High-Five!

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Neon said:
lmfao....omg... :/
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Thanks, but i didn't come on here claiming to be a rapper so no idea why everyone of your ####### replies diss me

Im sick of your nonsence

"listen to my rap, i know it was crap" - quote from my freestyle
 
GordyR = Number 1


when i first clicked on it i thought bloody hell whats this going to be like and then wham i was like :eek: i got that feeling like when you see a poor helpless granny looks like shes getting mugged then she whips out the Fung Fu jaw drops and the words WOW just flow out
 
GordyR said:
Okay people gather round.... Prepare yourselves for....

The official HIGH-FIVE anthem!!!

http://www.btinternet.com/~james.rankin7/highfive.mp3

Note: This is not a serious attempt by any means, please don't judge me on this! I tried to make it as stupid as possible. Oh and I am probably the worlds worst rapper but don't care... ENJOY! :D
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I

am

in

love

with

you :D

(I',m pretty drunk at the moment, this song is the best thing EVER :D :D! <3)
 
nealw said:
haha, such high production values for a random forum thread.
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Drum loops and samples?

Hardly a multi-million pound budget (no offense Gordy)

I for one am glad it was this good quality.. I emplore ElRazur to release anything remotely as well produced, or near that quality.

Speaking of which.. [Removed - Steady on...]

Top man Gordy.
 
nealw said:
haha, such high production values for a random forum thread.
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Lol it wasn't bad for an hours work I guess. The mix is probably awful though, was too late to listen through my monitors and had to use headphones instead. It doesn't take long to throw something together when you've spent weeks on end working with some very famous producers. Some of their methods tend to rub off on you.

If I get a chance i'll redo it properly, add some harmonies and clean up the vocals. The EQ on the vocals are probably way out since as I said it's impossible to judge through cans.

Anyway it was all just for a laugh. I'm pleased you all liked it so much. :D
 
EVH said:
Drum loops and samples?
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Sequenced in Cubase SX 3
NI Battery 2 with some randomly picked snare/kick samples (Ran through some heavy limiting in L2)
Spectrasonics Trilogy for the Bass
EWQL Symphonic orchestra strings (which includes some horns) as well as some other EW horn samples
Waves plugins for compression/EQ/Delays etc...

And so on...

Some pretty expensive kit there actually but then I do work in the industry. :p
 
GordyR said:
Sequenced in Cubase SX 3
NI Battery 2 with some randomly picked snare/kick samples (Ran through some heavy limiting in L2)
Spectrasonics Trilogy for the Bass
EWQL Symphonic orchestra strings (which includes some horns) as well as some other EW horn samples
Waves plugins for compression/EQ etc...

And so on...

Some pretty expensive kit there actually but then I do work in the industry. :p
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Yeah tell me bout it.. just finished my studio; ProTools HD 7 :D

I never been much of a Cubase fan, although SX is a vast improvement.. I was on it earlier mastering some cheep crap metal band :mad:
 
EVH said:
Yeah tell me bout it.. just finished my studio.

ProTools HD 7 :D

I never been much of a Cubase fan, although SX is a vast improvement.. I was on it earlier mastering some cheep crap metal band :mad:
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If I didn't use MIDI so extensively these days i'd be using ProTools too. Mostly for convenience of transportation between studios of course. Having said that you'd be surprised how much pro work gets done in Nuendo (The AV version of Cubase) these days... Though not much rock/pop I should add.

When Digidesign finally have a MIDI implementation to match their Audio engine i'll switch. :)

EDIT: While I think of it, how is MIDI coming along in version 7? I haven't seen that version in action yet even though it came out in November iirc? Commercial studios tend to take a while to upgrade. :(
 
EVH said:
Drum loops and samples?

Hardly a multi-million pound budget (no offense Gordy)
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granted, but its surely better than one guy with a £1.99 mic going straight into onboard audio recorded in 'sound recorder' which is tbh all that i would have expected lol.
 
GordyR said:
If I didn't use MIDI so extensively these days i'd be using ProTools too. Mostly for convenience of transportation between studios of course. Having said that you'd be surprised how much pro work gets done in Nuendo (The AV version of Cubase) these days... Though not much rock/pop I should add.

When Digidesign finally have a MIDI implementation to match their Audio engine i'll switch. :)
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Yeah granted.

A mate of mine who runs a studio of his own swears by cubase, but i'm just more of a purist.. hate working with MIDI if i can avoid it, and therefore just slipped in to ProTools at a time when Cubase 5 was still Steinberg's latest offering. Must say, nuendo is good but it feels too much like they always wanted it to be called Cubase 1.5 lol

As for transportation,, got an old G4 mac and a simple I/O preamp rack with 16 inputs.. (digidesign m-rack) s'all i need for my lighter stuff.. I need to upgrade that next :(
 
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