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i posted this album cover last thread
i forgot to link it, it's called " ◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙◙"
here exophobiaorgqebrus.bandcamp.com
r.i.p btw to the person who produced it. idm/flashwave vibes. how do you even make this...
stock ableton is all u need :^)
They are not necessary but it's much easier once you're granted access to the starter bundle of max4live devices you get when you're accepted into the SOPHIE cult or other similar underground experimental musician rings.
I don't recommend it but once you get even a low level contact they'll most likely know somebody who will get you straight into the upper mid tier if you're willing to do some of their shady business, but it can easily come back to prematurely end your career. (I have strong suspicions this is why Sophie isn't bigger (And some people say this is what happened to Qebrus but the evidence is obscure at best))
interesting, i'll check it out
Obsess much?
You have no fucking idea
>Oh word? Can I hear your stuff?
hey mates, recently been getting into synths and i need a new cheap but quality speaker. I would be connecting synths to mixer to the speaker. i already have some random sony bluetooth speaker but i feel like it cant be super high quality, and i would assume anything on amazon offering wireless capabilities would be lower quality than one connecting to a direct audio output via 1/4 cable? is it feasible to get something high quality for 100-200 dollars?
No offense, but there's stickies upon stickies across the internet dedicated towards recommendations based on budget. /g/ has a sticky, reddit has multiple subreddits dedicated to the stuff.
These threads go fast, please do your own research before using up thread space to answer a question that, realistically, you should answer yourself. Not everything can be spoonfed, and you gotta learn to hold the spoon.
based
There's a board for fucking oragami, and another for my little pony
its better to save and buy better speakers
Also for transporation
fucking
transportation
not cars
public fucking transportation
is this gusic thread?
party
retarded question but when i record synths etc. in ableton they only appear as a single track. that means it's mono, right? should everything i record except bass be doubled and turned into stereo?
if it was a stereo signal it would show two audio clips on a single channel
marshall guitar amp
so should i make everything into stereo manually?
i don't know if the "correct" way is to have everything stereo (except bass)
no. you should think about what you need in stereo and why. keep things mono until you need them in stereo
I wanna kill myself so bad bros
Why is the music recording industry heavily male-dominant?
Men are smarter than women
Women have historically been oppressed but now have higher college attendance rates, and by most metrics, are intellectually superior to men.
g-g-gusic?
i made some techno/house in 10 minutes
here it is
clyp.it
When do you decide a mix is finished?
when it's good
Anyone here have any experience with recording with a Rocksmith cable? Tried it for bass but that background hiss is bothering me. Should I just nut up and buy an audio interface?
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should be very easy to either just gate that out, or use RX with a silent sample if you need more dynamics than what the gate gets you