punk thanks for the reply, I don't get it tho what do u mean I can't walk in there with ur own beats from YouTube an just record? I thought that's what u could do then leave it to them to mix it an make it sound dope at an real good? But u say no? What else do u need to bring? Or tell them cause I was planning on going in there to record a whole mixtape but get the dude to mix it an stuff I was just gonna .... do what you said is a waste of time pretty much? What else needs to be done?

Also I know it can be expensive but yo if u want to have a proper CD or album dun that u can then go hand out to record lables it's whatcha godda doo. Nah mean.

If you’re using a beat from YouTube, make sure you visit the producers website to purchase or get the stems to the beat so it can be properly mixed and mastered for CD/Digital quality. Don’t just take him an mp3 file beat and expect it to turn out golden because it’s been compressed already. How? Because it’s in mp3 format all together. Whatever he’s going to do to that beat st the studio you’ll most likely be able to do at your home.

10-22-2018, 10:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Supsie

Ok punk thanks for the reply, I don't get it tho what do u mean I can't walk in there with ur own beats from YouTube an just record? I thought that's what u could do then leave it to them to mix it an make it sound dope at an real good? But u say no? What else do u need to bring? Or tell them cause I was planning on going in there to record a whole mixtape but get the dude to mix it an stuff I was just gonna .... do what you said is a waste of time pretty much? What else needs to be done?

Also I know it can be expensive but yo if u want to have a proper CD or album dun that u can then go hand out to record lables it's whatcha godda doo. Nah mean.

If you’re using a beat from YouTube, make sure you visit the producers website to purchase or get the stems to the beat so it can be properly mixed and mastered for CD/Digital quality. Don’t just take him an mp3 file beat and expect it to turn out golden because it’s been compressed already. How? Because it’s in mp3 format all together. Whatever he’s going to do to that beat st the studio you’ll most likely be able to do at your home.

#15 10-22-2018, 11:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Punk

If you’re using a beat from YouTube, make sure you visit the producers website to purchase or get the stems to the beat so it can be properly mixed and mastered for CD/Digital quality. Don’t just take him an mp3 file beat and expect it to turn out golden because it’s been compressed already. How? Because it’s in mp3 format all together. Whatever he’s going to do to that beat st the studio you’ll most likely be able to do at your home.

You think Supsie would be capable of the type of EQ, and other mixing a trained professional would be? Lol.

You might be able to. Hell, maybe even I'd be able to. But, Supsie?

....Doubtful.

10-22-2018, 11:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Punk

If you’re using a beat from YouTube, make sure you visit the producers website to purchase or get the stems to the beat so it can be properly mixed and mastered for CD/Digital quality. Don’t just take him an mp3 file beat and expect it to turn out golden because it’s been compressed already. How? Because it’s in mp3 format all together. Whatever he’s going to do to that beat st the studio you’ll most likely be able to do at your home.

You think Supsie would be capable of the type of EQ, and other mixing a trained professional would be? Lol.

You might be able to. Hell, maybe even I'd be able to. But, Supsie?

....Doubtful.

#16 10-22-2018, 12:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Supsie

Ok punk thanks for the reply, I don't get it tho what do u mean I can't walk in there with ur own beats from YouTube an just record? I thought that's what u could do then leave it to them to mix it an make it sound dope at an real good? But u say no? What else do u need to bring? Or tell them cause I was planning on going in there to record a whole mixtape but get the dude to mix it an stuff I was just gonna .... do what you said is a waste of time pretty much? What else needs to be done?

Also I know it can be expensive but yo if u want to have a proper CD or album dun that u can then go hand out to record lables it's whatcha godda doo. Nah mean.

You don't need trackouts for beats but it definitely helps for your vocals to sit in the mix. You won't get the same quality you will at home because 1) the engineer knows how to mix better than you 2) they have way better equipment

10-22-2018, 12:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Supsie

Ok punk thanks for the reply, I don't get it tho what do u mean I can't walk in there with ur own beats from YouTube an just record? I thought that's what u could do then leave it to them to mix it an make it sound dope at an real good? But u say no? What else do u need to bring? Or tell them cause I was planning on going in there to record a whole mixtape but get the dude to mix it an stuff I was just gonna .... do what you said is a waste of time pretty much? What else needs to be done?

Also I know it can be expensive but yo if u want to have a proper CD or album dun that u can then go hand out to record lables it's whatcha godda doo. Nah mean.

You don't need trackouts for beats but it definitely helps for your vocals to sit in the mix. You won't get the same quality you will at home because 1) the engineer knows how to mix better than you 2) they have way better equipment

#17 10-22-2018, 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleu

You don't need trackouts for beats but it definitely helps for your vocals to sit in the mix. You won't get the same quality you will at home because 1) the engineer knows how to mix better than you 2) they have way better equipment

Depends on the sound he’s looking for and how much space the instruments take up on a compressed beat because simply using an mp3/wav file you can still tell you used a mp3/wav file. You can hear it clear as day, no matter how GREAT it may sound.

