For the love of God please ignore schizos and/or shitposters edition.>Wikishttps://dmpdoc.neocities.org/https://web.archive.org/web/20220330105340/https://rentry.org/dmpdochttps://rentry.org/dmprockandroll/https://mu-sic-production.fandom.com/wiki//mu/sic_Production_Wiki>/g/ makes a 13th albumTheme: Music for your god. (divine music, your interpretation)Deadline: Midnight between August 31st and September 1st (UTC)Please post title suggestions>IMPORTANT! READ THIS BEFORE SUBMITTING:Upload the file somewhere and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post.If possible use a lossless format and upload to a file-sharing service, not to a music site like Vocaroo or SoundCloud.Include the title of the song in the post. Don't rely on us reading it from the filename or tags.When you post the submission make sure that the song is clearly a submission for the album, otherwise it might get skipped.Songs that contain anything against YouTube's policies won't be uploaded on YT (but will still be added to the album).If your track's volume goes above 0 dB it will be clipped for the release.>Where can I hear the previous albums?https://rentry.org/dmpalbums-----A board dedicated to all aspects of music making and audio would be great for many reasons. Here's why:https://pastebin.com/ZHXhfRZwIf you like the idea, let 4chan know at https://4channel.org/feedback (under Board Suggestion)-----Previous: >>101631430
What are some good obscure free plugins only you know
>>101668993https://www.chromadsp.com/harmonicreverb/
>>101668993https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2bCQG2C7bkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDcrfxi_bdYhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pbe8dLxMuFAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y0y3o9LfOI
>>101669463>obscure
>>101669514>gatekept
>>101668993OCS (Obsessive Compulsive Saturation) by OCD DSPNothing special just a nice little free tape style saturation with 4 modes
>>101669523Gatekeeping is good.
>>101668993The ones on audioz, they're all free.
They have an mkmini for £58 near mean and a slightly larger akai model with some pads and knobs for £100. I haven't really been into making music since I lost access to all my software but am thinking of making a comeback. I have a pretty decent laptop but might pirate all my software this time as I've paid for it all once.
>>101671538>audioz>latest meme producer sample pack is there day one>stuff like rolling sampler never appear or takes years
>>101668993airwindows rack
>>101668993>>101669463
>>101673095I like this new youtube clickbait trend of calling software illegal, unfair, etc.
>>101673095what I don't get is the weird filter to make the image look more "metallic" (I guess?)
>>101673163>>101673095idg the joke>>101674517I made a mistake not learning premier but in resolve it's like you boost what's labeled "mid detail" and then you look all gross.It's like the opposite of what every photo app look good-erizer does or the smoothing filter on tiktok lol. Instant body dysmorphia uwuyoutube thumbnail trends are weird man that shit hits my uncanny nerve
>>101669463T-Force Zenith for making Trance musichas something close to famous JP-8000 supersaw waveform, and has a built in trance gate https://youtu.be/G_ymqdlgKEA?t=97
I, for one, enjoyed /dmp/ while we had it
Reminder that for your next project, you only need a single FM synth! Yes, including all the drums too!!https://youtu.be/ZWDOIm24lhw
>>101677736Operator
FM9 when?I want REAL modulation and automatable everything and keytracking and frequency tracking that doesn't fucking suck
>>101679063Have you tried Opsix?
>>101679791Nah but it looks pretty cool, thanks.I need to buy the bundle some day <.<
>>101676489sounds off to me, doesn't have the crystal clear sound that you typically get in like an audiopilz video. especially in the fade out at the end it's scratchy although that could be deliberate with white noise mixed in.
>>101677736abletonbros... how can we compete with this...
>>101681679white people prefer ableton. we don't need to compete.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcjT7zgs6csis there a reason why you can't use microtuning to do something in between minor and phrygian or would that fuck up the harmonics or someshit
>>101681724>something in between minor and phrygianLike interpolating the two to get a new set of frequencies that isn't the normal 12TET notes?
lmao this comment when i was looking for more examples/demos
>>101668174If I wanted to start on the hobby, what KB would you recommend?I'm already familiar with amateur level audio editing through audacity/MPCI'd purely be looking for a keyboard to start slamming my meat mallets against.
>>101673095>>101669463I sooo fucking hate and can't stand vst videos. >iz dis vst cheating??????>it should be illegal>obscure!!! lists successful well known vstsall this with their fucking stupid dumbass retarded face. Youtube should be nuked
>>101681861yeah like he shows at 1:50 it's a 1 semitone difference. afaik 12TET was mainly useful for simplifying classical composition and make it easier to physically play instruments but in a modern DAW you have a lot more freedom to explore microtonality so you can make adjustments by less than 1 semitone and you could maybe even use just intonation for some things
it would look less "lumpy" than pic relatedand minor/phrygian was just an example since it was so close in the music theory for techno videolike for example maybe you could move the perfect fifth so it's like just intonation compared to the root note so you have a custom tuning that's optimized for the perfect fifth and you try to avoid using the less optimized intervalshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJL3cYun_A4
>>101682011>>101682450You can try, but that intermediate quarter tone is going to jump out and create a different vibe that's not necessarily a combination of the two.Those quarter tones are for example a big part of why Arabic music sounds the way it sounds.https://youtu.be/Rk8mY1cxKNINotice how tuning certain notes off by half a semitone instantly makes it unmistakably Arabic.>just intonationThat's usually just a relatively small detuning, so it still kinda sounds like the original scale, only slightly "off". A quarter tone difference is much more substantial.But yeah, the world of microtonal music is huge and there are a ton of things you can do to achieve different results. It's just a bit more difficult because you don't have the massive help that is regular music theory, and obviously 12TET is what we're all used to hearing, so exotic tuning systems can sometimes require some getting used to lol
>>>/wsg/5637724
>Studio One 6.6 R2R release so bad it was even removed from rutrackerSince when does R2R release broken shit?
>>101683476The enrichment has begun. Owari da.*commits seppuku in the vocal booth*
>>101682002it's a perfect noobtrap, the more time on youtube, the less likelyhood of completing tasks
>>101682804Is that you?
>>101686938it's doctor mix
>>101668993https://www.bertomaudio.com/eq-curve-analyzer.htmlgives you amplitude/phase plot (i.e. spectrum analyzer) of an arbitrary signal chain, including hardware. Niche but useful.I've been learning control theory lately, and recently found out that control engineers call their spectrum analyzers "Bode plots". Interesting how different fields end up at the same thing.
>>101687709Nice to meet you man
>>101690305Nice to meet you too
>>101668993https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3gnqRHs868
Man the most annoying part about building an app for making music is designing the UI. What looks intuitive to me, in my head, probably makes no sense to anyone else. I'm loading it up with tooltips, but man there are a lot of buttons already....
