Production Duos
Production Duos Posted on: 15.11.2009 by Harold Jaras after reading the DJ Duos thread, it got me believeing more about production duos, and how this works. i'm sure it's different for every duo, but anyone that knows or has done this before, can you give me an example of how this works? | |
| Stephan Roob 02.12.2009 |
Originally Posted by janzak
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| Harold Jaras 15.11.2009 | after reading the DJ Duos thread, it got me believeing more about production duos, and how this works. i'm sure it's different for every duo, but anyone that knows or has done this before, can you give me an example of how this works? |
| Breana Singerman 03.12.2009 | In my experience you usually have one guy who is an engineering guru, but not much originality, and another guy who's the idea man, but not much technical know how. Put them together and bam, match made in heaven. |
| Stephan Roob 02.12.2009 |
Originally Posted by janzak
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| Laraine Arceo 02.12.2009 | How about online collabs? Guess sending project files between computers is the way to go huh... |
| Carri Farkash 02.12.2009 | Slowly |
| Random X 30.11.2009 | Yups, me and Dannyboy do this all the time. ONe comes with a project and takes it with him the next time we meet. From there it's free game! |
| Arnette Mauseth 30.11.2009 | I accept with infromation: Two dudes sit at a PC and take turns adding parts to the mix, talk about their opinions on how things sit in the mix and both work to make changes in the mix. |
| Harold Jaras 16.11.2009 | word, that's what i was believeing. thanks for the clarification! |
| Stephan Roob 15.11.2009 | drums guy vs synths guy, etc. |
| Xavier Emanuels 15.11.2009 | Two dudes sit at a PC and take turns adding parts to the mix, talk about their opinions on how things sit in the mix and both work to make changes in the mix. Usually one guy will work on the elements that he is strongest at while the other guy will work on the elements that he is strongest at so there is a synergy happening between the two people creating the mix. |
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