Jafunk Member Livestream - Pro Mixing Techniques & QnA
Livestreams
Looking forward to the stream!
Forum Activity for @jonnyrebel
Favourite Producers
General Producer Chat
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One for me is Paranoid London - I just like their whole ethos as well as their production style - stripped back and no frills.
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Love Paranoid London!
Favourite Producers
General Producer Chat
I'm enjoying Rene Wise's stuff, really has a good groove going and one of the most consistent techno guys out there at the moment.
https://soundcloud.com/renewise
Sherelle is another super interesting producer https://soundcloud.com/iamsherelle 160 down the A406 is a future classic.
Creating drum fills
Member Content Requests
Hi Simon, there are a few bonus tutorials that include various nuggets of knowledge when it comes to drum variation. This Top Loop one is good https://community.producertech.com/ptmembership/youtube/118/member-top-loop-rack-demo-instructions
As for fills, maybe @Producertech could look into this one...
New blog focusing on Producertech Member David H
General Producer Chat
A big thank you to PT Member David H for helping me put together such an interesting piece. His story is an interesting one: https://www.producertech.com/blog/community-focus-david-h-s-journey
Thanks David and congratulations on your remix competition victories!
updated by @jonnyrebel: 07/22/21 10:56:07AM
How to make rave sounds
Member Content Requests
I'd really like to see some Rave-related tutorials on here, is that possible?
Why do you make music?
General Producer Chat
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For me, it all started with DJing, the buzz I got from watching a dance floor react to tracks I was choosing and playing was literally life changing. It then just seemed like a natural progression to make music for people to dance to, whether it’s simply a bootleg mash-up or original material. And I have to admit that I really like getting into the geeky/techy side of things as well, probably a bit too much as I can get a bit distracted and play around without actually being that productive.
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This. I started DJing at 15 and got into making music a few years later. It all got a bit serious for a while and I lost a bit of the love when I was in my late 20's, life caught up with me! However, in my 30's I rediscovered making music for fun. That has been so important to me, a vehicle for experession without pressure!
New to Bandcamp
Let us hear you!
Awesome, I'm giving you a follow. I love Bandcamp, I actually prefer buying music direct from the artist. Most of the stuff I like is on smaller labels too so supporting them on Bandcamp Fridays always feels good
