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nick
nick-nick-nick-nick
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FreeSound
- Drum And Bass producer
FreeSound
- Drum And Bass producer
» genre:
Electronic >
Dance
» location:
» label: unsigned
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NiCK-NiCK-NiCK-NiCK
NEWS
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Hi, my name is NiCK. I've been making music for about 4-5 years and i'm only getting older...ripe old age of 16.
Why this name?
I am Nick and Nick is I.
Do you play live?
I don't play live, seeing as keyboard's hardly the coolest instrument to play. I watch other people play live though; sometimes with amusing emanations.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
For the better definately.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
I can dream, can't I? Hell, it might happen one day :)
Band History:
It seems I started a very long time ago, i've certainly come a very long way from back in my eJay days. They were good times, however problems with their website was the main catalyst for my transfer to entirely different methods of music production. I now do an odd mix of cheesy trance (I just find it easier than everything else) and whatever else I can be bothered with making.
Your influences?
Pendulum, High Contrast, Mylo, DJDrunkenMaster, Concord Dawn, Kay Stone, Zero 7
Favorite spot?
London's the most interesting city I've been to by far.
Equipment used:
FL Studio 8 producer editon (booyah! upgrade!)
Audacity (for mic recording)
Soundforge 7.0 (final mastering)
Audacity (for mic recording)
Soundforge 7.0 (final mastering)
Anything else...?
I'm slowly getting better. As of more recently I'm getting better quicker for some reason.