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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 209 Registered: Oct-10 | I bought Dub Turbo (digital music production software) and it's pretty awesome although my computer isn't good enough to run it without it freezing all of the time. I've had it for a day and I've made two bass testers, and I'd like some opinions on them - is the bass/quality okay, does it get as low as hell? Dub Turbo is supposed to be top quality but I can't find a drum kit that I like. Most of the sounds are useless for rap beats but its soooo easy to use. Does anyone use this? Here's beat 1 / 3.13 MB - I have dial-up so I couldn't upload the whole thing, both are pretty much the same all of the way through. http://www.tempfiles.net/download/201012/138943/bass-test-2.html I'm working on a killer beat but it's just on paper. It's easier to plan it all out in your head first. I need to buy extra sounds. Great for $30. |
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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 210 Registered: Oct-10 | Beat 2 / 3.19 MB. http://www.tempfiles.net/download/201012/138958/rap-3.html |
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Gold Member Username: Gcs8Atlanta, Ga Post Number: 1779 Registered: Sep-09 | dial-up is still around? |
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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 211 Registered: Oct-10 | So are cheap parents. |
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Gold Member Username: JbpittPittsburgh, Pa. Usa Post Number: 1019 Registered: Jul-09 | Ive been really interested in doing something like this lately. I just want to mess around with some beats an sounds. Do you have any suggestions on something i could start out with? Would this dub turbo be something good to start out on? |
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Platinum Member Username: Nd4spd18Philadelphia, PA Post Number: 11669 Registered: Jul-06 | lol the 90s called and wants their dial-up internet connection back, for realz. |
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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 212 Registered: Oct-10 | It's apparently better and easier to use than programs that are $599. DT is $30, with extras. $30 gets you a membership/licence for 20 years (you can download all version upgrades from then on), and you can also buy a licence that allows you to sell your beats on their site and elsewhere. One producer says he could do "5-10 beats a day at $250 each). Half a million a year. You can make Jeezy style beats. For the price alone it's better. You can import sounds and use a midi keyboard. For instance, with Fruity Loops 9 software you can't use it on a desktop while offline (I think) - only online, from a site. Even if you're away from your computer, you can use Dub Turbo on their site and save projects by emailing them to yourself, and all without downloading. I used it today on a friends laptop with wireless internet at 80 kb/s, it was an instant load. It ran better too. I played Black Ops too, on a 60ish" true high-def flat screen with that "true motion" picture, and it's sooooo awesome. Everything moves quicker and it's shocking to know that you've been watching laggy TV all your life. |
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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 213 Registered: Oct-10 | By the way, dial-up was the only option for this location before 2008. Bell charged us for a Turbo Stick that we didn't even use, and it was supposed to be a few months free. Sent it back, they send another and charge us for that one, and we didn't use it! |
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Silver Member Username: GutteerFort atkinson/Marshall, WI Post Number: 168 Registered: Feb-10 | its good but it could be better its missing something but i cant put my finger on it i doubt i could do even that good im just voicing my opinion |
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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 214 Registered: Oct-10 | Thanks, that's what I thought. There isn't a great selection of sounds, and the beats are missing main & background instruments/sounds, which I'm adding. There aren't specific sine waves to choose from so I just pick the lowest/loudest/cleanest key/sound I can find. After like 6 layers it gets confusing, too much to write. |
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Silver Member Username: GutteerFort atkinson/Marshall, WI Post Number: 169 Registered: Feb-10 | im all ready confused |
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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 215 Registered: Oct-10 | Here's what I'm working with now. http://www.tempfiles.net/download/201012/139065/hot-beat.html |
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Silver Member Username: GutteerFort atkinson/Marshall, WI Post Number: 170 Registered: Feb-10 | sounds a lot better but what i think you should add is a deep bass hit then 3-4 higher but not much higher in there i think it would sound good but thats just me |
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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 216 Registered: Oct-10 | It goes - high bass - lowlowlow - lowlowlow - high - lowlowlow - single deep hit. The 3 low hits are all close together and it doesn't sound as low as one hit at the end. I'm adding mid bass next. Those are actually the lowest I could find (listed under key kit Crunk1). I'm going to try to import a 20 Hz sine wave and chop it up to fit. |
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Silver Member Username: GutteerFort atkinson/Marshall, WI Post Number: 171 Registered: Feb-10 | oh i cant really tell my headphones suck but thats pretty much what i was thinking |
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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 217 Registered: Oct-10 | I got crazy with it. Sound familiar? LOL! I'm going to add other Starwars sounds (like lightsabers) to it, make it into a full song, and try to sell it on the DT site. http://www.tempfiles.net/download/201012/139168/starwars.html |
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Silver Member Username: Lord_huggingtonOntario Canada Post Number: 223 Registered: Oct-10 | This ones awesome. It's unmixed so there's pauses between choruses/verses. http://www.tempfiles.net/download/201101/139339/right-now.html |