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No rules, but if you really want to be heard, this time is enough to give an idea of a whole track.


How to encode your wav:
Normalize your wav *ever*! There's a strong lack of quality in encoding.
Go to DC Offset and let the automatic fix background noise that appears so much in Real Audio.
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Then, e-mail me to have it here:    sultanwav@hotmail.com    

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Letter for a Missing Friend - ( 850 Kb ) - by Soma

          " This music is for Extreme Satisfaction. "
03/11/98      







Cool - ( 850 Kb ) - by Soma

          " This music was in Muzikka, an alternative mp3 site. Dont remember anymore, but it was done mainly with Cakewalk "
02/11/98      







Killing Fields - ( 950 Kb ) - by Sparq

          " This song , Killing Fields, is about the tragities of war. As with the others everything but thekeys are analog. I do all editing in Sound Forge All sequencing in Cakewalk. A correction to Soma's generous commentary,I did not do the lead vocals on these particular songs. I give credit to Michael Riser who did the lead vocals. I did do the back ups and will soon give you some of my lead vocal stuff but I wanted to give my music a fair chance with a real pro. " (beautiful! - Soma)
31/10/98      

(hear now something that "Sony Music" should discover! - Soma)







Fly - ( 1 Mb ) - by Sparq

          " I wrote "Fly" a couple of years ago. All the weird sounds at the beginning are guitar. I used a Peavy Profex II guitar processor and sort of preverted a preset called talkbox.
The lyrics are symbolic of any 'master' that you might have in your life be it sex, drugs, work or even music. Originaly, it was about a person I knew that was pretty messed up on drugs but it eventually evolved into meaning being messed up on anything. The phrase 'when the master comes will you know his name' refers to knowing that something has power over you to make you sway in your priorities. Although written in a christian context, I believe that anything that takes precident over your love of family, God, yourself or right and wrong, is a demon that should not be the master of your life. I hope this isn't to personal or mushy, it just my thoughts. " (beautiful! - Soma)
30/10/98      

(hear now something that "Sony Music" should discover! - Soma)







DunkelTrack - ( 750 Kb ) - by Soma & Dunkelbert

          " I found a good guitar sample in Dunkelbert's carpool vortekz2. So, I am giving his credits!
The first bassline is general MIDI (again?!?), the second is the synthbass1e soundfont, that I prepared with Future Music magazine's CDs ( they are at discmxr! ).
Drums, as usual, BBox Addons sounds sequenced in Fruity Loops. Many flange effects (also in guitar) edited inside Cakewalk 8.
Better saying, ALL was sequenced in Cakewalk. I choosed this because its support to AWE64 soundfonts. I sequenced all in piano roll with a mouse. Ah, remember now: time treatments in Wave Surgeon and Sound Forge 4.5.
I hope he likes it!!! "
27/10/98      

hehehe...first colaboration track!







98 Layer 3 - ( 1 Mb ) - by Sparq

          " I wrote this on guitar and transposed it into Cakewalk . Everything except the ghostie sounds and the keys are analog. The song is in a 9/8 time signature (actually, it's 4/4-5/4) but I like to say 9/8 hence the name. "
27/10/98      

more SPARQ soon (Why not? Every musician should have a site...)







Alien Shadow - ( 600 Kb ) - by Soma

          " I use a sound with this name from Fruity Loops demos directory. It was sequenced with BBox Addons sounds, they work great in Fruity!
You hear some guitars soundfonts found on the net, sitar idem, flange pads, etc. All sequenced in the non-radium Cakewalk8. I use a hindu singer's solo, found in an old demo CD from Future Music magazine. In overall aspect, sounds too dramatic for my taste, but we have to try many styles" "
25/10/98      

more SOMA soon (why not? only a personal music bank, i'd rather spend my time with "lets kids")







Immortal Deception - ( 1 Mb ) - by Extreme Satisfaction

          " wait till the Mysterious One come bacK!!! "
22/10/98      

more EXTREME at EXTREME SATISFACTION'S WORLD







Evolver - ( 250k ) - by Djetz

          " A new piece in honor of muzikka. That's a Rubberduck bassline, Stomper kick, sampled hat, and some guitar abuse. All put together with SF Acid, including the guitar - straight in like a multitrack. I love that prog! "
15/10/98           







Easy Way Out - ( 250k ) - by Thorosm

          "The sample in the middle is Terence Mackena talkink about psychedelics...
main track in Rebirth
pads from synths
Timeworks Phaser on overload
Acid stuff, etc."
15/10/98            







Dark One - ( 250k ) - by Thorosm

          "waiting for nfo"
15/10/98            







106 Miles to Chicago - ( 250k ) - by Ford Prefect

          "This is one of the first bits i put together.
I used Hammerhead for most of the drums, Making Waves for the drum fills, and the sequencing, and Sound Forge to doctor it all up. Everything started as a single shot sample. Hope ya dig it."
09/10/98      

more Ford Prefect at B.M.P.      







