Friction's choice

看板DrumNBass作者mooby (with my SP1200)時間22年前 (2002/12/29 21:17)推噓0(0推 0噓 0→)

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Friction在1999年就在TOV下發行單曲並在這圈子打滾，因為不受好評，最後在2000年索性當起汽車銷售員，去當他所謂的"champion hustler"，打算向現實低頭，drum & bass成為生活中極小部分。和Stakka & Skynet的一次合作卻莫名奇妙地造就了2001 anthem: Altitude。於是Friction又肥來了，現在可紅的很。:P:P 以下節錄自dnb arena。 First, he dictates his choice for his favourite sampler, the Akai s3000XL. Akai is the staple choice of the modern-day studio; it is renowned for its simple architecture and crisp drum breaks, in contrast to its main rival, the 'Emu' with its heavy-duty filter and resonance capabilities. He also talks us through MIDI sequencer packages such as 'Logic' and 'Cubase'; which, in essence, are programs that display all your sampling and sound data in a visual colour coded format on your computer for ease of use and organisation purposes. "I have always used an Akai s3000XL. This is a very personal choice, though. The edge for Akai, I think, is that the beats sound harder, I just get a vibe with this sampler. This is just my opinion though; someone else might think I am talking rubbish! Personally, though, I have always used it and am happy with it; I have always been an Akai-man. I know there are a lot of different filters in the Emu, I'm just learning it at the moment; trying to get my head round it. In some ways I think it is easier, and in some ways I think it is harder." "I have always used a big Mackie mixing desk. A PC or a Mac, too. The sequencer: Cubase. The only time I have ever used Logic is with other people, but I have to learn it properly! For bass sounds I have a good internal soft-synth, a good Roland one and a good Trinity one. When making music, though, most of the time I work with samples. I sample a lot of bits and pieces from old records, as is the trend right now." -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.csie.ntu.edu.tw) ◆ From: 211.74.5.12 ※ 編輯: mooby 來自: 211.74.5.12 (12/29 21:17)