>>101693356think about how people should be getting the sound instead of thinking about what parameters there are in the programmer perspectivefor example serum worked because the ui follows roughly what someone sound designing is going to reach for when making a sound
Too much to pick from, but in general, how do you go from this?https://youtu.be/L7Azyv_6VC4?t=76https://youtu.be/YjpgTHBJVa8?t=119To this?https://youtu.be/xkejbXejA-0?t=41https://youtu.be/O82EJD7WLQs?t=91Past 10 years Skrillex has been making easy-mode, uninspired, and non-technical trap/reggae/mumble rap and it's so bad - even with porter robinson and mr oizo on some of his latest tracksWho ghost produced him all of that way through the Bangarang album? There is such a night and day difference after Bangarang....I simply refuse to believe someone supposedly capable of such expressive and technical complextro and genre defining dubstep/brostep wanted to then make mid, mid absolutely MID and souless trap and mumble rap for 10 years after.....
>>101679063If F'em goes on sale it's pretty damn powerful.Downside is that its TOO powerful. There's so many operators, layers, modulation options and other stuff that you could easily spend hours working on one patch.
I made this little VR marimba today. It outputs MIDI rather than audio so I don't have to worry about that part. The collision detection is kind of broken if you move the mallets to fast; I thought I had continuous collision detection working but it's broken. Since there's no physical restitution force in VR, I've found the best playing technique is a best-saber-esque slicing through the keys up and down, rather than trying to fake the elastic bouncing and only playing on top; I think with more practice I can go pretty fast. Also once I get the collision detection working better, I'm going to try to add MPE support, since you can also move the joysticks on the actual VR controllers to do pitch bend and shit (or wiggle/twist the mallets around in all 6 degrees of freedom). It was hard to decide whether to post this in the dead game dev thread or this dead music thread. dmp wins for today.
>>101695693I'll never make another post complaining about FM again now, thanks lol>>101695615Did you just intentionally not link any of the better songs from those albums?
>>101695822I legit can't tell any of them apart, they're all bad mumble rap, like literally everything in both albums
>>101695845dog that is NOT mumble rap lolI get why people wouldn't dig this sound though, especially coming from what he was previously known for.
the /mu/ fag doesn't even listen to pop music and he thinks he knows what's upi'm the only one posting tutorials etcthis music theorist agrees that pop is weird now, he loves it but i think it's getting oldhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7rPzw8FGhU
>>101695886fuck off
>>101695905(You)
>>101677736I have a DX-7.
I honestly don't know what's more fashionable, esoteric camouflage clothing, or FM synthesis, but I recommend both.
>>101695615you're prob trolling but if you want to say anyone ghost produced his early tracks then it'd be noisia and then after his laptop got stolen he just decided to make other shitI don't get the same high I got when I was young listening to his early tracks but I still think that his newer stuff is pretty good. it's just so tiresome that when an influential producer releases a big track/album then everyone starts making similar shit, I think I've heard rumble/xena but not made by skrillex like 10+ times already
>>101668174Is there a non-malware version of Caustic out there? It was such a comfy app ;_;
>>101697180Tbf the Xena sound is pretty much just (early?) Jungle Terror but with tabla instead of whatever percussion they used.
>>101695758Oh that's really neat anon, great job. You could put stuff all over the place!
>>101695615RATATA is as cleanly produced as you can get, it has that hi-fi sound like you get straight from a synth in like an audiopilz video or something like that. that synth "beatboxing" is some of the most unique sound i've ever heard. it's just a different genre than dubstep.
Hello, friends.SampleRadar posted some 90's jungle samples 15 hours ago. Some of them sound usable if you're into that.https://www.musicradar.com/news/sampleradar-free-90s-jungle-samples
>>101698003Sick thanks bro
How to ITB this?Maybe not *exactly* this sound but something comparable in that noisey resonance in that very controlled wayTrash 2 isn't really doing it and i've quickly experimented with like, resonant filter>bitcrush>waveshaping already.Honestly maybe "re-amping" some of those things through pedals would work a lot better but the last time I tried straight out of the interface I almost went deaf from a feedback loop so idk.... idk I might just reuse my ruiner cover chain.
Music + software thinghttps://vimeo.com/994443212
The Level1Techs jingle/theme song is based on the lickhttps://youtu.be/QzHcrbT5D_Y?t=56
>>101700447>he wants to recreate fucking GERMANIUM analog feedback in DAWlole
we got a minimoog themed album on /mu/ atm if you guys wanna peep and/or contribute>>>123033291
>>>/mu/123033291
>>101703268ok
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJwgwn_jYQ0i love this because it's a midwit trap for people to follow this guy with FaiL studio patting themselves on the back instead of making actual music in ableton so i'll have less competition
I send all my tracks except the bass to a reverb and delay buss track (this track is the only track that's not muted other than the bass) before sending that track to the mixer buss, is this unorthodox?
>>101706327>"If only I had spent those valuable couples of minutes in Ableton rather than wasting them watching these clips I would be headlining Coachella right now", he muttered to himself, laying down in a pool of his own urine and vomit under the emergency stairs of his apartment building, as he unsuccessfully attempted to open his last can of Natural Ice.>"Those damned coupla minutes seemed so insignificant back then. Who'd have thought that they would've added up to almost an ENTIRE hour?">"I should've listened to those damn Anons. They might be some crazy sons of bitches, but they for sure know a thing or two about success!"
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=gDm_bXB_Gacthis is trying too hard with harmonies and melody/chord progressions that don't actually sound good, and this isn't even the "for the club" version and it's still using the soundtoys alterboy effect, roasties and queers are being self-indulgent and alienating straight men, this is why people say that pop music is dying
I like to join noob discords to pretend I'm just getting started, then I ask for help, make myself known as a beginner, and start pretending to improve at an unrealistically fast pace over the course of a month to demoralize everyone. After that I post that I have outgrown the server and leave.The enjoyment I get from this is far greater than anything I have ever gotten from making music. Highly recommended.
>>101710624smurfing audio production scenes?
>>101710812Yeah, kinda
>>101710624>>101710856> the things that never happened cringe post: schizophrenia editionembarrassing
>>101711256honestly that's actually not unrealistic with the amount of fags posting "guysss my FIRST track!!!" and it clearly sounds like some intermediate tard larping
>>101710624Based; discord users deserve that.>>101711552It could be their first track they made in a DAW, but they could have had a decent background as a musician playing music.
>>101711256Debunking jokes has got to be at the very far end of the autism spectrum where you're technically high-functioning but in a way that's way worse than being low-functioning.
>>101711781oh yeah totally.. a bunch of beginners that start knowing intermediate production techniques
>>101711908> i..it's a joke, guys!now that's schizophrenia.>>101711942> we've evolved from beginner to intermediate> just to try and defend a cringe post of something that truly never happenedworse than /mu/.
thoughts on Max MSP / Jitter?