Ambience - ( 550k ) - by Krev

          "Track was done at home using all the best and latest audiowarez plus 8 analogue tracks (Fostexmodel 80) & 8 digital (Fostex D80).  Most of the synths done on a Korg Prophecy, Wavestation A/D and Rebirth 2. Other weird noises are stuff I have made up on the Akai S3000XL, and messed around with in Soundforge 4.5 and Wavelab 2.01. 
Talking samples are from Star Wars  ("We are preparing to orbit the planet) and Shaft ("Drop the guns and freeze, When this baby starts kickin it wont stop" etc.). I use an Allen & Heath 24:8:16:2 desk which is wicked as it has a lovely warm sound and also I could have 42 channels available for mixdown. That is not including any tracks on Cubase VST or Cakewalk 8. 
If you want to hear this track at CD quality, visit my homesite. There are also more fine examples of what I do when not gigging with my band (The Fluff), and also tracks by my band......Check it out.  I play bass, guitar, sing, piano, keyboards, etc. Programming, engineering & production". 
08/10/98      

more Krev at THE FLUFF       thefluff@fcmail.com







Southpark - ( 480k ) - by Extreme Satisfaction

"This was created on Acid by itself. No otherr software was used...The reason I did this was I wanted to show the power of this software...The 303 and beats you hear are samples found on the web. Acid gives you complete power to create 4 beat loops and then load them to your sequencer of choice...all you do is go to menu "file" and choose Export....Then save loops at project tempo...Not as individual tracks. You then have 4 beat loops in perfect time waiting to be used in a sequencer. As you can hear, you also can change the tempo of a song. You can also change  the pitch. I have'nt learned it all yet but from what I see...Awesome Loop Tool !!!"
07/10/98      http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Tower/7389/southpark.rm">

more Extreme at EXTREME SATISFACTION'S WORLD







Track 03 - ( 400k ) - by Jonne

same as the track below
03/10/98      

more Jonne at PLANET BAZTUBA







Track 01 - ( 400k ) - by Jonne

I use ReBirth and Boss DR-660 for drums, Yamaha AN1x for pads and sweeps, and Generator for some fx. The "robotic" sound that goes almost thru the whole song in the third track is actually ReBirth with lots of tweaking and some pcf. I really love that program once you´re geting in to it.
03/10/98      

more Jonne at PLANET BAZTUBA







African Queen - ( 700k ) - by Tamis

"I used Acid for the audio 'sequencing' , Sound Forge for general edition (lots of trimming...), Generator 1.53 for the sweep. Some loops by myself with Fruity Loops, others somewhere in the net."
27/09/98      







Project - ( 700k ) - by Extreme Satisfaction

"I used a Novation Bass Station for the "Crazy" sounds...The 303 you hear is also the Novation...I also use 2 yamaha "cheap" synths for sounds. Beats were samples and my DR.550 Drum Machine. I used Fruity Pro to create some loops...ie: the clicks...I find Fruity Pro to be an awesome loop tool...You can make the pitch change in a noise and sequence it like a synth would be playing it...Awesome!!! Cool edit Pro of course is my editor of choice...And now you have a simple tune. This is only the demo. No way near finished yet...Enjoy"
24/09/98      







Dream - ( 350k ) - by Thorosm
17/09/98      







Cosmic Shuffle - ( 330k ) - by Somaton

"drums: beat box frenetic landscape: rubberduck pads: soundfonts, sowhere on the www bass: synth bass 1 General Midi ( ! ) treatments: noise gate and delay"
13/09/98      









Take Me Away ( 600k ) - by Universal Groove

read "Happy" info

12/09/98      

more Universal Groove at UNIVERSAL GROOVE


Happy ( 550k ) - by Universal Groove

"Happy was all sequenced with Cubase. Of course, we use keyboards and a few diff rack mounts! I've said before that we used Mac. Now I have my system at home and I get great vocals from Tonia!"
11/09/98      

more Universal Groove at UNIVERSAL GROOVE







After Midnight ( 600k ) - by Extreme Satisfaction (aka 504Flava)

"I had did this when I first found Acid...
This was created on only one piece of software. The loops were found on the web in various places. Just playing around..."
10/09/98      

more Extreme at EXTREME SATISFACTION'S WORLD







Morning - (430 k ) - by Thorosm

"It was made with Acid , Korg Prophecy;
drums from rebirth and fruity loops; noises and stuff edited with all the cool plugins".
03/09/98      


Star - ( 330 k ) - by Thorosm

"I used Acid to sequence and create loops. Most are created with Korg Prophecy ( ! ).
Like a sequencer, Acid sends MIDI clock, so you can clock your synths to arpeggiate in sync, and if your synths have syncble LFOs, even better!
Post processing-standard - some compression to drums and Maximizer in the end. There is also use of Fusion Vocoder".
02/09/98      







TechnoBahia - ( 280k ) - by Soma

"In this track you hear Hammerhead, a cool and free drum machine. It was treated on Wave Surgeon, where I could invert some cymbals. All the rest are soundfonts sequenced in Cakewalk 7. The most interesting thing is about Africa-Brazil concepts of rhythm".
01/09/98      




Crazy Dolls - ( 191k ) - by Soma

"Very simple music that everyone could make...The electronic background was produced with Rubber Duck - easy to use, but inaccurate about time measures. Wave Surgeon failed in editing a 8Mb wav file, so, I used Sound Forge. I used also the all-powerfull Beat Box, all sequenced with mouse in Cakewalk7 (it was choosen because of AWE soundfonts). Hope you enjoy!"
28/08/98       re-encoded







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