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Atmosphere advice
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| MessiahProject |
Hey Guys and gals,
Just wondered how you lot add atmosphere to your tracks - my tracks are lacking that vital ingredient. Firstly do you first get your full track together then add your atmosphere, FX afterwards to fill it out, or do it as you go along?
Secondly Ive read loads of old posts but they all seem to point to different ways of adding atmospheres (creating your own, downloadng them,presets etc), can any one tell me the EASIEST way?? Im not exactly the brightest bulb in the house when it comes to actually programming synths etc!
Cheers peeps
MP |
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| MessiahProject |
Thanks for the reply fella, but the file your link sends me to is a .128 file whatever that is? and doesnt work with the Z3TA+, Certainly dont think its a proper bank
MP |
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| TRANcL8R |
Go to "bank >load MIDI bank .128
it's working!
cheers. |
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| MessiahProject |
| Thanks for the links guys, but I really wanted to know how you lot add your atmosphere too - like I said before - is it as you go along or add it later to fill out the track? And what is the EASIEST way? |
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| Tranc3 |
| quote: | Originally posted by MessiahProject
Thanks for the links guys, but I really wanted to know how you lot add your atmosphere too - like I said before - is it as you go along or add it later to fill out the track? And what is the EASIEST way? |
Easiest is all subjective, it depends on your own workflow methods and the style for which you're aiming, etc... If I can create a really awesome sounding pad, I'll start with that, but if something else inspires me then I'll work on the atmopshere later. |
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| sub_sonic |
Thanks for the bank Project 7. Z3TA+ rocks. |
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