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AJ Wells
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18 // Male // Birmingham, United Kingdom  |   Member since April 22, 2009
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Skill Level:
Amateur
Craft:
programmer, remixer
Instruments:
computer (mac), midi keyboard, sampler
Genres:
electro, house, breakbeat
Influences:
Daft Punk, Justice, Digitalism, The Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim

Hi, I'm Alex, I'm 18 and new to music production. Been making music for about 3 years. I was just using samples and loops when i first started but then i started a music technology course at college and was given access to lots of different music production programs which encouraged me even more to start producing my own tracks. I still have yet to upload anything but it's coming!

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MacBook, M Audio Oxygen 49, Logic Pro 8, Reason 4.

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Secret Stash M.D. wrote on October 28, 2009:

thanks for the vote bro....

Secret Stash M.D. wrote on October 28, 2009:

hey whats up???
if you can you check out my entry
www.indabamusic.com/submissions/show/10798
votes are needed...
hate it or love it, please let me know what cha think...

thanks...

Do1 R. wrote on October 9, 2009:

congrats on phil moffa!

Secret Stash M.D. wrote on October 9, 2009:

Congrats on the Phil Moffa !!!!

Lord JingJing wrote on October 9, 2009:

A well deserved first place! Congrats!:)

Noah + The Man wrote on October 9, 2009:

Hey AJ! Congrats on the Phil Moffa win!! Job well done!

Barry Felipe wrote on September 24, 2009:

thanks for the comments on my Like This remix. When you say my vocals are affected too much by compression what do you mean (i still don't really know what compression really does...other than bring levels up)? What's an indicator of too much compression?

I just want to better myself. I'm ok with getting out ideas but making it so others understand it and so it translates to the listener is where i have trouble...aka i'm horrible at mixing.

J. Popoff wrote on May 12, 2009:

You first must make the sound a wav. file then you can import it into redrum or any sampler in reasons.