Big respect my man sounds proper my friend from musical fever put me on to you it’s great to hear what we was listening to and playing on soundsystem in the 70s is still there in 2024 🔊🔊🔊
I saw you answered this many times already😂 Discovering this separation stuff really got my head spinning. You chose many of my favourite tracks. Great work and cool studio👍
@@beatbandit02 best way. did my best/most inventive Dubbing on a 4 track with a tiny desk.... Scientist said they would mix 16 tracks down to 4 so tunes could be mixed at King Tubbys'....
did you use the new MPC software to separate the instruments? why do people call them 'stems'? i will never use that term. why is it a stem? it's a really clumsy metaphor
@@beatbandit02 i have an MPC but i haven't used it much, that track splitting stem software is useful stuff.... if i had that when i started i could have isolated instruments to work out what they were doing.... the 'stems' sound great, i will have to remix some of my hater's tunes, that will fcuk em up....
I loved dubbing. Is there. Way with Stems software for MPc you say?
Yup..
I could listen to you all day everyday, give thanks 🙏👊🏾😎
Yes
Big respect my man sounds proper my friend from musical fever put me on to you it’s great to hear what we was listening to and playing on soundsystem in the 70s is still there in 2024 🔊🔊🔊
Very cool👍 Can I ask where you got the tracks/stems??
I saw you answered this many times already😂 Discovering this separation stuff really got my head spinning. You chose many of my favourite tracks. Great work and cool studio👍
These MPC stems seem to seperate only 4 stems, are you just dubbing with 4 channels?
Yes
@@beatbandit02 best way. did my best/most inventive Dubbing on a 4 track with a tiny desk.... Scientist said they would mix 16 tracks down to 4 so tunes could be mixed at King Tubbys'....
Drum channels is best to be on one or two channels so you can stop the beat in one move. Just an example. Fewer channels the better.
@@philt77 On 4 track cassette i had to but i would put kick drum on a separate track when using 8 tracks and all the other drums on one track....
did you use the new MPC software to separate the instruments? why do people call them 'stems'? i will never use that term. why is it a stem? it's a really clumsy metaphor
Lol, yes MPC stems. I guess stems are referred to tracks grouped together
@@beatbandit02 i have an MPC but i haven't used it much, that track splitting stem software is useful stuff.... if i had that when i started i could have isolated instruments to work out what they were doing.... the 'stems' sound great, i will have to remix some of my hater's tunes, that will fcuk em up....
So can you use travks from uyour own CD LP collection?
@@philt77 i will be using it to isolate the productions from my haters so i can laugh at how bad their dodgy Ja-fake-ian accent is....