Thanks for sharing you process again. So much knowledge. The track is really top focused. I think maybe I am just partial to bases but when listening all I can think upper needs cut lower needs sub/lowend raised. Is the concept just going with a lofty ungrounded feeling and that is the art of the sound or is it that some people just prefer lowend rather than a lot of energy in the uppers? Great sounds. I am guessing the vocal is a presentation feels like to much is there... man awsome sounds love those strings. There is also I think a 30 day trial or something for Musio someone dropped it in a question on the fl studio forum, so ended up installing the demo to try to provide info on how it was working ... good instruments in Musio, for the demo its worth checking out the instrument offers. For orchestral/cinematic its an interesting set those are some razer focused plugins for single instrument sounds. I was wondering if those guitars are relatively dry, and if a little reverb/delay on them is just going to mush the sound up, or if you do actually have a wet chain on them, is it a preference. Also its very heavy guitar fret sounds is that to add flair and immersion in the guitar just a sound preference. I have heard people trying to limit fret sounds but I am guessing this is an accoustic element for the overall presentation of the guitars. Is this an intentional thing or just where it is at? Is there a specific reason why you wouldn't one shot out his drums and program with the sampling of his drum hits? Is it just the edrums have a better quality than accoustic samples, just curious on if multiple kits/layers offer better sound. I like using multiple kits in my own hobby sounds but I have heard people say just go with one kick rather than layering it and using multiple kits. Also curious do you use DB or LUFS normalization and is there a reason to do one over the other? Loving this... thought... transients, then Bradley applies transient I feel like our thought processes are similar at times, funny. Nice I finally understand what is meant by inphase and out of phase, I have no idea why it matters but I now understand. Thanks again for all this great info.
Absolutely love these livestreams! Thanks man
Hey! Good to see you bro!
‘It’s perfect for just sounding like sh*t’ 😫🤣🤣🤣
Lmao... That's how it is sometimes!
Thanks for sharing you process again. So much knowledge. The track is really top focused. I think maybe I am just partial to bases but when listening all I can think upper needs cut lower needs sub/lowend raised. Is the concept just going with a lofty ungrounded feeling and that is the art of the sound or is it that some people just prefer lowend rather than a lot of energy in the uppers? Great sounds. I am guessing the vocal is a presentation feels like to much is there... man awsome sounds love those strings. There is also I think a 30 day trial or something for Musio someone dropped it in a question on the fl studio forum, so ended up installing the demo to try to provide info on how it was working ... good instruments in Musio, for the demo its worth checking out the instrument offers. For orchestral/cinematic its an interesting set those are some razer focused plugins for single instrument sounds. I was wondering if those guitars are relatively dry, and if a little reverb/delay on them is just going to mush the sound up, or if you do actually have a wet chain on them, is it a preference. Also its very heavy guitar fret sounds is that to add flair and immersion in the guitar just a sound preference. I have heard people trying to limit fret sounds but I am guessing this is an accoustic element for the overall presentation of the guitars. Is this an intentional thing or just where it is at? Is there a specific reason why you wouldn't one shot out his drums and program with the sampling of his drum hits? Is it just the edrums have a better quality than accoustic samples, just curious on if multiple kits/layers offer better sound. I like using multiple kits in my own hobby sounds but I have heard people say just go with one kick rather than layering it and using multiple kits. Also curious do you use DB or LUFS normalization and is there a reason to do one over the other? Loving this... thought... transients, then Bradley applies transient I feel like our thought processes are similar at times, funny. Nice I finally understand what is meant by inphase and out of phase, I have no idea why it matters but I now understand. Thanks again for all this great info.
This is nowhere near mixed... This is a production stream, I'm just sharing where the production is at.