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TranscendentalP
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Registered: Apr 2006
Location: Bellingham, WA, USA
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the first thing i really noticed is that you need to turn that lead synth down in the mix... its far too loud and is covering everything up.
also yes different synths/instruments will definately help you.
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Apr-28-2006 00:08
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TranscendentalP
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Registered: Apr 2006
Location: Bellingham, WA, USA
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well since you're only using FL i'd use sytrus or WASP...
trust me once you start learning some new stuff you're gonna want different synths... i used to make all my stuff with just the FL stuff..
it's horrible
especially the drum samples
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Apr-28-2006 00:21
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TranscendentalP
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Registered: Apr 2006
Location: Bellingham, WA, USA
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it's all about experimentation
learn how each of the items on the synth effect the sound... like the cutoff, attack, delay, sustain, etc.
its all about experiemenation and you will find as you make more tracks you will improve your sounds and techniques.
when i was starting out, i generally tried to learn one or two new things and apply them to a track (like fading in and out, cutoffs, etc.)
I'm still learning and I've goin for a little over a year and just now my tracks are starting to sound better and more professional.
there are lots of tutorials on here and the rest of the net about just about everything you'd need to know.
you should download synth1 for sure, its a real good free synth. don
t have a link but im sure someone can tell u it.
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Apr-28-2006 00:43
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