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I never like my screamed vocals, I felt like clean vocal would be weird in this song

@@f_c_r_ i get that. I didnt like mine at first also. Just drown then in reverb hahahahaha. Really like ur videos. The one u made a tape cover etc on was perfect. Good job keep up the good work.

Glad to be helpful! I feel like I learn the most watching people make music in genres I'm not familiar with

Thanks for watching!

Always nice to be aware of more brass players! I always feel the worst about samplers with the brass section haha.

I had to come back sooner or later. Any requests? Easier to make stuff if people are asking for stuff!

@@f_c_r_ More of this!

Thanks John! I'll send you this piece when it's done.

Awesome, glad to hear it! I've been meaning to get back to making videos but I've been busy lately. Hoping to make more stuff on cinematic music that isn't ambient or DS, in addition to the stuff I've made in the past. Thanks for watching!

Reaper won't open midi editor unless you have midi on the track as far as I know. So if you're starting from scratch you want to make a midi item (Ctrl/cmd+click and drag on a track). I like to disable "loop item source" so I can adjust the length of the item later.

Endless rabbit hole if you want it to be!

I've been meaning to get back to it lately! Hopefully soon. Turning on the lights and turning off the fans during the summer just kinda sucks haha. But ill either tolerate it or come back in a few months!

... No haha. Whoops. I'll see if I've got time to get to that. What platform you interested in listening on?

Thanks for watching! I always appreciate when other people make really comprehensive videos like this that don't skip around for entertainment value, glad to see other people getting value from mine!

I wish I had the motivation to set up mics and do that for a video here! I love using amps and mics and stuff but it requires so much more production value to do in a video. Thanks for watching!

ah it's the music you make i nthe video lol

You made me realize I should mention that at the beginning of my videos (I pretty much always play the finished song over the intro but have never actually mentioned something like "we're going to make the song you're hearing now in the background" or something) haha. Thanks for watching!

Damn that's rad, thanks for the comment! Happy music making!

Can you give me a rough timestamp of the part of the video you're referencing where the click happens? If it's in the reasynth stuff you could try setting the "attack" to a larger/longer value

It's the keyboard going through a fuzz pedal!

@@f_c_r_ thats crazy nice, so its a Guitar preset into fuzz ?

@@MorbidManoeuvres yeah exactly! I've tried it with other keyboards too and this one isn't the best for it, just had the largest surface on top for fitting stuff in the video haha

It's amazing to get to the point where you can! Practice programming your samplers and study the instruments you don't know how to play. It all comes together! Cheers and thanks for watching

Yeah I did eeeeeverything. I'd be interested in the right context! I'm not a great technical artist so I wouldn't be a good choice for anything that needs to be super consistent in game assets but if you're looking for stuff like this, well, you've seen what my stuff looks like now haha. I'm a lot more technical with audio and music work when it comes to game dev.

@@f_c_r_ yea i am looking mainly just for audio assets but this sort of music generator is also interesting. rn our game is just pretty much in start stage of development but later on when everything starts to be clear we could talk more about this concept

@@joemacron definitely. You should be able to find my contact on my channel or website.

If you're recording with a controller, you have to set the input to the correct MIDI input (if you only have one device you can use the one that says "all channels"). If you're inputting notes from the computer hold ctrl (cmd on mac) and click and drag in the track to create a MIDI region. You can then double click on it to add notes in the piano roll view. Hope that helps!

Yeah that's the style I was trying to emulate! I always miss that specific part of old computer games when I play tabletop games so I'm always trying to think of ways to get things more interactive and fun without pulling people too far into the screens.

I love that this stuff feels like old rpg soundtracks. Also how rare some releases are makes it fun to explore like you said! Cheers

The thing you're looking for is called the "Transport" and there should be an action for something like "show/hide transport" in the actions list (shift+?) or possibly also in the window menu (not at the computer right now to double check but one of those should work)

Yeaaaaah whenever I hear ambient stuff I made in the past it has more stuff than I would have if I went back to do it again haha

Thanks for listening!

I can barely do it myself lol, good luck tho!

@@f_c_r_ thank u damn hard asf

Thanks for watching, good luck and happy music making!

Dang I missed the screenshot, it's at 668 now

@@f_c_r_ fr lol

Appreciate the feedback (and surprised I haven't had more people saying things like this, since I probably would have thought something similar when I was a teenager). Like it or not, there are step by step formulas to writing, recording, and releasing music. This is an example of that, not something I'm forcing on anyone. I personally learn best from watch and learn videos like this, but I just change all the components so I end up learning the skill (recording with software) without copying the product (the music someone else filmed themselves recording). My other viewers might disagree with me but I hope you have a great day and channel some of that hate into something creative.

It shows an example of how to approach the process of doing "dungeon synth",start to finish, and judging by lots of comments aiming at that topic,there is demand for this. Visual learners and the "help,i can't even try and fail without someone holding my hand" type of people can utilize it to take it from there and do their own The genre is going downhill since reddit found it anyway

Any digital keyboard will let you change octave, so you don't really need more than you use at one time. So, get 88 keys if you're a piano player and plan to play many parts at once, but you'll be fine (and likely better off) with fewer if you plan to play part by part one or two notes at a time. I personally have 73 keys, but got started and worked for years on a controller with 25 keys.

Trackers are great, totally different approach that I think is great and leads to it's own type of exciting results.

The project is set to 140bpm. I'm deciding tempo in this type of track based on the vibe of the blast beats; Some songs benefit from slower "scissor beat" style blasts and some want faster ones for really extreme drum roll type sounds. Most tempos should be fine plus or minus 3-5bpm to maintain the same vibe, so you can more closely match what you're going for with other instruments that might sound too slow or fast.

Cool, thanks for checking it out! Still working on improvements here and there and more regions, it's been very fun to build.

I assume you can. If you wanted to name your song something like "$region" you'd be in trouble, though I bet you could just name the project that and then render out as "$filename" hahaha

Hahahaha I've never seen that movie and just looked up what he looks like, so spot on 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hahahaha

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Hahaha I was literally thinking of him when I posted this

It's made in unity, my friend photographed the painting I did and I added a bunch of other 2d assets I made for it. I scripted all the functionality in c#

@@f_c_r_ Brilliant, so many skillsets coming together

@@Gruffgrobbe thanks! I love how it's turning out