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Post what you're working on RIGHT NOW.
Mine or yours? lol
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Clubbed to Death
i was working on my album and i finished it today :-)
I dig it.
Little jazzy fusion-ey beat with some house influences
Spicy
forgot to not-link soundcloud. Thanks
>Post what you're working on RIGHT NOW.
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Forever reading, never producing...
I love this sound.
>cdn-resources.ableton.com
They really do give zero fucks about piracy lmao
What do you mean? I get a 403 forbidden error if I try to go there.
Damn. The moon is huge and bright. Hello, moon.
How do I synthesize the fuzzy synth in the beginning of this song?
I mean they block acess to the directory to the unauthorized but leave the files accessble to anyone who has the URL.
It's the same for their ALPs. Once you buy them you can just copy the URL and give it to everybody else.
They could easily restrict them to paying users (through cookies, URL tokens, or even just with the IP) but they don't.
Any suggestions? Should I keep going?
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no suggestions, but that sounds really nice. Keep going user
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what synth starts at 35 seconds?
>Damn. The moon is huge and bright. Hello, moon.
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if you insist, it's a mess though.
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Thanks! That really does mean a lot
>Tfw don't know wtf I'm doing
I'm a lazy piece of shit
Currently exporting a 75 minute banger
damn seriously? that sounds based af cracker
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little loop thing i was fucking around with tonight
feel like its missing some dynamics hmm
>tfw cant make bad music
why the fuck are u using a trap drum kit
i really like that snare
i dont. it doesnt fit the mix at all. drowned in reverb. cut the highs also. it isnt a bad loop and samples are hard its ok youll get there
well thats just like your opinion man i get where youre coming from i should look for some good quality trad drums just to have :^) thanks buddy
it's mixed like shit but it could fit
that snare sounds like shit though.
sounds like any standard lex luger one though, are you just drowning it in reverb?
faggy response tho
you leave me and my snare alone
dang that is really neat, I dig it! I wanna learn renoise but seems like a steep learning curve
Been sitting on this, rough sketch but I like how it's coming out: clyp.it
Does anyone here make plunderphonics? What does the workflow even look like? I wanna try it but it sounds really fucking hard.
Hey dude. I have been working on a plunderphonics track
At the mixing stage.
This is it.
The first part of the workflow is getting music. I use soulseek, rutracker and of course record shops for vinyl. Then I often go through dozens and dozens of album to find good samples I like.
Then I put all the songs in Ableton, in this particular track are 19 different songs.
Then I start, often with a break and/or bassline.
Ofc you ahve to decide a tempo first and warp the songs accordingly. Then I just go bonkers with editing, cutting pasting, pitching, reversing effects.
EQing to remove frequencies is very important as with fragments from complete tracks it can get full pretty fast. But often I look for the places in the songs where just one instrument plays.
I try to do weird stuff to the samples and stretch and pitch them a lot, so it really becomes my own thing. But if I have a sample that sounds good and is in the right place, I just use it. Otherwise it's creatively pretty much the same as any other music project creativity wise.
i dont really know what to call this or how to use these sounds, they came out of my pure data synth clyp.it
That's a fantastic track, really well done.
How long does does it usually take for you to finish a project? It sounds like a huge time commitment going through so many records but I guess that's the nature of the genre. I hadn't thought of this method of subtractive composition but it does sound more effective than sampling bits of songs and arranging them which is what I originally had in mind.
Thanks!
>How long does does it usually take for you to finish a project?
The basic set up is about 9/10 hours, then I mix it, add details and variations and finish the composition over the next couple of weeks at ease.
> It sounds like a huge time commitment going through so many records but I guess that's the nature of the genre.
Digging through records is really awesome. It's absolutely incredible how much good and interesting music there is that nobody listens to.
And I've gotten really fast at finding the right samples, you don't have to listen to the complete album, you can skip through the songs if you don't have time. You can also look at the waveforms, less busy parts are often where individual instruments are playing.
>I hadn't thought of this method of subtractive composition but it does sound more effective than sampling bits of songs and arranging them which is what I originally had in mind.
It's both of those things. Sampling bits and arranging is definitely key for me.
Thanks for showing interest! It's the most fun shit ever dude. Feels great when you find a unique sample and manage to make it sound right in a new context. Music is your instrument.
Hi Dudes
Before going into isolation I bought a Korg Monologue and a TR-08 from a pawn store. I've been noodling around with them a bit for the past couple days and I tried to set them up with Ableton today just using the USB midi interfaces, but holy fuck I can't figure this out.
What is the best way to slap together a song with these two piece of equipment? Do I need to purchase some sort of interface between the computer? If so what is something not too expensive I can purchase to do this?
i'll get laid with your mom
>I wanna learn renoise but seems like a steep learning curve
it's really not. just read the quickstart guide. much easier than it looks
I just bought this Roland JW-50 on ebay. it has a sequencer built in. will i be able to control other hardware with it? anyone know if it's hard to program?
any feedback
how do i make pc music
Any tips on programming black metal drums today? Surely one of deals in programming super fast complex and brutal drum patterns.
what vst are you using
I've wanted one of these since i saw it in stores years ago. finally pulled the trigger and used some of my quarantine money.
Now tell me why i shouldnt have bought it since i already have a microkorg.
because you already have a microkorg
>already have a microkorg
DnB track. Is it too much of a mess?
The idea is to keep kind of building, never really getting anywhere, and that being the vibe. Hence the title.
How to make a kick/low end like here?
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Little spooky R&B track I’ve been working on for the last week. Vocals are Bibi Bourelly
I'm on linux, I program basic drum patterns in hydrogen and refine them by manually replacing and re-placing (lol) samples in Ardour. Why would I use any vst?
Man I hate the music I make, it just sounds so boring and isnt at all what I want to make.
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you probably need more patience
don't all autistic /g/ tard on me ffs
You asked.
Hi /prod/, I'm new to music production, well I tried FL like 15 years ago (what the fuck). Anyways, I'll check out the pastebin. I just want to learn to convert the music in my head to actual chords. What kind of chords should I look into for oldskool 90s jungle? Uh yeah please don't mind the mixing (or the lack of) and shit, this is my first try at it.
Due to this Covid19 shit we can't rehearse with the band right now (I am the drummer). So now for new songs the guitarist writes them as files in powertab or guitarPro which i can export to midi. I am using Reaper and now just want to get some realistic distorted guitar sound over that imported midi file. All I get with stock plugins is some weird synth sound, if I google "free e guitar VSTi" I don't get it to work since I don't really know what I should look for. So please user help me out to just get that midi sound to some proper e guitar sound so I can record drums to it, I am just to stupid to figure out how to do so. Thanks!