I give you these TEN "NEWBIE" COMMANDMENTS

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Im Starting with nothing but a fairly new laptop. Should I go out and buy a key board and software or nah....I have nobody to help so I have to ask these stupid "Newbie" questions.
 
DJ Park Ave said:
Im Starting with nothing but a fairly new laptop. Should I go out and buy a key board and software or nah....I have nobody to help so I have to ask these stupid "Newbie" questions.
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Did you read the post? lol

Cheers for the read OP!
 
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Hello People

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Thats whats up!

Protect thy ears is definitely a must. Thank you
 
these are really great tips! Thank you for this post, it really motivated me to make some new tracks.
 
Nice post! Do you guys know if there is a recommended volume for doing long producing sessions? (% of maximum) (for how long is it ok?)
 
your work volume level should be 85dbspl - this is not a % of maximum but a calibration of your monitoring setup - depending on your metering setup and actual physical monitor power structure, you could be working at -20dbfs, -14dbfs or -12dbfs in your daw - the levels in your daw should be calibrated to produce 85dbspl on your monitors - so you will need to work with an spl meter as well as room treatment to get this right
 
That was a good read. Even after doing this for what seems like a blink in time, reading & practicing new techniques is only going to make you better.
 
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