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xx Essential Hip Hop Rhythms in Adobe Audition | 07 Jun 10
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12:43:46 by DJ
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Classic, timeless Hip Hop music is built on a solid foundation of soulful, yet addictive rhythm. So far, at Hit Talk, we’ve addressed many melodic production concepts, taking rhythm and basic beat-making skills as given. Still, many readers have asked for specifics in creating compelling rhythms and beat-making. In this tip article, we get busy revealing the techniques that result in hit drum rhythms. To illustrate, we use Adobe Audition to explain the concepts of downbeat and backbeat, plus reveal the enormous difference in feel you can create by varying the placement of the kick drum. The enlightening exercises below can be re-created using any music production software.

Fundamental Beat Structure
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xx Pro One-Shot Sample Editing | 07 Jun 10
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12:37:51 by DJ
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Pro One-Shot Sample Editing

Rap and Hip Hop music is full of chopping and sampling. Many Hip Hop producers - like Chuck D, J Dilla, and DJ Premier just to name a few - construct mixes by slicing out one-shot samples from existing third-party loops and songs, extracting brief sections of audio, and re-combining them into a remixed collage of sound. Audio editing software like Audacity, perhaps the best free audio editing program, makes chopping samples extremely easy. Because chopping samples within any software is so easy, it’s also easy to make a messy job of it. One distinct hazard of chopping one-shot samples is the audible tick. Not the little gray insect that gives you lyme disease, but the clicking or popping sound t...


xx Stereo Spread: Timbaland Style | 07 Jun 10
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12:32:26 by DJ
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Stereo Spread: Timbaland Style



A few months ago, in one of our Reason production tips, we wrote about how to use mixing gear (or the Reason mixer) to transform mono sounds into captivating stereo images. Since then, many of our readers have asked privately how to replicate that effect using a standard software DAW such as Audacity, or Pro Tools without having to route through a mixer. The answer is quite easy: do it Timbaland style. Timbaland produces using the Ensoniq ASR-10: a sampler that allows a producer to work with two copies of one sample. You can hard pan one copy of the sample to the left, and the other copy to the right, and create a stereo image by delaying one sample in relation to the other. In addition ...


xx An Introduction To VSTi Software Synthesizers | 07 Jun 10
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An Introduction To VSTi Software Synthesizers

Guest post by Petri suhonen

A Software synthesizer is basically a computer program coded to produce or generate digital audio. Most of these synths are available as VST plug-ins and they're called VST instruments or VSTi.

VST stands for Virtual Studio Technology developed by Steinberg and it's an interface for integrating software synthesizers - and  also effects such as reverb and chorus - to digital audio workstations (DAW) like FL Studio, Cubase, Sonar, and Ableton Live. Many  of these softsynths can come in stand-alone versions, meaning you don't actually need a DAW to be able to play them.

Although VST is not the only technology of connecting sof...


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