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Welcome to Subordinate Fiend Production

The last eight years of industry literature, alcohol, and a whole lot of experimentation have produced an arsenal of techniques which can be used for audio production. While many of these techniques may not be practical for everyone, there is a good chance that many can be used by you. Whether or not you'd actually want to is entirely a matter of opinion.

B r a n d N e w s
Ok, so I'm back at school for my very last semester (hopefully), and I am having trouble keeping my mind wrapped around my real priorities. The last four months of being back in the studio was, to say the least, fruitful. I finished about 12 songs, and posted about five of them at my mp3.com site.

So I joined a band, but that only lasted about 2 months. They kicked me out because I told them that their lack of commitement and professionalism was going to get us nowhere. So they decided to leave me behind. It was easier than practicing...ooh. Fortunately, I did get a killer guitar/amp combo out of it. Gibson, I love you.

Every so often I take the opportunity to upgrade this site. It takes a lot of work, and I don't like doing it, but if you see something important enough to drag me out of the studio, I'll fix it.

Please sign my guestbook and let me know what you think of this site. Also feel free to contribute to this site with your own tips.

How many new tracks are now available at MP3.com? FIVE new tracks. Check them out or die trying.

These songs provide great examples of the techniques that I talk about on this site, including loop retriggering algorrangement, and cymbal hits.


hey. Keep your eyes above the green line buddy.