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Tuesday, April 14th 2009, 9:47am

Our myspace profile :)

Hi everybody!

We would like to invite you to check our profile on myspace. There are few demo tracks ( not finished yet) from our forthcoming album :)

The first 3 tracks are from our single ( will be released at the end of May or at the beginning of June).


http://myspace.com/neuronmusic


We hope you will like our music :)

All the best


Neuron's team.

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Tuesday, April 14th 2009, 9:50am

and now we are supposed to guess it. I see

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Tuesday, April 14th 2009, 9:52am

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and now we are supposed to guess it. I see



Sorry, I edited my post :).

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Tuesday, April 14th 2009, 11:06am

deadmou5ish sound, but more neurotic. well produced :)

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Monday, April 20th 2009, 10:19am

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deadmou5ish sound, but more neurotic. well produced :)



Thank you :)

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Tuesday, April 21st 2009, 8:58pm

Good work!)) I like it))
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Wednesday, April 22nd 2009, 6:18am

just me or the tracks sound clipped?
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Friday, April 24th 2009, 10:47am

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just me or the tracks sound clipped?


What do you mean?

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Monday, April 27th 2009, 1:57am

this is typical clipping



When everything in the audio signal path is fine, you should see a nice sine wave. Clipping occurs when you overdrive the inputs of your A/D or that you mastered too loudly and the peaks of your sine wave , going beyond the normalised 0 dbu , are converted in a square wave. All Deadmau5 production are clipped if you check for instance. A good example to show that mixing and mastering are two different business :lol:
But well again, it's just a shitty mp3 file encoded by myspace and it messes up the listening. :wink:
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Monday, April 27th 2009, 2:16am

My head hurts... :lol:
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Monday, April 27th 2009, 11:39am

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this is typical clipping



When everything in the audio signal path is fine, you should see a nice sine wave. Clipping occurs when you overdrive the inputs of your A/D or that you mastered too loudly and the peaks of your sine wave , going beyond the normalised 0 dbu , are converted in a square wave. All Deadmau5 production are clipped if you check for instance. A good example to show that mixing and mastering are two different business :lol:
But well again, it's just a S##t mp3 file encoded by myspace and it messes up the listening. :wink:


Ohhh now understand ;). Yeah some demo tracks are clipped- we haven't done any mix there. You're right ;)

In modern time many tracks are clipped- too much limiting and compression :/

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Monday, April 27th 2009, 12:15pm

I guess noone really cares about it anymore

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Monday, April 27th 2009, 8:19pm

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I guess noone really cares about it anymore

well i do , and the limiters of my amps as well. :lol:
While it's true that many tracks lack of dynamics now ,especially in the edm department (it's really a caracteristic of the genre), i really appreciate tracks with nice dynamics. Yesterday , we tracked a drum kit . We applied a bit of compression just to get the sound of the box and to retain nice transients and it sounds great, fully bodied.
Today, the real problem with home based produced music is that the home producers use a lot of mastering plug ins and i tend to think it is one of the worst " innovation" of the last decade in the audio world ( Izotope :evil: ) . Yes the sound gets loud and assertive but you loose lots of information and the sound gets muddy. My 2 cents :wink:
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Monday, April 27th 2009, 9:06pm

You are right. I always consider the mastering process is not my work but the sound engineer's. Which I am not.

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Monday, April 27th 2009, 10:09pm

a little example of what can be done without going over the top and still punchy and loud.
A drum loop from yesterday session>>
http://rapidshare.com/files/226468237/Drums_loop.wav.html

It's a downsampled raw record from the drums buss of the console. I will have to eq this high hat...

This file has quite a wide dynamic range compared to today's standards
left right

Peak value: -0.06 dB --- -0.67 dB
Avg RMS: -14.01 dB --- -14.04 dB
DR channel: 11.10 dB --- 10.86 dB
Dynamic peaks: 26,8dB

just trying to be informative

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Tuesday, April 28th 2009, 4:35pm

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a little example of what can be done without going over the top and still punchy and loud.
A drum loop from yesterday session>>
http://rapidshare.com/files/226468237/Drums_loop.wav.html

It's a downsampled raw record from the drums buss of the console. I will have to eq this high hat...

This file has quite a wide dynamic range compared to today's standards
left right

Peak value: -0.06 dB --- -0.67 dB
Avg RMS: -14.01 dB --- -14.04 dB
DR channel: 11.10 dB --- 10.86 dB
Dynamic peaks: 26,8dB

just trying to be informative

:wink:


Do you listen to commercial radio?? There is too much compression and young producers think it's fine and cool. We know it doesn't.

PS. Just check all Scooter's tracks from 2005 to 2008. All of them are clipped ;)

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Tuesday, April 28th 2009, 7:23pm

yeah it's true mate :wink: Scooter's songs of the 1st chapter have way more dynamics than the ones recently produced. The problem with radios is that they again compress the tracks they get before airing them...( stupid race to be the loudest station)
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Tuesday, April 28th 2009, 7:47pm

I work on commercial radio and yeah the output is compressed but not to be "the loudest" and its not very much either

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Wednesday, April 29th 2009, 9:42am

Would like to invite you to our forum ;)


http://neuron-music.com/forum



There is "Strictly English Discussion" section. Come on people ;)