>>101711942>intermediate production techniquesLike what?I've been reading and lurking and learning, but I've never bothered to make anything in a DAW. Do you think my first track will be absolute trash, or would it be one that you mistake for an intermediate tard larping? -- or would I be an intermediate tard larping even though I never made a track because I had been reading/learning/researching this whole time?
>>101711991are you the retard that keeps posting about taylor swift and avicii but doesn't make anything?well first of all you should kys asapand to answer the question, yes, it'll be clear that you're an intermediate tard larping. the track you'll post saying that is your "first" is just going to sound like a guy that already knows production techniques but is musically uninspired. when it's someone that has a good background in music and is starting in production, the early tracks are going to be good but without the production polish, it'll maybe even sound a bit nostalgic because of that, but it's still clear that it's a beginner in production>>101711965I'm not sure what you're implying with your garbage post, but that idea of larping as a beginner is not new and not uncommon, especially when you can enter a place where nobody knows you
>>101712316>avicii
>>101712316>are you the retard that keeps posting about taylor swift and avicii but doesn't make anything?No, I don't post that much.I do have a long history with music though...I'll install a DAW and make a track one of these days... maybe towards the end of the year if I get a free week off of work.
>>101711552i've listened to an unfathomable amount of music using endgame audio and watched countless tutorials for months. i have yet to install a DAW. my first track is going to sound at least decent compared to the crap that gets posted here and in /prod/
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=SGX9gEJZZt8i liked this a lot when i first heard it months ago. now i think the harmonies are a bit overdone and it's a bit muddy. but it's not craptacular or shoving lesbian sex in your face. i think people started trying too hard as music theory and production tools became more accessible, jacob collier got hyped up like he's the next mozart and rick beato's rants were taken seriously but then they went too far with it.
>>101713884This post made me LOL out loud.I almost feel bad for you.
>>101714144I just installed a DAW, listen and weep mortal.https://voca.ro/1oTAlOmk4HTN
>>101714144get educated foolhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GavBrneouV4
>>101713884>>101714244I know you're making fun of me, but that's a pretty sick track ngl.
>>101714244Amazing. Could use some variation but then again it's drum and bass.
the only vst you need
Will a dynamic mic get all the dogs barks, people talking, motorbikes going insane, and wife beating of my favela??My phone gets them all..
>>101714910Bloat
>>101668174I’m emo and slang some beatshttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Av8WhsH1z1Y&pp=ygUgVGVsZWZvbiBpbnRyb2R1Y3Rvcnkgbm9td25jbGF0dXI%3D
https://audioz.download/>This domain is registered at NameSilo. If you are the owner, start administering it at NameSilo.com. If this is not your domain, find similar names that work for you.Piratebros I don't feel so good...
>>101717783wew wtfthankfully im on audionews
>>101717783>>101717798https://audiosex.pro/threads/main-site-died.75749/page-9>another stupid report on our domain, this time i'm done with the current registrar, hopefully everything will be restored within hours.
>>101717811yeah assumed it'd be something fairly minor
>>101668174https://vocaroo.com/17KDsThzl4H5rate my shitty track
>>101718004Would listen to a full album of this if all tracks had this same level of quietness
>>101714910why, because it's cpu efficient? it's time to upgrade your computer lmao
Rate my bed setup
>>101720840>tiny little keyboard for ants (not plugged into anything)>bed only fits one person (or dog)>bedside picture of a MAN (gay [derogatory])>3 fucking different shades of blue and nothing goes together>grandpa sandles>mystery substance on walls>dog2/10 for the dog
>>101720840Animals are for outside.
>>101720840lol is that penus theory in that pic?
>>101681724do whatever you want, stop following youtubers.
>>101712316>it's still clear that it's a beginner in productiontheir tracks sound like yours?
buy dubler2, it is a game changer. all you losers arguing over controllers are just too scared to go on gearslutz and be btfo by 50 year olds with more money than you.buy dubler and whistle
>>101721718>gearslutzuh oh forbidden name! it's gearslopperz now
>>101721439>3 fucking different shades of blueTwo of those are purple..
>>101720840what's the name of this keyboard for ants?
Redpill me on Classic MacOS music production.
>>101721781if you're going to correct me at least say violeti'll have you know I always score a 100% on the colour IQ test (I am very gifted (only at near sights though))
>>101721718the zoomer shitposter fears the boomer boards
>>101721816You need a classic Mac for synth programmer software, that's about it. Lots of synth programming tools / patch librarians were also on Windows but the Windows versions of these tools always sucked.Modern patch librarians are mostly shit.
>>101721718>buying a virtual instrumentthat's just gay
>>101721685https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIzAzFlGu7Eat 8 mins he said we need equal temperament. but maybe there's some leeway, for example you could have the spacing between octaves be the same as 12TET, but with a small adjustment made only to the perfect fifth from the root note
>>101722401What a revolutionary idea. You should file a patent or write a paper on it or something fr
>>101721439>>101721674>>bedside picture of a MAN (gay [derogatory])That's me with my neighbor's daughter when she was a baby
>>101717811>I heard they found some files on a disk in Rotterdam. There were thousands of trance samples and lots of Serum fxp. Some of the packs had the AudioZ logo. They did a google search. It's that easy.Any dutchbros here know anything about this?
>>101723147it's a troll postjust edit your hosts file for the time being and wait until it's back
>>101681724No, there isn't a reason. Cellists regularly deviate from 12TET and play with 'just intonation'. The easiest example would be increasing the pitch of F# in a G major scale, which a lot of teachers will use to illustrate the importance of keys, and to deter students from obsessing over electronic (12TET) tuners. Casals was a big advocate of teaching it, but all cellists naturally end up doing it because it sounds good.
>>101723422basedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWRp39-JAvg
>>101723089Spooky
>As a conductor, I've run into this situation so many times with woodwind and brass players who point at the electronic tuner and claim they are "in tune" when it is obvious that the third or fifth interval they are playing against the root is not of an appropriate quality, and there is an audible clash in the sound waves. Also, electronic tuners largely cannot cope with interpreting the continuous vibrato that is the standard practice for modern violinists, so looking at those numbers or visual meters flickering back and forth is of almost no use.quite
it's herehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9nyVK3nzqU
you have to go back
>>101724625Yes, only allowed to post """""""tutorials""""""" like that retard from /iemg/ schizo who thinks he's helping everyone rather than killing the thread multiple times from being an annoying piece of shit
>>101723422Funny that you mentioned cellists specifically as opposed to string players in general (or singers), because the only person I ever heard talk about adjusting the pitch of notes was a cellist in our ragtag student orchestra during college (I was a band kid in high school, so I didn't have exposure to orchestra geeks previously).I would think something like that would be equally important for other string players.
