the first 2 things i thought of that would sound amazing on the wall would be a Hamond b3 and a decent sized pipe organ. i would love to be able to here this thing and the full scale one when its done in person. new bucket list item.
This is what I do in my basement! On a smaller scale, with less tracks (made a couple videos). Can't imagine the flexibility to mix the sound. So much fun!
@@scottyshobbys The tracks all come from a band I know who provided them. How are the results from RipX? I haven’t tried any of this type of software in a while but for live music I found they didn’t cut it. I’d love to find a good one though.
@@ac4068 It's OK, soundboards come out better. But it only separates 4 stems - drums, bass, guitar/other, and vocals. So simpler 3 or 4 piece bands with minimal overdubs sound great. I do it more for the fun of essentially remixing some of my favorite tunes.
the first 2 things i thought of that would sound amazing on the wall would be a Hamond b3 and a decent sized pipe organ. i would love to be able to here this thing and the full scale one when its done in person. new bucket list item.
This is what I do in my basement! On a smaller scale, with less tracks (made a couple videos). Can't imagine the flexibility to mix the sound. So much fun!
Unlimited possibilities. I can run up to 40 ch in and the rout them into 11 channels like the original.
@@ac4068 So cool! I use Reaper also and output from a Focusrite interface. I use RipX to extract stems, where did you get the original tracks?
@@scottyshobbys The tracks all come from a band I know who provided them. How are the results from RipX? I haven’t tried any of this type of software in a while but for live music I found they didn’t cut it. I’d love to find a good one though.
@@ac4068 It's OK, soundboards come out better. But it only separates 4 stems - drums, bass, guitar/other, and vocals. So simpler 3 or 4 piece bands with minimal overdubs sound great. I do it more for the fun of essentially remixing some of my favorite tunes.