Karanda (formerly a duo) consists of James Woods, an outstanding producer from the UK. He started producing around age 6, and it shows. He's someone who's mastered their craft, in other words, someone you should listen closely to and take advice from.

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A few things we cover in this episode:

- The importance of experimenting with different styles

- Going from one idea to another

- Improving workflow and efficiency

- Why James made the switch from Ableton to Bitwig

- Creating complex trance 2.0 basslines

- Morphing vocals into basslines

Cool things mentioned in the episode:

- BOS Electro Bass Tools (http://blackoctopus-sound.com/product/electro-bass-tools/)

- Atomic Cloud (http://atomiccloud.gersic.com/index.html)

- The Mangle (http://sound-guru.com/software/mangle/)

- Frostbite (http://www.audiothing.net/effects/frostbite/)

- Synaptic Morph (http://www.zynaptiq.com/morph/)

- Kyma (http://kyma.symbolicsound.com/)

- Focal Solo 6 BE (http://amzn.to/1MVNTMt)

- UBK Happy Funtime Hour podcast (https://soundcloud.com/ubk-happy-funtime)

- The Channel Strip Principle (http://therecordingrevolution.com/2014/10/02/mixing-with-the-channel-strip-principle/)

- Hans Zimmer's studio

- Hans Zimmer - Time (Karanda remix)

Intro track: https://soundcloud.com/karandamusic/supreme

Show notes for this episode can be found at www.edmprod.com/episode-17

Follow Karanda on the web:

Facebook: www.facebook.com/karandamusic

Twitter: twitter.com/karandamusic

Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/karandamusic

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