>>101724799idk if related but smaller intervals sound fine at a higher frequency, at a lower frequency you need to compose with larger intervals. intuition wise, it might seem like tuning is more important at higher frequencies like a violin but maybe it's the opposite since the bassline in some songs sound extremely disgusting even though people say that very low frequencies are largely atonal.
also several /hpg/ and /iemg/ anons have thrown a hissyfit over the bass in bob marley - concrete jungle, they say the bass is too much even with their hp/iem EQ'd flat, maybe the bass is objectionable because of the tuning more so than the amount of ithttps://music.youtube.com/watch?v=uzv1kZBVs8w
>>101725220This post and every other post you make is off-topic to the thread
>>101725318retard, it has to do with digital music production to figure out what it takes to make an actually good song. other anons have posted things like their instruments and their practicing with them. performing with an instrument or singing doesn't have as much overlap with producing in a DAW
here's an example of toxic anons in /iemg/. the anon wanted to know what a neutral sound signature is like (which also strongly correlates with preference, and is arguably the most important thing to look for) and the other anons are complaining while not contributing much themselves
>>101725428Improving digital music production is figuring out how to cut off your internet forever
>>101725428the main point is that no one fucking cares about your spam with generic youtube links and opinions about the some track sounding goodI'd actually shove an entire cello up your ass and send you to your parents so they see what's the result of birthing something abhorrent that only serves to annoy others, I wish that they die a violent death for not being able to control their retarded goblin
>>101695758sounds neat, do you think it's more important to have the VR side of things 'properly' set up, or do you think having really good physical controllers to interact with the VR is what would make the VR really kick off?Like, do you think having 'VR gloves' that have near-flawless capabilities of interfacing with the VR environment is the ideal setup, or do you think physical hardware that can be used with the VR is the ultimate end game?
>>101725515>>101725992lolyou need to git gud tho if you can't hear the weird bass in thesehttps://music.youtube.com/watch?v=Iq8h3GEe22ohttps://music.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ6TxK1u2LAhttps://music.youtube.com/watch?v=xWkqjXjD73Eespecially in /prod/ anons are way off the mark with knowing what sounds good or notnot realizing that this synth is inferior to other synths could ruin your career >>101676489 >>101681918it would be the equivalent of using stock FL studio sounds unironically >>101677736
rent free
>>101726367I was one asking if he was Cris when he started posting lol, because it's basically the same shit. Right now I doubt it's Cris though, but I thought it was because he has a tendency of going through the different skills/subjects required for gamedev and then he starts posting about that subject in the same way the retard here does, so I thought it was just Cris finally going into music for his "game" and started shitting up prod generals. I haven't browsed /agdg/ in a long time but if it was Cris I think he'd make it very clear with his style and confirming it. Anyway, it almost doesn't matter because it's literally the SAME SHIT, it's the same meaningless posts from a retard that thinks he cracked ze matrix and is now becoming a master while never doing anything other than spamming the threads with his absolute shit
>>101726201VR gloves that could actually resist your finger movements would be great; I think you could simulate things like piano keys or stringed instruments that way. I still think you can get a lot of mileage out of existing controllers though, even if the fidelity isn't great, as long as you don't try to simulate forces that aren't physically there. That's where I'm going with the beat-saber "hit through the notes" concept.FWIW there already is an existing thing that does what I'm building https://store.steampowered.com/app/606920/EXA_The_Infinite_Instrument/ and it's pretty great, but development is ded. Thus, time to make my own open sores version.
so what's the difference between /dmp/ and /prod/, as someone who usually posts in /prod/?seems /dmp/ is less feedback-oriented though i may be wrongpersonally i mainly like to post for feedback but technically all my tracks are "digitally produced music", should i be keeping an eye out here too?
>>101728767the headphone/iem general shithead killed here. thread has died several times in the past week because he spams "tutorials" and "good songs" to "help other people" while whining about the people here and amateur game dev
>>101728767see >>101725467ostensibly it should be about the more technical aspects of music production like different plugins and production techniques, for example airwindows shilling is tolerated here, but /g/ is generally brain rotted and infested with /v/ tards (you see that especially in the pc hardware threads) and other schizos like in the free software threads, people here aren't interested in learning new things or seeing things from a different perspective
>>101729339put your trip on, headphone schizo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdnaxyr8G9A
tuning makes sense for why anons lose their minds over bob marley - concrete jungle even though the bass loudness isn't that crazy
i think it was just one anon who thought nirvana nevermind was way too bassy but that also might be explained by a minor tuning issue, and while nirvana nevermind is considered to be very polished, anon's speakers etc might have been bass heavy or have muffled highs making the issue worse for him
this is a good example, the bass moves a lot more than the vocals>smaller intervals sound fine at a higher frequency, at a lower frequency you need to compose with larger intervalshttps://music.youtube.com/watch?v=phEyvmvIvZshttps://musescore.com/user/11758031/scores/5556061
Everybody’s ears are the same.If you don’t like good high quality music it’s because you’re not listening on a high quality sound system.It’s not possible to enjoy music without proper speakers.
>>101730194i'm telling anons they're basically fucked if they don't get better audio, and some anons should really upgrade their computers, copers underestimate how much computers have improved over the last 10 years
>>101730194Liking music comes down to a lot of factors, but a big part of it is familiarity with sounds you've already heard.. so it's more a function of one's listening history than sound quality.Obviously novelty is good and things that surprise you are necessary for an engaging listen, but the majority usually needs to be at least somewhat familiar.
like good luck hanging out with these people or even reaching a fraction of their success from doing some half-ass dunning-kruger shit
I actually released something. bandcamp redeem link plus streaming at: https://push.fm/fl/hidmpbandcamp codes:72cn-6mkmlljl-k6t6qegh-66ukg7uh-ykj9yllp-399tyepg-c967t6f3-wt9v2zdl-h2k9atqq-vczzhktv-6hxjpic not related but tracker just so nice
>>101730306I have one of those, it's great. I wouldn't say it's better than a computer tracker but the all in one aspect of it is really nice. If only they had a couple velocity sensitive pads, even just one would be OK.
>>101730435Vital. Airwindows. Stock VSTsGit gud and ascend.
