Unreleased Track

[Tony Cano]

Hello All:

This is a track my partner Reggie Rodgers did in Reason. It won't be released, but worth a listen. Reggie is man behind Random Access and Jack Street Inc releases back in the day.

download here (http://www.tc.coldpizza.co.uk/reg.mp3)

Let me know what you think.

tc

[GROOVE VICTIM]

You big Herbie Hancock bitin......


Yo I Kinda like this cut, especially with the Flange effects throughout the cut!!! Love the beats!!!!!

Do you mind if I use this?

Good work!!!!!!!

[blackwax]

I Likey

same goes mind if I use it too??

[DJJM3.COM]

Nice track......The Herbie Hancock sample is hot....Reason is tight for tracks especially when linked up with PT 6.1.....

BTW did you ever send that package...........

[ September 05, 2003, 08:50 AM: Message edited by: DJJM3 ]

[TAD]

Originally posted by DJJM3:
Nice track......The Herbie Hancock sample is hot....Reason is tight for tracks especially when linked up with PT 6.1.....

BTW did you ever send that package........... what's pt 6.1?

and is reason really worth all the hype?

[Jamie 3:26]

CT,that's Pro Tools.I like the track.I have Reason,but my computer is not up to par.Once I get a new one,it's on.Pretty easy to use.

[Tony Cano]

Thanks for the feed back guys. I will share the inputs with Reggie. Yes, please feel free to use.

tc

[Tony Cano]

JM3 - it's coming. have not forgotten about my brother.

tc

[djklas]

Yeah...this is nice... I'd deffinately play it!

[TAD]

Originally posted by JAMIE 3:26:
CT,that's Pro Tools.I like the track.I have Reason,but my computer is not up to par.Once I get a new one,it's on.Pretty easy to use. thanks but this doesn't really answer my question. how does it compare to vintage analog equipment in terms of sound quality.

[Tony Cano]

Cosmic -

I would say that for the price, the functionality of Reason is outstanding. Reason is a virtual studio (sequencer, drum machine, soft synths, sampler, f/x, etc). From the sound quality perspective, I would be the first to tell you that Reason can not compete with phat vintage sounds.

Reason should not be looked at as an end all solution, but simply one of many tools.

tc

[ September 05, 2003, 10:51 AM: Message edited by: Tony Cano ]

[DJJM3.COM]

Originally posted by Tony Cano:
Cosmic -

I would say that for the price, the functionality of Reason is outstanding. Reason is a virtual studio (sequencer, drum machine, soft synths, sampler, f/x, etc). From the sound quality perspective, I would be the first to tell you that Reason can not compete with phat vintage sounds.

Reason should not be looked at as an end all solution, but simply one of many tools.

tc I agree....its not a end all solution. The thing I like about Reason is like having all the equipment racks from back in the day at your disposal for $299.00. The only drawback is no track for vocals....... thats were PT 6.1, Logic, or Cubasis comes in.......

[socratez]

Nice track,,, take a look at the kicdrum because its phasing, and phasing bassdrums can be verry anoying. pok plop poink pak plop poink.

I personaly think that you should stick to hardware as much as you can when you want to make thight sounding dance music. I make everything on a pc but it just wont do, soundwise. Im intended to by an AKai MPC sampler next month because i cant make beats on a pc.

[ September 05, 2003, 11:28 AM: Message edited by: socratez ]

[sammyrock]

NICE!!!!!!!!!! I like it Tony!.... smile.gif

[John Hall]

Originally posted by Tony Cano:
Cosmic -

I would say that for the price, the functionality of Reason is outstanding. Reason is a virtual studio (sequencer, drum machine, soft synths, sampler, f/x, etc). From the sound quality perspective, I would be the first to tell you that Reason can not compete with phat vintage sounds.

Reason should not be looked at as an end all solution, but simply one of many tools.

tc Hi Tony, I see you've got a live365 show?
I use iTunes/a Mac, can you perhaps suggest
how to check the show out? I don't wanna use
live365's player which is prolly full of spy-ware
and ad-ware etc.
Thanks.

[TAD]

Originally posted by Tony Cano:
Cosmic -

I would say that for the price, the functionality of Reason is outstanding. Reason is a virtual studio (sequencer, drum machine, soft synths, sampler, f/x, etc). From the sound quality perspective, I would be the first to tell you that Reason can not compete with phat vintage sounds.

Reason should not be looked at as an end all solution, but simply one of many tools.

tc thanks Tony. the most sensible route would be to combine both.

[Tony Cano]

Originally posted by John Hall:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tony Cano:
Cosmic -

I would say that for the price, the functionality of Reason is outstanding. Reason is a virtual studio (sequencer, drum machine, soft synths, sampler, f/x, etc). From the sound quality perspective, I would be the first to tell you that Reason can not compete with phat vintage sounds.

Reason should not be looked at as an end all solution, but simply one of many tools.

tc Hi Tony, I see you've got a live365 show?
I use iTunes/a Mac, can you perhaps suggest
how to check the show out? I don't wanna use
live365's player which is prolly full of spy-ware
and ad-ware etc.
Thanks. </font>[/QUOTE]Hello:

John - I will try to find out other options for Mac users.

