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  1. Posted on 07 07 10 08:42
    Abso
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    Hey, some friends have recently told me about the producers competition thats on the home page. I've been working on a track all day for about 3 days now. I was wondering if there are any age restrictions to enter this competition. Because I'm not old enough to go to defqon. Is it any different if you're "playing" at defqon?
  1. Posted on 31 07 10 17:47
    homma
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    Geoffrey Homma
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    No restrictions!
  2. Posted on 01 08 10 05:57
    spruce000
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    Is there anywhere we can any that have already be submitted
  3. Posted on 18 08 10 10:29
    vonzen321boom
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    Mario Martin
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    hello Q-dance, i do not have a question but i have a suggestion.
    I suggest you suggest the program FL Studio, as it suggests that it is a good suggestion because it makes it easier to make songs and beats. so thank you for listening to my suggestion for you to suggest.....

    LOL
  4. Posted on 07 04 11 01:52
    siborn91
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    you call yourself a producer and your using FL??

    you should be ashamed of yourself lol
  5. Posted on 07 04 11 01:55
    siborn91
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    Q-dance i have been producing for about a yr and i am currently getting my degree in audio production engineering where do i sign up?
  6. Posted on 03 05 11 13:54
    homma
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    Geoffrey Homma
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    There will be another comp for 2011, so stay tuned!
  7. Posted on 08 05 11 22:56
    wild motherfucker
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    logic and tools is the way to go
  8. Posted on 26 05 11 17:59
    ofschoon
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    quote:
    homma wrote on 03 May 2011 @ 13:54:
    There will be another comp for 2011, so stay tuned!
    Cool White Area competition!
  9. Posted on 25 06 11 18:45
    dj_esky
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    quote:
    siborn91 wrote on 07 April 2011 @ 01:52:
    you call yourself a producer and your using FL??

    you should be ashamed of yourself lol


    Music is music, and no one should be ashamed of what media is used to create it. as long as your idea is put down somehow that's all that matters.

    I started producing with a 486 66Mhz running a TB303 Emulator, and Hammerhead drum emulator recorded to a VCR, then re recorded back into the PC for editing and adding other samples before it was finalized. and put on my 2nd CD.

    if there is a will to make music, there is a way, and there is no perfect way to make your tunes.
  10. Posted on 14 08 11 08:31
    GG212
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    I have to ask though, are the judges concerned about whether or not the program used to produce music was legally purchased? Some DJs on other forums seem to have pirated programs (why they brag about it, I don't know).
  11. Posted on 14 08 11 13:34
    gijsg87
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    G van G
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    I think they just listen to the track you submit
  12. Posted on 22 08 11 02:22
    siborn91
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    quote:
    dj_esky wrote on 25 June 2011 @ 18:45:
    [...]


    Music is music, and no one should be ashamed of what media is used to create it. as long as your idea is put down somehow that's all that matters.

    I started producing with a 486 66Mhz running a TB303 Emulator, and Hammerhead drum emulator recorded to a VCR, then re recorded back into the PC for editing and adding other samples before it was finalized. and put on my 2nd CD.

    if there is a will to make music, there is a way, and there is no perfect way to make your tunes.
    as a producer you should be ashamed cause if you new anything about audio engineering like other producers you wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole... i agree with the other comment above.. logic and tools ftw the algorithms for anti aliasing is perfect in each case.. that being said i understand that those programs are expensive, but they really are industry standard for a reason