Would it be insane/insensitive to start contacting people out of the blue or hire a private investigator to find out more about my homie Qeb?Should I start working toward making tracks with the sole goal of making one release on mr bills thing for the sole purpose of befriending him and slithering in to find out if he knows anything??Everybody else seems like a ghost
>>101733127sounds fun but I have no idea who that guy is
>>101714910wrong
>>101733185French IDM artist who passed away 6~ years ago.His claim to fame was Aphex Twin praising him in an interview and playing his music in his DJ sets (at least one that I know of and it was in my city and Qebrus was there i'm so sad :((().There's a niche of IDM sometimes referred to as flashcore, which is equally as meaningless and un-specific as the parent term, but fits him imo because he is significantly faster and flashier than his "contemporaries" (quotes because people compare these artists to eachother often but the comparisons are only made due to untrained ears- it's usually equivalent to comparing SAW era aphex to boards of canada).His music is fairly niche even among people who are into it and consequently not a lot is known about him.Hes like... top 10 direct inspiration for me, maybe 5 idk. Sparsely.INB4 torn down by the bot
>>101733266Just listened. Yes, powerful stuff
>>101733333holy getgoing with the triple 3 for my angel tat thanks for the revelation gang
>>101733266>>101733333cringeyou're like medieval peasants getting fooled into thinking it's real magic
>>101734081>signed by 81
>>>/mu/123062204lol owned
>>101734250nobody fucking cares about your mu-tier faggotry, tyrone. you need to go back.
>>101718004Downloaded and going to enjoy listening to it every now and then
i think i may have gone a bit overboard with this terminal based midi tool
i cant decide which guitar to geti have $300it's between>Yamaha Pacifica 112VMX (HSS strat)>Ibanez GRG121DX or similar>Harley Benton CST-24T (PRS clone)
>>101736015get the one that looks coolest, silly... but actually the first one for versatility
>>101736093i'm worried that the neck is not profiled well enough on that yamaha to play this part of the neck
Are there any good ways to spice up a minor pentatonic scale for glitchy and bass heavy music?I keep coming back to it for melodies/harmonies, because trying to mold my synth patches and samples into anything but the above sounds really goofy, especially harmonies. I obviously try and step out of it at times to create some tension, but nothing to write home about.The closest thing that sounds almost equally as dramatic and cold is the flamenco/phrygian scale, but I feel like it's still only scratching the surface.Got a good place I start experimenting from?
>>101736116look it up? try it out?I don't see how that would be an issue based on the pictures, and that's not an issue on strats, so if thenecks are similar...>>101736217Why approach things from pentatonic at all?I started using Dorian a lot more often for DnB related stuff but obviously it's a lighter sound.If things are sounding goofy when you're just doing triads or simple stuff you're probably overlooking inversions or omissions.-that's more of a fundamental problem than a problem with what scale you're using
>>101736407>try it out?i fucking wish i could, music stores in my area are fucking empty
>>101736217>ways to spice up a minor pentatonic scaleThe french Wikipedia page for pentatonic scale (but not the English one) mentions different passing notes in the 'big holes' of the scale. They are called pyens in an ethnomusicologist's system (after Chinese music) but I found nothing in English about it.
>>101736564well you don't really need a pacifica on hands to know, its access to the higher frets are pretty much the same as any other strat
Just got rejected from another job after interviewing, so I guess I get to keep working on this MIDI app...I finally got unbounded recording working reliably. Hold down the Record button for 1 second, then it waits for a first note to start, and then it starts recording and adding beats to the width until you hit Record again. I had to basically rewrite the entire behind-the-scenes logic for storing and looping recorded notes to get this to work, though my original implementation was over-engineered desu.Some other stuff not shown in this video: I also added the option to move the cursor forward/backward when it's not synced to the metronome; and also the option to shift recorded notes left/right by 1 beat at a time.Audio version: >>>/wsg/5641695https://is2.4chan.org/wsg/1722887037021428.webm
>>101739177keep up the good work
>>101674517There's nothing to get, it just turned out to be ever so slightly more attention-grabbing for fuck knows what reason
>>101730256doesn't matter since they fucked up anya's face
>>101739363ThanksNow I need to record and edit some better demo videos for the website and insta. I'll have to set use my phone camera to record my fingers on the Minilab or something too...
i just bought fl studio, no more hunting shady russian websites in hopes for an installer like i've been doing the past 17 years...i'm going to start professionally prodoocing now
>>101668993Maybe not so obscure, but CHOW Tape Model. I put that shit on everything
>>101735118more like Autistic Grand Piano
>>101730435I have one now and really like it. Didn't have it at the time I made these tracks.
whats approach to music should i pivot to next. synths are gay now, guitars are shit, being a 'producer' is cringe
>>101744272Probably quitting since you apparently hate music and can't even manage the brain power to use proper punctuation.
>>101744272buy a digital piano and spend a few months learning thishttps://youtu.be/TQwiBKTBfKQ
https://vocaroo.com/1jy55zq7SK5b made this sketch today. I posted a version on /mu/ with pads, but the automation on the sample was fucked, so I just redid it, but without pads and I almost like it better. still missing something though
>>101744532It's very techno and it's quite fine in that regard, techno is largely minimalif you really think it's lacking, just add random sound effects or small bits of a synth lead every few measures to keep things interesting. Just copy from the type of techno you're imitating
>>101736015i trust yamaha the most out of those
>>101744272>synths are gay[citation needed]
Straight music must include:>4/4>guitar with at least one instance of a power chord (acoustic does not count)>if it’s acoustic the singer has to be shit but actually good (e.g Neil Young)>male vocals only>grey area: EDM with enough distortion (cannot have harmony beyond simple triads *ever*) but you can only listen to it at social occasions.>grey area 2: hip hop but it can only use BWB and Trapaholics kit and if there’s a melody you shouldn’t be able to understand wtf they’re saying or attempting to sing (I.e Yeat=straight Bladee=GAY)Gay music:>Everything else.>Inb4 classical fag tearsYour music is asexual.Not gay but it absolutely does not exude masculine energy.You are tip toeing on the line of being a fag.
>being a 'producer' is cringenot him, and this is just one aspect of it, those sd laika/qebrus/lanark artefax dickriders are cringe because they don't understand what they're hearing, they describe it as otherworldly and that it's a mystery how those sounds came from a teenager playing around on his computer. the dickriders have seemingly no chance of making such sounds for themselves but they're apparently still going to keep trying for 10+ years. even though other commentators have described it as merely a michael bay transformers over the top sound effects type of novelty. it lacks classical composition and songwriting so it's like an AI might do a decent a job of replicating that style if the AI were in higher fidelity using synths instead of samples. i'll acknowledge their mastering is loud, but anons ITT are then being hypocritical by hating on loudly mastered mainstream songs even when they don't clip and when the dynamic range sounds fine if you have a good audio system (they are intentionally not dipping to the noise floor like by using reverb as such, it's a hipster strawman to complain that the dynamic range isn't maxed out).
>>101746637There are actually only two people in this general that’s so crazy.You must never get lonely seeing as how you’re surrounded by people you just make up so that’s pretty lucky I guess.
>>101746637Also keep those names out your fuckin mouth before I get the cyber police on you.Also I’ll just stop posting and you will have nobody to base your delusions on :)
>>101695615>Who ghost produced him all of that way through the Bangarang album?who indeed...
>>101733194I don't like it. I'm not a fan of XG synths before the MU1/2K's set.
>>101719394Because it has SOVL.
