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yo bro i use ableton so how would i go about this?Roistermusic wrote:probably....
splitting up a sound/synth into different bussess and eq'in them seperatly to get a fuller more deep sound
I've just spent the last couple of hours upgrading and downgrading my psp and installed psp rhythm and it is amazing! I'll never be bored on the bus again!BreakBait wrote:Deadly Habit wrote:oh yeah psp in my pocket loaded with samples and www.psprhythm.com helps me get ideas and melodies down along with notebook and construct rough ideas for tunes to import into my pcwtf!? that looks amazing! finally something fun to do on my psp, would be perfect for my 2 hour round trip journey to college. I need to read up about homebrew again.
create 2-3 return tracksdark elixir wrote:yo bro i use ableton so how would i go about this?Roistermusic wrote:probably....
splitting up a sound/synth into different bussess and eq'in them seperatly to get a fuller more deep sound
OR (and I like this way better):Whineo wrote:create 2-3 return tracksdark elixir wrote:yo bro i use ableton so how would i go about this?Roistermusic wrote:probably....
splitting up a sound/synth into different bussess and eq'in them seperatly to get a fuller more deep sound
on you bass channel change the output to 'sends only'
send the bass to these new return tracks
1 return track = low pass > process
2 return track = hi pass > process
etc...
This for sure.Friendly competition keeps me trying new ideas and learning new skills to get one over on my friends.The_Dza88 wrote:i find have a couples of mates that produce pusher you to make better stuff and step ya game up
ScooterJack wrote:for those of you that spend a grip of time working on synths/basses/etc while making a tune and forget or lose your 'inspiration/direction'..
Try just building your own preset library when you're not feeling 'making a tune' so much, maybe just geek out and make sounds for a couple hours every few days. That way, you'll have your own sounds to go through when you're in the mood to write a tune and things will flow much better and you'll get a finished piece out a lot faster.
also, don't be afraid to do "rough drafts" of automation etc, it doesn't have to be perfect while you're working. Think how sculptors work, they get a good rough shape of the overall vision and then refine from there.
just a lil tip that i hope helps
Very much this atm - tho the countless hours spent on the production forum made it all possible.Deadly Habit wrote:this, i get so much more done without internet distractionsemef wrote:not having the internet on my production computer... best tip
I tend to spend weeks making presets, then occassionally cobble together a tune from the presets I've madeHurtdeer wrote:It's a good idea in theory. In practice though, I find I never use the presets I've made at all because they never meld perfectly with whatever sound I'm currently going for. Same problem I have with using non-custom presets really. I'm probably just bad at thinking outside of my small self-contained environment thoughScooterJack wrote:this post probably fits better in this thread
ScooterJack wrote:for those of you that spend a grip of time working on synths/basses/etc while making a tune and forget or lose your 'inspiration/direction'..
Try just building your own preset library when you're not feeling 'making a tune' so much, maybe just geek out and make sounds for a couple hours every few days. That way, you'll have your own sounds to go through when you're in the mood to write a tune and things will flow much better and you'll get a finished piece out a lot faster.
also, don't be afraid to do "rough drafts" of automation etc, it doesn't have to be perfect while you're working. Think how sculptors work, they get a good rough shape of the overall vision and then refine from there.
just a lil tip that i hope helps
