Jessie
@Alotta Kidz Productions
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Roxboro, NC USA
Joined May 5, 2008
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DJ Suicide
Feb 05, 2009
What up, I like what you are doing with your music. Let me check up on the software you are using and i'll holla back. God bless.
Alotta Kidz Productions
Nov 18, 2008
R.I.P. shoutouts to my n*** Fred Satterfield,tragically gunned down,R.I.P. to My n*** E (Eric Hughes)a car wreck took him last week,and to BeBe one of my smoke buddies all three will be greatly missed.I would like to extend my heart out to the families and friends.....PEACE
Muzik Hall Muzik
Sep 25, 2008
Say homeboy you eatin on them traccs!!! They A1, I likes that real artist sh***!!! Checc us out www.myspace.com/youngalize!!! ***LEASE ANY 5 BEATS FOR $50 AND GET 10 FREE***
cheif of nc
Jul 06, 2008
What it is?Yo!How you like that "I'm Next" joint?
ajjackson
Jun 01, 2008
roxboro will never be the same;n***'s are going to have to put in work if they hope to compete with my dawg. he hot right now.
All comments (6)
I checked out your software and it appears to have an on board mixer embeded in the interface. So, if you are not separating your audio tracks and all of your music is going in on one stereo track, it will make your vocals appear to be sitting on top of the mix and your sampled music, if your sampling, will sound more pushed to the back of the mix. In order to balance that out you need to split as many of your music tracks as you can and pan them to different sections in the mix for dynamics. If the software that you are using won't allow you to run separate tracks in, or build them in the program, you will have to move to something like Reason, Pro Tools, or some other software that will allow you to accomplish this. If you are able to separate your tracks, you will notice that you will get a bigger sound out of your music. Also, try to keep your main vocals dead center in the mix and level your kick and snare off at the highest point that your vocals peak at.