Just started piano marvel, this is pretty fun. I like how you can cut up the tracks and practice short segments with a backing track as a metronome. And if you're a cheap cunt, you can just keep making 1 week trials because who the fuck cares about saving your progress?
>>101668174>ignore schizosignore OP?
As a kid I used to see mockups of a Nexus2 desktop module and to this day I'm so fucking disappointed that they never made a real one.
is there a synth with built-in saturation so it can avoid intermod distortion as much as possible before combining the sine waves
redditors say arturia pigments 5 is the best VST synth but the examples on youtube sound like shit
>Why Arturia Pigments is Perfect for Generative Music and Sequencesk but i want to make normal music not background music for anime video games
>INSANE>CHEATING>ILLEGAL>UNREAL>REVOLUTIONARY
it's much easier to find impressive demos of serum than pigments. the fuck is wrong with redditors
>>101730306i rediim da code saar>>101748919serum is just way easier to wrap your head around, i opened pigments and just thought "i don't need all of that"what's the point of having virtual analog synthesis when you can just use saw and square wavetables
>>101668174dev bros...not like thishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMlnh6_9aTc
>>101748557DSI Prophet 12 had a section after the oscillators called character, followed by a saturation/drive stage
>>101750211even some of the big labels probably don't write their own plugins. i hear that damn soundtoys alterboy effect way too often
i think it's funny that with billions of dollars on the line they don't invest more in R&D and focus group testing instead of operating like a mafia. they could have realized sooner that katy perry - woman's world was going to flop.
and some of the kpop people should probably work with western performers
>>101736015I have owned a Pacifica and also a mid-level Ibanez and the Pacifica was better, granted they were 2 different guitars, the Ibanez had 2 humbuckers but they sounded quite muddy, the Pacifica sounded great, of course it also depends from the genre you want to play
>>101751067interesting, supposedly the guitars have gotten better so depending on when you bought that it might not be the case nowi'm also tempted to get jet js-400, it gets shilled heavily on youtube
is the album anon even here anymore?are you going to continue the albums? did you get any recent submissions?seems like it's actually over for /dmp/
Why are these disgusting freaks always so talented?https://youtu.be/4y8y83dO4c8
>>101746897I don't think he's capable of making dubstep, and he was salty about dubstep's popularity too
>>101751400I'm wondering when people will start submitting for the 13th album tooI started bit before the deadline of the last album because I knew I didn't have time for that one, I'm virtually finished but I don't want to be the very first to submit weeks before anyone else does......
I've been going on a nostalgia trip down memory lane and listening to my 2010 128k youtube rip dubstep folderhaven't heard some of these in 13 years
>>101753907jeez lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhYPC2BmCHg
ayy
>In some synths, portamento/glide doesn't work properly when microtuned. Examples are Xfer Serum and LinPlug synths. There may be others, so it is recommended to test this function before making a purchase, if it is important for you.it's over...
https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/11535414344476-Tuning-Systems-FAQserum is MPE compatible so i guess it will work fine if ableton handles the tuning instead of serum directly
>Why is MPE pitch bend not following the loaded Tuning System?Currently MPE pitch bend follows the standard equal temperament tuning (12-TET). For example, using Note Pitch Bend to the next note will be equal to 1st in the 12-TET tuning system, even if this note has a different pitch in the loaded tuning.
Leaving metaphysics aside, Sex And Religion is a harmonically adventurous album. You seem to be using modes that one doesn't usually hear in rock and roll.That's another thing I can't help. You're gonna hear modes in there that you never heard on any other record or any other type of music, simply because I made them up out of synthetic scales. Like the end of "Deep Down In The Pain" -- that really weird birth sequence. What's happening is that a child is coming out of the womb, you know? He's hearing the voice of divinity and asking questions and all this weird stuff. But what you hear in the background is all this wild music based on a scale I devised.A new scale?Yeah; I call it the "Xavian" scale. What I did was take the 12-tone row and make sampled notes of it on the keyboard. Then what I like to do is experiment with different temperaments. [Ed. Note -- The 12-note European tempered scale is only one way of dividing up the frequency range between octaves. Different systems exist in other cultures and in the work of composers like LaMonte Young and Wendy Carlos. Some modern synthesizers offer alternate temperaments.]I have this book where I keep all these different scales, where I divided the octave up into different steps -- like maybe 9 or 10 equal steps. I call these scales "fractals." At the end of "Deep Down In The Pain" I used a scale that's based on dividing the octave into 16 equal steps, instead of the 12 steps of the conventional tempered scale. So each half-step within that is not quite a conventional half-step -- it's 60 microsteps as opposed to 100 microsteps. Instead of calling it a half-step, I call it a "quasar."
Then the "whole step" is 120 microsteps, instead of 200. Instead of calling it a whole step, I call that a "nova." All these different intervals create the Xavian scale, a 10- note scale that I extracted from this 16-note row. You take this scale and play chords with it and it's like divine dissonance, because all the intervals are twisted.Every six notes or so, you run across a tempered interval. But for the most part, these are not tempered intervals, so you get a whole structure of harmonics that is just eerie and unique. You know how every chord conjures up a different mood? Even to the most casual listener, a major ninth chord will create a different feeling than a minor ninth, or a major ninth with a sharp 11th. Imagine the twisted world of emotions you can open up from the Xavian scale! We human beings are so shaped by music in our evolution. I think that as more people get into experimenting with these fractals, a whole different emotional state of mind will result -- one that is probably on a par with the way our evolution is going anyway. But I don't think you'll ever hear Metallica jamming on the Xavian scale.If they read this, maybe they'll get into it.https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=LTNb5-bGEj8
it might be a massive skill and iq issue on my part but something that blows my mind is how composers create OSTs. I specifically find a lot of inspiration from Masashi Hamauzu who has scored numerous tracks within the final fantasy series. he seemingly composed, arranged, and produced the entire FF13 OST. how does one create 85 tracks that all sounds somewhat related and connected? it can't all be within the same key. the "instruments" sound different and whatnot. it's blowing my mind
>>101754946If you really want to be amazed, look into what Howard Shore did to create the scores for Lord of the Rings movies.
>>101754946https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hel9mGippUU
small problem on live, I probably just don't know where to fix it. whenever I split/select-copy audio clips, the fade-in/fade-out are always pulled back, but just a little bit, and it's annoying to work with. It has to be a "default" setting hidden somewhere, right?
Lets hear some opinions on puredata and its forks. Is making shit in a scratched-like environment too autistic for most or do people throw the "why not just code it like a normal person" as an excuse to do neither? Also all these hyper focus disjointed posts of someone talking to themselves reminds me of that schizo that was killing the iem generals.
