damn dude i really like that, could i get a 320. piano bits are rad

yeah dude, im really diggin this! any chance of a 320?

thanks a ton . that is the most simple yet helpful thing i have ever read on eqing. Everything else i have read has overcomplicated eqing. thank you!

Whatsup guys,
I understand the concept of splitting frequencies from lows mids and highs, but how exactly do you got about doing that in ableton. Do i use a certain type of eq or do i send it to different channels and eq each one individually,
thanks guys

can i get a 320 dude, sounding so good, love scientist

yes please ill take a 320 sounds real dope man keep it up

hey guys, this isn't a song but i would still consider it lots of hardwork. check out some shots i got last season skiing in beaver creek colorado

Anyone here have experience with a midi guitar controller? Any good recomendations? Im pretty clueless as to the options but id like something that is very similar to a real guitar

nice man, add some more smack to that snare, bring it out more

Thanks to all of you!!! so helpful

You need to use a linear phase eq properly setup or the multiband compression technique. You cant split frequencies using normal EQs or filters is what deadly has been trying to tell you, hes just saying it very technically. word, thanks man. Do you know of any good tutorials or threads that will e...

The instance (massive) is loaded into 3 seperate mixer channels 3 channels playing the same instance, but each instance has certain frequencies cut. (hi/mid/lows) and on each 3 channels is where you can add varieties of different fx and eqs Lol I tried to sum it up, but I'm just as clueless as you....

The instance (massive) is loaded into 3 seperate mixer channels 3 channels playing the same instance, but each instance has certain frequencies cut. (hi/mid/lows) and on each 3 channels is where you can add varieties of different fx and eqs Lol I tried to sum it up, but I'm just as clueless as you....

The instance (massive) is loaded into 3 seperate mixer channels 3 channels playing the same instance, but each instance has certain frequencies cut. (hi/mid/lows) and on each 3 channels is where you can add varieties of different fx and eqs Lol I tried to sum it up, but I'm just as clueless as you....

So after reading through a couple of threads, i have a couple questions 1. When you say cut out any frequencies over say 90 hz, does that mean when i throw a spectrum analyzer on my drums or something that the frequency should peak here or that there should be absolutely no frequencies over 90 hz? ...

So after reading through a couple of threads, i have a couple questions 1. When you say cut out any frequencies over say 90 hz, does that mean when i throw a spectrum analyzer on my drums or something that the frequency should peak here or that there should be absolutely no frequencies over 90 hz? 2...

wow dude, im really diggin it, your vocalists got the right vibe, i would love a 320 thanks man

diggin it man. nice tune ill snag a 320

legend4ry wrote:If you use Ableton, Boomstix made a multisample

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thanks man, exactly what im looking for

Hey guys, I don't know if youve heard of augustus pablo but he rips the melodica. Im trying to get a melodica sound in Ableton live. Can anyone send me in the right direction with this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNTZx7vYvgc This is a cover of augustus pablo. Help would be appreciated thanks guys