How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
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How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
Just wondering because I barely use any.
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
What do you mean with use?
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Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
anywhere from about 5 to 20
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Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
Including effects buses maybe 15-30?
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
Oh now I get it. hehe.
I don't really look out for it. Probably a decent track has about 15-20, but then come the one shots, and I keep making tracks, sometimes ending up with over 30 tracks.
I don't really look out for it. Probably a decent track has about 15-20, but then come the one shots, and I keep making tracks, sometimes ending up with over 30 tracks.
paravrais wrote:It genuinely was a couple of years before I realised it was pronounced re-noise not ren-wah
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
This was asked only a little while back...
Between 15 and 30, sometimes more.
Between 15 and 30, sometimes more.
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Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
depends on my percussion but i use about 4-5 soft synths a song. im thinking around 10-15 tracks
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I am right in the average 20ish, I always thought that was the low side, people always tell me they are working with like 60-70 tracks, what for I don't fucking know. my 20 include doubled and tripled tracks sometimes. I even have a tune I did recently with like 8 channels and it sounded well full.
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
due to cpu load i try to keep it down to about 24 audio channels and maybe 5-7 sends. i tend to bounce and resample a lot so if i had unlimited cpu power im sure i could rack up. maybe 80 who knows.
but ya, theres not set rule, im with you abz, if it sounds full its done. 6 tracks or 60 its all in how you use em.
but ya, theres not set rule, im with you abz, if it sounds full its done. 6 tracks or 60 its all in how you use em.
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
It must come down to your style I would imagine. Like doing something inefficiently like every single little percussion sound duplicated and spread across 4 channels. Not knocking, I don't do things by the book either but it just seems like things would get cluttered with that many tracks. I am a minimalist at heart tho.jsills wrote:due to cpu load i try to keep it down to about 24 audio channels and maybe 5-7 sends. i tend to bounce and resample a lot so if i had unlimited cpu power im sure i could rack up. maybe 80 who knows.
but ya, theres not set rule, im with you abz, if it sounds full its done. 6 tracks or 60 its all in how you use em.
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
about 6 for drums / percs
6-10 for different synth sounds (including risers / pads)
2-4 for samples
2-3 fx tracks (delays, filters)
sub bass
6-10 for different synth sounds (including risers / pads)
2-4 for samples
2-3 fx tracks (delays, filters)
sub bass
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
Few as possible.abZ wrote: I am a minimalist
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Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
1-2 instance of impulse
3-6 instances of operator...
2-3 returns...
you do the math
10 would be a lot for me
3-6 instances of operator...
2-3 returns...
you do the math
10 would be a lot for me
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Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
from just a few to a shit ton depending on what i'm doing
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
As little as 3 - as many as 30.

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Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
not including sends, less than 10. i have about 5 tracks for my percussion (kicks, snares, hats, random noises, drum loops) and then maybe 1 track for bass, another for some ambient sound.
i don't have much going on in my tracks tbh.
i don't have much going on in my tracks tbh.
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
my newest tune has 32, most I've ever used!
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
usually between 10 and 20
Re: How many tracks do the producers on here normally use?
Hence, why its almost 8 mintunes longapathesis wrote:my newest tune has 32, most I've ever used!

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