Elixir

SGK's Mixes DJ // Graphic Designer 
@zeropointshow

How do you sound today?
Have you ever thought that we can sound differently depending on our physical and emotional state? We merge with music, we become music, but we are not a whole piece, we are a note. I am a note in the piece of music. But, if I'm a note, what is a piece? Whole life? If we assume the possibility of reincarnation, then each new life is a new piece of music? Or maybe each new piece is a different life situation? However, it does not matter. In each piece, we, like notes, play a different meaning, even if we produce the same sound. Much depends on our environment: somewhere we stand out, somewhere we get lost and we are not heard at all. Perhaps it is important to create a silence around you, surround yourself with a few notes as possible in order to hear yourself, to hear how you sound. Moreover, by creating a silence around us, you can hear a note that sounds beautiful to you. A note that complements you, and you complement it. You sound beautiful together. You become not just a note, but together you become music, a piece of music. So, how do you sound today?

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post-normcore jungle music for an emerging superstructure
 
for demos/gigs/inquiries: house.techno.bass@gmail.com

Currently interested in collaborating with other artists and promoting their work, while ultimately striving towards a career in audio engineering and sound design :)

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Message from 12th Canvas,

12th Canvas 11 Jun 2011 at 18:13
Thanks bruv, means a lot. I actually started out on FL years ago. I would say the best way to learn is just to educate yourself on the basics. Read the forums, soak up knowledge. A great source is the production bible available on Dubstepforum.com.

Also, writing music requires patience and understanding. The best way to gain understanding about your synths and sound design is to just play around with them, trying different things and learning what each knob does. It won't sound very good at first but once you have a good grasp on what you are doing, you will be able to fine tune the sound and shape it how you like. I think that this can't be taught very easily though, it has to be learned and the only way to learn it is to do it, a lot.

Hope this helped.

Cheers,

12th

Elixir

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