All - Thanks again for the inputs.

tc

[Tony Cano]

bump

[AD]

Not bad, Tony. I'd play it and I can assure you it's good enough to be put on wax. LA heads would eat it up and I know some other jocks that would really dig it. Check your PM. ;)

[SMOOTH87]

Originally posted by socratez:
Nice track,,, take a look at the kicdrum because its phasing, and phasing bassdrums can be verry anoying. pok plop poink pak plop poink.

I personaly think that you should stick to hardware as much as you can when you want to make thight sounding dance music. I make everything on a pc but it just wont do, soundwise. Im intended to by an AKai MPC sampler next month because i cant make beats on a pc. That's always a question that comes up. What's better Hardware or software? I prefer hardware for the feel but I have heard a lot of good tracks on just software. Thanks to DJ Quad I am trying cubase but for now I am sticking to my mpc. You will be surprised at the beats you can make with it. If you didn't know MAW uses them....

[Savoir-Faire]

Faire One ---&gt; http://deephousepage.com/smilies/eusa_dance.gif
My ? is why some of the best sounding cuts will are never available for wax...

[jaw3net]

What's the name of the track? That would be nice.

[DJ76]

nice. i think the ones that are attached to the original might be reluctant to get in this version/interpretation/remix. I can see it become popular amongst deep tech-house djs... but I might not be able to get into it knowing the original, know what I mean? ;) I'll test it tonight after three or four glasses of wine, makes a whole difference sometimes. :D

[ September 06, 2003, 11:59 AM: Message edited by: DJ76 ]

[Tony Cano]

Originally posted by jaw3net:
What's the name of the track? That would be nice. I'll post the name shortly. Giving Reggie a call now. Think he named something along the lines of "Stars In Your Reason". He's a big Herbie Hancock fan. We know what a big technology pioneer Herbie is, so we view this more as a tribute to Herbie Hancock. If someone is interested in pressing it, please hit me up @ gottahavehouse@hotmail.com

tc

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

Smokin

[Bold Soul]

Originally posted by Cosmic_Twin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tony Cano:
Cosmic -

I would say that for the price, the functionality of Reason is outstanding. Reason is a virtual studio (sequencer, drum machine, soft synths, sampler, f/x, etc). From the sound quality perspective, I would be the first to tell you that Reason can not compete with phat vintage sounds.

Reason should not be looked at as an end all solution, but simply one of many tools.

tc thanks Tony. the most sensible route would be to combine both. </font>[/QUOTE]Using QUALITY samples in Reason streaming through to a sequencer such as PT, DP or Logic with at least 48Khz audio and knowledge of proper mixing and filtering techniques will produce studio quality tracks.

Gotta get off those bundled sounds and that 44.1 soundcard with all the component noise.

[Number Two]

Originally posted by Savoir-Faire:
Faire One ---&gt; http://deephousepage.com/smilies/eusa_dance.gif
My ? is why some of the best sounding cuts will are never available for wax... I'd like to know that same thing. Labels like to sleep on them.
graemlins/jpshakehead.gif

[djyoavb]

Originally posted by Walter Jones:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Savoir-Faire:
Faire One ---&gt; http://deephousepage.com/smilies/eusa_dance.gif
My ? is why some of the best sounding cuts will are never available for wax... I'd like to know that same thing. Labels like to sleep on them.
graemlins/jpshakehead.gif </font>[/QUOTE]u can always press it yourself or start a lable...

[TAD]

Originally posted by Bold Soul:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Cosmic_Twin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tony Cano:
Cosmic -

I would say that for the price, the functionality of Reason is outstanding. Reason is a virtual studio (sequencer, drum machine, soft synths, sampler, f/x, etc). From the sound quality perspective, I would be the first to tell you that Reason can not compete with phat vintage sounds.

Reason should not be looked at as an end all solution, but simply one of many tools.

tc thanks Tony. the most sensible route would be to combine both. </font>[/QUOTE]Using QUALITY samples in Reason streaming through to a sequencer such as PT, DP or Logic with at least 48Khz audio and knowledge of proper mixing and filtering techniques will produce studio quality tracks.

Gotta get off those bundled sounds and that 44.1 soundcard with all the component noise. </font>[/QUOTE]what's dp? Bold, are you familiar wih the new Edirol 1000 sound card. it's a usb2 interface. i heard usb in general is bad for streaming sound. any info on this?

Tony sorry to hijack your thread. btw i'm soundcardless at the moment so i can't listen to your track.

[Tony Cano]

no worries.....

dp is digital performer.

tc

[Tony Cano]

got some bites on the track.....

i will be pulling off the server shortly. last chance to download your copy.

tc

[Tony Cano]

John:

Here is a link that will help you configure I-Tunes player in order to listen to the station.

http://www.live365.com/help/listen/mac/ie-mac.html


tc

[jsd540]

Definitely some ass shaakin' vibosity... graemlins/thumbsup.gif