>>101758147that's me, i put together an endgame monitoring system with virtual speakers in a room sim so i get proper stereo imaging, and honed in my listening skills, i haven't had ear training in terms of recognizing specific notes/chords by ear thoughfor example i can recognize that RATATA is the cleaner more high fidelity high dynamic range track out of those examples >>101697978, not missy elliott's vocals (seriously can't these studios that put out hundred million dollar music invest in better recording equipment?) but the instrumentals are far more prominent during the droprent free >>101742369 >>101744011
>>101753353I really want to make a track because 13 is my lucky number and I like the theme... but I haven't installed a DAW yet and I'm scared that I won't be able to learn it fast enough.
>>101759140You better get on it!! How long are you going to be 'thinking about installing a daw'??Now or never, the sooner the better!!!
>>101760056I got my registration card for Ableton Live 12 Lite and now I'll have three weekends to work on it unless we get an extension like the last album. *crosses fingers*I have made two submissions in the past, but those were phone recordings that I mildly edited in Audacity..
>>101668174>Please post title suggestionsFor the Love of /G/od
>>101758147>puredataI guess today's best option would be plug data. I'd use that if I needed a daw. However I can't imagine how frustrating it must be for a noob to get something on par with a decent vst. It could do anything if you asked politely, but you'd have to know some physics, some DSP, and how to use the patching environment. You have no idea what you ignore.
>>101736015I have the Harley Benton. to me it's pretty much top notch & has stainless steel frets. Paid £190 odd for it a few months ago & it was B-stock, could not really see what made it a b-stock apart from the probably needing a setup for string height. To be honest you can't really go wrong with any guitars over certain price point as long as you stay away from some over priced things from the big manufacturers like Gibson or Fender - especially Gibson as they are pushing Epiphone into being a more expensive guitar brand within their line.
>>101726224You don't need more than stock FL studio plugins tho, sytrus and harmor can do everything
>>101730256What genre of music (as a solo producer) should I start producing to end up hanging out with these people?
>>101754946>how does one create 85 tracks that all sounds somewhat related and connected? surely the long years of hard work and study had nothing to do with it
>>101765420https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aszb3f6zhNI
https://www.tiktok.com/@pastelmusique/video/7369666036590775584
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7EJDxLMbw0
>>101766138transition like SOPHIE or kim petras so you can be the singer>On 30 January 2021, at the age of 34, Sophie accidentally fell three storeys from the rooftop of a building in Athens, Greece while attempting to take a picture of the full moon.[79] She was taken to the Attikon General University Hospital, and died around 4:00 AM.[80] Sophie's partner, Evita Manji, said that "it took the police and fire brigade around 90 minutes to get her out" before their arrival to the hospital.[81][82]>Artists including Rihanna, Sam Smith, Vince Staples, Charli XCX, A. G. Cook, and Christine and the Queens expressed their condolences.[11][83][84][85]oof lol but you can see she got condolences from rihanna, charli xcx and others
>>101763858i'd feel kind of stupid buying HB when original PRS is 60% more expensivei'd probably buy the yamaha but it's $320 and i was thinking i could spend closer to $250, this one is supposed to be good but i'm on the fence about strats, i'd go and check the guitars in person but i woke up at 4pm and it's too late
>>101765420techno is both easy to make and makes everyone look as ugly as they do in that picture
>>101711984Good for many things. But it is paid software. Pure Data does most the same with it being FOSS. Can't wait for PD to have it's version of Gen and a more seamless way to create VST's like RNBO but without distro's(not refering to Linux distros) like Plug Data
>fosshit
Reminder that for your next project, you only need a single Switch game! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjZT15vP60E&t=180s
>>101770409I've been really tempted to buy the Gadget VST pack (I'm on Windows) just for convenience of quickly getting certain sounds, but I already have the KORG Collection, so I'm not sure if it would be worth it.I do love the KORG sound and artists like SanoDG.
>>101770800>>101770409imagine if it came with MIDI or projects from the most popular games l0lI can't remember the movie but I was just walking by outside and all of a sudden heard like an exact piano run from BOTW in a movie and I never had a reason to bring it up before now :p
>>101764689>You don't need more than stock FL studio plugins thocringe and incredibly false.>>101771742>>imagine if it came with MIDI or projects from the most popular games l0lthat would be awesome but there'd be too many problems with copyrights.
Will I sound like Tim Hacker if I learn this programme?
>>101692016Very interesting plugin, thanks for the linking sir!
>>101771950seems cool, anon.
>>101771950idk pls post more if you doi've been meaning to learn it for forever to /hecker/ but
>>101765917great observation retard
I fixed the timing issue on the repeater function in my MIDI app. Before, if you switched from one key to the next, the repetition cycle would start fresh, so it would play the first note right away, which didn't sound right because the gap between notes might be too small. I added the option to synchronize it based on when the last key was released. Sounds a lot better.Audio version: >>>/wsg/5643750https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1723066560373011.webmSome other things I'm thinking about with the repeater...- If two keys are held at the same time, should they both play at the same time? The change I described above only takes effect when a key is released and a new one is pressed. If a second key is pressed and held while the first one is still held, then there's no syncing and the second key's repeater timing starts fresh. If those keys weren't pressed close to the same time, then it could sound like the notes are alternating. I could change the behavior to have them play at the same time (or make it an option). Though, I guess if someone's playing with a controller, it's a skill issue to make sure two keys are pressed at the same time...- With the Y-Axis behavior turned on (where the rate changes), it uses the Velocity data when receiving input from a MIDI controller... so if you press one key softly, it will repeat slowly, and then press another key harder, it will repeat faster... Maybe it needs an option for the subsequent keys to use the same rate as the initial key when it's still held, so the rates are synced?I'm open to thoughts...
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>>101771793Tell me what vst you absolutely need then? I'd say maybe Omnisphere, serum/vital, ott...?
>>101773285sorry, next time i'll answer in the youtube thumbnail format you're looking for
>>101774195He's probably just ass blasted about the 100% Sytrus vidHe could never make anything that good even with an infinite amount of VSTs, nevermind just one......
in my worldview, a digital synth should absolutely not have aliasing, but this can not be taken for granted either due to developers incompetency, ignorance/complacency from the userbase, or cpu/memory constraints especially in historical VSTis like sylenth1. people who prefer the sound of serum or physical analog synths aren't just delusional audiophiles when you can point to objective flaws like aliasing artifacts in other VST synths.
>>101774195>Tell me what vst you absolutely need then?anything i feel like that will fit in a project i'm working on. i have thousands of plugins.>>101775235> seething this hardthis is a great example of being dirt poor and having the iq of a baboon. too stupid to pirate, too poor to actually buy anything. i could use an 8-bit tracker with 4 voices and it'll still destroy your low iq baboon shit you produce in fl studio, tyreece.
>>101668174>>101777320>8-bit tracker with 4 voicesShots fired.Next album theme right here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sT4V4dhef64
>>101777379Something about that dude's voice bothers me and makes it hard for me to listen to him. Is it related to the lisp sound?
