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| closedcircle |
Well, it's experimental but sounds good, yah man. Tell me if you like it?
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| EddieZilker |
I do not like it.
How's it going? Last time you were posting, it was a real threat. Oopsies.
I meant to say, treat. |
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| Julz |
| quote: | Originally posted by closedcircle
but sounds good |
Dont agree sorry |
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| closedcircle |
It was sorta a "style development lesson" more then an actual production track. I might remix the delays, individually and the raps for each section, and change the actual range too.
But it shows off delay loops, fun and easy in Logic or Cubase whatever you use.
Yah, man I figured making tracks for 15 years, might as well talk tips that I use or are currently developing to use. Seems like making tracks, professionally, is all about the little tricks.
Another good one is making a sweep? Granular synthesis or triangle waves, a low pass filter sweeping the entire track or even the master channel is a good one.
Delays, you can even sync with panning, which is technical vs, check this one.
You make an arp, use a delay even.
Then since that was a soft synth, you bounce the track to audio, reverse the audio.
Even play the same riff, forwards and backwards, at the same time, each side panned
slightly.
Depends on the riff, but it can sound dope.
Anyone want to give me critical feedback, rofl. |
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