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Q & A with Dennis Ferrer :: Post Your Questions + Listen ‘Hey Hey’ Vocal Mix

by admin on Jul 14, 2010 // comments

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Grammy nominated DJ, producer, and songwriter Dennis Ferrer is currently answering questions from up and coming producers and fans over Deep House Page - Q & A with Dennis Ferrer. He’s already answered questions about his creative process, and offered some practical, invaluable advice on subjects ranging from balancing basslines and drums to loudness wars and digital gain staging. It’s not too late to throw in your questions. Thanks to the good people over at Deep House Page forum for putting this together.

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Running 4 weeks from June 28th, 2010 to July 26th, 2010, this will be a unique opportunity for up and coming producers and DJs to ask Dennis about his methods and inspirations, with an eye on passing wisdom to the next generation of creators and performers.  At the end of the month, the forum will be archived as an online educational resource for years to come.

With the success of the first installment, we hope to bring many more house legends to the DHP–making it the THE community for nurturing new talent in the house scene! To get involved in the conversation, please visit Deep House Page and register for an account to post your questions.

Dennis Ferrer – Hey Hey (Dennis Ferrer’s Attention Vocal Mix) by ieseala

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  • DP
  • 7/14/2010

i mostly do hip hop music, so when i make beats I either record the beat all at once into a stereo mp3 track or separately ( bass, kick, snare, sample, hi hat, ect.) in mono wav tracks. so in the multitrack when im recording the vocals, should i record the vocals in stereo on the stereo mp3 beat or mono? and with the mono tracks should i record the vocals in mono or stereo?

When i first started out, everything was in stereo. But now that im learning more i like to pan things and sometimes i feel that on the songs where the beat is stereo and the vocals are mono, that the vocals just stay centered and the beat surrounds them, so im not sure if thats good or okay or not.