I think it's a solid track (I'm assuming it's not completed yet). I think in the first section of the track, some sort of melody to accompany the main pads/synths would be nice. Other than that I think it's super solid. Love the atmosphere and vibe you have going.

Quote from: Dnaha on October 26, 2016, 02:49:55 pm

Quote from: Marrow Machines on October 26, 2016, 08:27:18 am

check your play back speed on your car.

You could of recorded it at a slower tempo in relation to your car's playback speed. That would create a speed up, thus an increase in pitch.

Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure if theres a way to check playback speed in my car (though admittedly I'm still very new to this stuff )

I noticed on the cassette deck that there is a button for normal dubbing speed and high speed dubbing. Would that have anything to do with it?

that might have something to do with it.


Try re recording one tune on your deck, and check the play back speed in your car.


One other option is to do a bit of research on the equipment your car uses to get a more specific answer that might save you some time and or money.







BUT, record at the different speed that gave you the problem in the first place and play it back on your car to see if it works.


it's like the difference between a 33rpm record and 45rpm record. The playback speed has to match the recorded speed. other wise you're playing UK jungle from the 90's.....

Thanks for all the replies. The only thing is that I'm pretty sure the dubbing speed is at normal since the light that would indicate it being on high speed dubbing isn't lit. Pressing the button doesn't seem to do anything but that could just mean my machine is broken :p. I'll do so more research thanks for your help

Hey all,

So recently I undertook a project of putting my EP on cassettes and I ran into a weirdπ issue. I took blank cassettes and recorded onto it through my laptop. When I playback on the cassette deck that I used to record, the playback sounds exactly as it should and like the original song. However, when I take the cassette and play it in my car's cassette deck, all the songs on the cassette I recorded sound about 600 cents pitched up. I have a sample cassette that sounds perfectly fine on both systems. I haven't tried other decks since I don't have any others but I was wondering if anyone here knows what the issue is.

Thanks all!

Wow I absolutely love this. Its so amazing. You really have something good here. You should definitely continue to work on this track to make a full length track. Reminds me of the beginning of Language by Porter, so going in a direction similar to that wouldn't be a bad idea. I really hope you get around to finishing this, great stuff.

This is so sick. I love listening to stuff like this. I need more of this  Good work

Quote from: Dnaha on January 26, 2016, 05:29:48 pm

Hey all,

First topic post here and not sure if this has been asked before. I was wondering if anyone here has had any experience using vocaloids (specifically Avanna). I was wondering if they're easy to use, a good tool to have during production if you want vocals, or if they're generally worth buying and using.

Thanks!

Thanks a bunch for these links!

Hi Dnaha, how far down the rabbit hole do you want to go?

HTH:

If you're finding it hard to find a vocalist, consider using a voice synth:
https://www.reddit.com/r/edmproduction/comments/3jcara/if_youre_finding_it_hard_to_find_a_vocalist/

Voxanimation: Voice Synth Production as an Art Form
https://ello.co/zuddox/post/GUi8obYTJAF7esFJEEpMOQ

"What Equipment/Tools do you need to start doing Voxanimation?"
https://ello.co/zuddox/post/jDqHLgIjzSKIAOv9Kz-k9g

Voxanimation subreddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/voxanimation/

Cheers, zuddox

Hey all,

First topic post here and not sure if this has been asked before. I was wondering if anyone here has had any experience using vocaloids (specifically Avanna). I was wondering if they're easy to use, a good tool to have during production if you want vocals, or if they're generally worth buying and using.

Thanks!

I have the PreSonus Audiobox USB interface that I use with a pair of KRK Rokit 5's and it solved most of the audio interference issues I had. That being said, my interface does spazz out sometimes and disconnect for a second or two, but I think that problem might be specific to me. Overall, the Audiobox is a great interface especially for the price.