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damn so much fighting going around...
Oct-31-2014 18:57
TranceElevation
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Originally posted by Raphie
not quite, you can still sell your Fruity track, they'll probably just ask you for the stems or project and THEN go to someone having a big rig studio. Otherwise no deal. lol
You think that's what they did with Garrix?
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Oct-31-2014 19:08
Raphie
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Location: Lelystad, Netherlands
quote:
Originally posted by Innocence Lost
damn so much fighting going around...
this is not fighting, just discusssing.
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Oct-31-2014 19:09
Raphie
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Location: Lelystad, Netherlands
quote:
Originally posted by TranceElevation
You think that's what they did with Garrix?
I don't know what they did with Garrix, I know he endorses FLStudio
And he probably has a whole production team behind him and a non disclosure agreement and a precooked marketing story.
No evidence ofcourse but that's how these things seem to go nowadays.
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Oct-31-2014 19:12
Storyteller
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quote:
Originally posted by Raphie
not quite, you can still sell your Fruity track, they'll probably just ask you for the stems or project and THEN go to someone having a big rig studio. Otherwise no deal. lol
Nah, I see people in my surroundings do serious producing/mastering/post-production on fairly modest setups. Ranging from producing and ghostproducing for well known acts to delivering part of the soundtracks for actual Hollywood movies with a budget of ±60 million dollar.
If what you (not sure if you're partually serious on the remark despite the smiley or lol) or Lovehate were saying was the full truth these people wouldn't make a living from music. Good thing is they're not even exceptions to the rule. They might do bigger things than the majority their setup might be closer to that of a hobby gotten out of hand.
If less is more think about how much more more would be.
-Frasier
Oct-31-2014 21:23
Raphie
Mastering Engineer
Registered: Jun 2008
Location: Lelystad, Netherlands
True, but there is a difference between creating and engineering.
There is very serious content created on modest systems indeed
But that's only 1 part of the process.
And for sure analog is not critical at any stage, people just have a preference to work a certain way or being after a certain sound.
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Oct-31-2014 21:32
Teezdalien
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
If less is more think about how much more more would be.
-Frasier
Nov-06-2014 08:25
TranceElevation
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Though that digital cold sound has its place. In a cluttered uplifting track it doesn't really matter. Actually, that digital cold sounds enabled uplifting to grow from 2003 onwards.
In a minimalistic mix analog still overshadows digital.
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Oct-28-2015 02:43
AlphaStarred
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Digital can be great for stuff like trance/psy-trance, but in most other genres I don't think it can hold up to analog.
Oct-28-2015 03:34
TranceElevation
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Strongly disagree. It's just the opposite specifically for psy/goa.
Early Astral Projection is unbeatable.
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