>>101775235>the 100% Sytrus vidit's cheesy as hell. you must not listen to music a lot if you think it's impressive. like 10 years ago when people wanted to make the next minecraft, flappy bird, shovel knight or undertale, they deluded themselves into thinking that using the most basic tools like even love2d would be good enough. it's making a mockery of the artform to say that you only need such a basic tool as fl studio with stock plugins. it's difficult to even find currently relevant examples of people making a living for themselves with similar quality music.
>>101777906Bro, FL Studio's stock plugins are really good desu senpai.
>>101778051stop replying to the resident headphone and /agdg/ schizo that doesn't make music and won't leave
>>101778051sure that's why most professionals are on abletone cubase etc
remember just a few months ago faggot anons were hyping up AI music like it's the best thing since sliced bread, like you couldn't tell the difference between it and top 10 pop slop, now there aren't even AI music generals in either /g/ or /mu/, things change, you're not going to become a millionaire from making runescape music in fl studio
>>101779315counter argumenthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP3DtwKZbpk
>>101779359https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUpdfpOPf4Y
>>101779366https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmtQEIwfM3wthoughevermakes me miss systemspace
>>101777346>>101777379protracker chads.>Next album theme right here.would be nice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dFz10R529gthe aliasing or whatever basically sounds like AI, there's like a lo-fi haze to everything which the reverb only partially masks, it probably uses an outdated synth like sylenth1 or whateverhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wb8cQwPUD0Uthis song is ass but most of the production is much cleaner
>>101780981What is your goal with posting while pretending to know what you’re talking about?What do you accomplish by posting at all?
>>101781041>fumingi want to learn about music production like which synth to use etcnot just arrogantly proclaiming that fl studio's synths are the be all and end all
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZm4UjzqvL4he knows more about synths than anyone ITT, his complaints about serum are basically that it uses a lot of cpu (but vital uses even more cpu) and he doesn't quite like the sound compared to analog synthshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdQMKnlAc10while sylenth1 is basically obsolete, he roasts popular tracks that didn't age so well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jZOGj2h5oc
>>101781108You would be better off asking questions or opinions rather than making random incorrect and provocative statements if you’re actually trying to learn or gather peoples’ input.
>>101781320you're just mad you can't hear the differencealiasing is the main thing that redditors complain about in VST synth sound quality
>>101781320he feeds off attention, just let him kill the threads
>>101781368t. uses long discontinued synth on his 11 year old laptop
if you can use the same synth as someone like skrillex or deadmau5, that ought to be like the most awesome thing in the world, this is the technology board after all, but you're a bunch of grumpy coping and seething anti-intellectuals
>>101781368I guess...At least it's easier to not check 4chan and just stay focused in the DAW lately lol
>>101781445you're probably like 50 years old and trying to be a rockstar lol
>>101781445These threads don't have to be a waste of time, but they will if everyone feeds the trolls and nothing productive is ever posted/discussed.
i deliberately didn't reply to >>101764689, i let someone else roast him. so you're hypocritical for agreeing with me that the 100% sytrus video is cringe but you act like you disagree with me. /g/ in general is one of the most shitpostiest boards, you think i'm shitposting but look at yourselves, another anon got a 3 day ban, you say i'm wrong without being able to explain why, etc.
it's most probably aliasing that would give a lo-fi "haze" that is not strongly correlated with the intended timbre of the sound. it's obvious if you know anything about signal processing and it's factual that many VST synths have a lot of aliasing. most of those 2000s/early 2010s EDM classics would not have been made with serum or other good synths since serum only came out in 2014.
Someone in this thread wouldn't be able to make remotely good tracks even if they had perfectly anti-aliased plugins. Let's laugh of them, DX7 and Virus Chads.
Personally, my next step will be upping my songwriting game. The perfect loop alone is perfectly useless.
>>101781886virus is overrated, rammstein barely did anything, there's that nerdy 30 year old chick on youtube who also barely does anything with it
>>101782063fuck off to /mu/
>laughtes at you while enjoying making music
>>101782071annie hurdy gurdy thread?
>>101782082>t. 'perfect' loop coper
>>101711942How do I into side processing? I cut the lows out of the sides, sometimes add an upper mid dip but it's not very goodI've got a friend with a much cleaner sound than I have in general, but his genre is that deep dark stuff so it's really hard to apply to whatever garbage I've been making. I'm trying but he uses a lot of splice samples for things and I'm really autistic about making things myself. I'm trying but I'm hitting a wall on both arrangement and processing. I think I just need to spend more time on the little details but it's tough making good sounds and then making enough good variations of those sounds that it stays freshhttps://vocaroo.com/1keZIHWblpLOI made this for a friend who wanted to hear a lullaby in bass music. The second half would fit into my rekordbox playlist that is literally titled "shit the kids wanna hear" because it's that fairly basic party bass shit that I try to use as a foundation to slip some more interesting stuff and occasionally my originals into. I used this track as a springboard to try to make that 808 driven stuff to see if I could actually make that type of music, but the sides on the second half are fucked and overall the whole thing is hot garbage idk
>>101777906This shit was made with FL stock plugins and some crappy soundfounts and it still has more views and soul than what you'll ever make https://youtu.be/Y-u-M0jLYts
learning how to use yamaha's XG sound effects using sysex commands. made a small song to test out the reverb, filter(!), etc. and some midi note echo using two instruments.https://vocaroo.com/1d8da5jK9ySC
>>101695758great work
>>101779701what's the difference between a tracker and just putting notes in a step sequencer? like I know the tracker timeline goes vertically and the sequencer horizontally but is that the only difference?
>>101783875step sequencer is usually just notes, sometimes additional cv. in trackers you can change a wide variety of things like reverb per step
>>101783875> like I know the tracker timeline goes vertically and the sequencer horizontally but is that the only difference?that's about it. functionality is similar. depending on the tracker it'll have commands similar to midi except you have to type most of them in.
>>101782644>How do I into side processing?nta obvsTwo main reasons I do it and how you should think about it imo:Phase coherence and controlling width.If you're not doing anything fancy, M/S EQ is just there to more accurately control your stereofield and fine tune the spectrum with that in mind.E.G say you have a nice wide break but the high end is FUCKED over 6k or something-instead of bringing the total width down across the whole spectrum you can just cut the sides o the highs, and then re-boost the mid of the same area to make it sound approximately the same, just narrower in that one spot.Second of course is just an extension of mixing how you already do.Does this frequency increase or reduce the impact off the stereofield? Is something already there and does it sound cluttered? Empty? Etc.Low cutting the sides is a meme btw that's boomer record pressing shit.Not saying you should never do it because obviously there are plenty of situations why you would for both of the above reasons, just don't do it by default without thinking about it.
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