Posts Tagged ‘hip hop production’

GAME OVER – AKT Aktion’s New Sound Kit COMING SOON!!

Tuesday, April 5th, 2011

Calling all hip hop producers that love using the all so powerful .REX file.  AKT Aktion is releasing a crazy hip hop .REX kit strictly for hip hop drum and bass loops.  The dopest thing about this kit for hip hop production and hip hop producers is that not only is their hundreds of dope .rex drum loops and rex bass loops there are also folders for each sound separated as in percussion .rex loops folder,  snare .rex loops folder, kick .rex loops folder ETC.. This makes it so there literally millions of possible drum pattern combos that you can make.  Not only are the sounds crispy and industry ready this is probably the quickest way you could ever make dope drum tracks and also variations for change up areas in a song. We will say no more.  It will be here soon, Be Ready cause it is GAME OVER

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A.K.T. Aktion Production Tips! Stereo Flipping When Sampling..

Thursday, April 22nd, 2010

Stereo Flipping When Sampling From AKT Aktion

What people it is AK to the T here to hit you up with some dope production tips so let’s get straight to it.

Stereo Flipping When Sampling Older Tracks

If you listen to a lot of records or songs from the past on a stereo speaker set up you will notice that in some cases they will some very drastic panning.  For example a lot of  “Doors” tracks have the vocals panned hard one way and  the instrumentation panned the other.  Well in almost all DAW or audio processing and recording software programs you can Stereo Flip the left signal to both sides eliminating the right, or the opposite way and making full stereo track out of one side (left or right) of the audio file.  I use Cubase to do  this myself, but any of the top DAWs will have this ability.  You will normally just need to select the chunk of audio you wish to do this to the select “audio processing” were it is located in you recording software  This can totally change a sample library from the 60s and 70s.  I normally pan my samples hard left then hard right to see what the possibilities are if you need an example to start with use The Doors  “People Are Strange” , The vocals are all on the Right and the instrumentation is all on the left ,,You can also flip a stereo track into two mono tracks. I love doing this highly recommended…

Have Fun Mayne!!!!

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