ultraspatial wrote:geode lp sounding nice judging by the previews
http://www.chordmarauders.com/releases/ ... -gravy-lp/

This one's too good.

Layering, get a fairly clean clap with characteristics you like, put reverb on it to make a long tail, then layer a snare under it without reverb for the body, if it needs more filling out throw in some highpassed white noise with a long release. The clap works as the attack/transient, so the low la...

Lay down the tune quickly, then when it's over halfway done do the technical part, fix the drum sounds, add more samples/change samples etc. I find that when I get into the technical bit too quickly, I won't finish the tune.

nowaysj wrote:
Mason how many decades before you can just say writers block without being self conscious? You're a producer, and an artist, get over it.

Powerful, did you come up with or steal this?

Really sick dude. How did the patch look? Btw, är du svensk? :ooo Har jag frågat det förrut? haha Thanks. Hm, I will answer questions that regard to concepts and not specifics. Vet inte om du frågat, men ja. Jag är svensk. :Q: Det är så svenskt här inne Haha o jävlar, Sverige tar över världen *

smile wrote:

bouncingfish wrote:Really sick dude. How did the patch look?
Btw, är du svensk? :ooo Har jag frågat det förrut? haha

Thanks. Hm, I will answer questions that regard to concepts and not specifics.

Vet inte om du frågat, men ja. Jag är svensk.

Det är så svenskt här inne

Nice one!

Idmf, doa.

You got the movement down for sure, would like to hear some more character and it'll be epic

Great job!

so what? go make some music instead of crying about zomboy using sample packs... its not like this will make him stop anyway First of all, I'm not crying, ok? I just found it and thought It was a fun discovery. I didn't post the thread because I wanted him to stop using sample packs, I think he is ...

so what? go make some music instead of crying about zomboy using sample packs... its not like this will make him stop anyway

I took the screenshot
Don't get too caught up on one track though, try to make track as good as you can, then move on to the next one... Your mixes will improve over time.
Also, use reference mixes, they help

Start with a good sound, and then it's all about having other elements in the track that compliment the sound so everything sounds full and tight together. If you have the best lead in the world and shitty drums to it, some weak sub and a poopy mixdown then it's probably not going to sound very goo...

You could do this: 1. Sine wave, saturate to taste, lowpass, fiddle around til you got a nice warm sound. 2. Import back to your daw, highpass so you just have the harmonics left. 3. Layer it with a pure sine wave and adjust levels to taste. Now you got a mighty sine wave + some harmonics and it's n...

Start with a good sound, and then it's all about having other elements in the track that compliment the sound so everything sounds full and tight together. If you have the best lead in the world and shitty drums to it, some weak sub and a poopy mixdown then it's probably not going to sound very good...

wub wrote:The downside with producing whilst high (on anything) is that you can spend 3hrs tuning a snare without realising it.

Happens to me on weekends... without weed

Bringing this up again. Really want the Equator D5's now because of Fragment, but they are really expensive in Europe, so I have to buy them from equators website and ship them from the us to sweden with one of those shipping companies which is expensive. So, Wub recommended Presonus ERIS a while a...

You could try multiband compression