10-22-2018, 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleu

You don't need trackouts for beats but it definitely helps for your vocals to sit in the mix. You won't get the same quality you will at home because 1) the engineer knows how to mix better than you 2) they have way better equipment

Depends on the sound he’s looking for and how much space the instruments take up on a compressed beat because simply using an mp3/wav file you can still tell you used a mp3/wav file. You can hear it clear as day, no matter how GREAT it may sound.

#18 10-22-2018, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Punk

Depends on the sound he’s looking for and how much space the instruments take up on a compressed beat because simply using an mp3/wav file you can still tell you used a mp3/wav file. You can hear it clear as day, no matter how GREAT it may sound.

Word mixing with track outs is always better so as long as the engineer knows what they're doing. But it's not a necessity to get good/great mixing. You're just not gonna get the best possible mix without track outs.

For any upcoming artist that doesn't even have a catalogue to begin with I'd def suggest skipping on paying for track outs off the bat. You might just waste a bunch of bread for nothing in the end. You're better off dropping music with decent quality, saving some money and building your fan base / catalogue at the beginning. Just my insight/opinion though

10-22-2018, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Punk

Depends on the sound he’s looking for and how much space the instruments take up on a compressed beat because simply using an mp3/wav file you can still tell you used a mp3/wav file. You can hear it clear as day, no matter how GREAT it may sound.

Word mixing with track outs is always better so as long as the engineer knows what they're doing. But it's not a necessity to get good/great mixing. You're just not gonna get the best possible mix without track outs.

For any upcoming artist that doesn't even have a catalogue to begin with I'd def suggest skipping on paying for track outs off the bat. You might just waste a bunch of bread for nothing in the end. You're better off dropping music with decent quality, saving some money and building your fan base / catalogue at the beginning. Just my insight/opinion though

#19 10-22-2018, 06:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleu

Word mixing with track outs is always better so as long as the engineer knows what they're doing. But it's not a necessity to get good/great mixing. You're just not gonna get the best possible mix without track outs.

For any upcoming artist that doesn't even have a catalogue to begin with I'd def suggest skipping on paying for track outs off the bat. You might just waste a bunch of bread for nothing in the end. You're better off dropping music with decent quality, saving some money and building your fan base / catalogue at the beginning. Just my insight/opinion though

Agreed with this.

10-22-2018, 06:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleu

Word mixing with track outs is always better so as long as the engineer knows what they're doing. But it's not a necessity to get good/great mixing. You're just not gonna get the best possible mix without track outs.

For any upcoming artist that doesn't even have a catalogue to begin with I'd def suggest skipping on paying for track outs off the bat. You might just waste a bunch of bread for nothing in the end. You're better off dropping music with decent quality, saving some money and building your fan base / catalogue at the beginning. Just my insight/opinion though

Agreed with this.

#20 10-23-2018, 02:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleu

You don't need trackouts for beats but it definitely helps for your vocals to sit in the mix. You won't get the same quality you will at home because 1) the engineer knows how to mix better than you 2) they have way better equipment

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?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Punk

If you’re using a beat from YouTube, make sure you visit the producers website to purchase or get the stems to the beat so it can be properly mixed and mastered for CD/Digital quality. Don’t just take him an mp3 file beat and expect it to turn out golden because it’s been compressed already. How? Because it’s in mp3 format all together. Whatever he’s going to do to that beat st the studio you’ll most likely be able to do at your home.

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

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rant

You think Supsie would be capable of the type of EQ, and other mixing a trained professional would be? Lol.

You might be able to. Hell, maybe even I'd be able to. But, Supsie?

....Doubtful.

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

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleu

Word mixing with track outs is always better so as long as the engineer knows what they're doing. But it's not a necessity to get good/great mixing. You're just not gonna get the best possible mix without track outs.

For any upcoming artist that doesn't even have a catalogue to begin with I'd def suggest skipping on paying for track outs off the bat. You might just waste a bunch of bread for nothing in the end. You're better off dropping music with decent quality, saving some money and building your fan base / catalogue at the beginning. Just my insight/opinion though

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..

10-23-2018, 02:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleu

You don't need trackouts for beats but it definitely helps for your vocals to sit in the mix. You won't get the same quality you will at home because 1) the engineer knows how to mix better than you 2) they have way better equipment

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?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Punk

If you’re using a beat from YouTube, make sure you visit the producers website to purchase or get the stems to the beat so it can be properly mixed and mastered for CD/Digital quality. Don’t just take him an mp3 file beat and expect it to turn out golden because it’s been compressed already. How? Because it’s in mp3 format all together. Whatever he’s going to do to that beat st the studio you’ll most likely be able to do at your home.

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

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rant

You think Supsie would be capable of the type of EQ, and other mixing a trained professional would be? Lol.

You might be able to. Hell, maybe even I'd be able to. But, Supsie?

....Doubtful.

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

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleu

Word mixing with track outs is always better so as long as the engineer knows what they're doing. But it's not a necessity to get good/great mixing. You're just not gonna get the best possible mix without track outs.

For any upcoming artist that doesn't even have a catalogue to begin with I'd def suggest skipping on paying for track outs off the bat. You might just waste a bunch of bread for nothing in the end. You're better off dropping music with decent quality, saving some money and building your fan base / catalogue at the beginning. Just my insight/opinion though

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..


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