The Greatest Sophistication is figuring out how not to be sophisticated
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Posted : Feb 2, 2011 19:54
woaha, i was just thinking of making this thread" what is the longest you have stayed in your studio nonstop, honestly!(ok piss,beer,brunch break is allowed?" since insomnia is ok with me, i been stck 2 days straight, but no more,had to escape, and ontopic, aaa maybe 4-5 years old track, which is never complete,would be kool if we can see this hours spent in cubase also?!
Insomniscene
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Posted : Feb 2, 2011 20:30
I often think about this...but I don't know if I'd count the hours spent listening back, or staring at the screen not knowing where to go next.
Sadly my DAWs don't tell me how long
I started one track in April last year, only finished it a couple of weeks ago...but there was a massive period of writers block with it also, which accounts for why it took so long.
psyraal
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Posted : Feb 5, 2011 15:22
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On 2011-02-02 19:49:05, kabbalisticvillage wrote:
In Fl studio there is a thing that times how long you have been working on a track...
makus
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Posted : Feb 5, 2011 21:40
i think the one track was in production for three years. i started in 2007, made 5 mins. the muse was gone. i opened the project several times but no luck. i finished it in 2010. i never regret i dont delete old project i wasnt able to create such lovely vocals singing back than.
klippel
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Posted : Feb 7, 2011 09:02
it is really, really various for me. i can finish a song more or less in one week (given that i have only a couple of hours every two days max of studio time) but sometimes i keep getting back for years to the same track.. ;-)
is there an logtime of your working time on cubase too? anyone? would really be interesting. i guess i would be shocked from the working time on some of my tracks =)
@makus: very nice track indeed and the vocals are cool. may i ask how you processed the singing besides the obvious cool delay and pitch shifting. but those sphongly harmonic sweeps are done with what plug?
http://www.ektoplazm.com/free-music/stereofeld-frequenzwechsel "I've always been a believer in musical repetition to draw in the listener and make the music hypnotic. Another thing I believe in is repetition." Alan Parsons
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Posted : Feb 16, 2011 06:30
