More of this stuff @projektor! This is very valuable content for us that already know the more basic stuff and want more insight in more experienced producers :)
That "sweet" chord really makes this track for me. Generally would love to see a resurgence in this sort of sound scattered throughout a whole track. Protonica vibes but fullon
Thanks @projektor for hosting this, these kind of stuff is really helpful for producers. Thanks heaps to the guest for actually sharing his project. He is very excited to share his work and not hiding anything, which is great!
What the? Are 38 tracks really considered few, and 50-150 tracks considered normal for psytrance? 😅 I guess it's beceause resampling and consolidating isn't that often used in that genre? While it's not a genre I produce myself (But I do like a lot of the sounds), I still tend to be focused on sfx, textures, layers and variations in my productions. Mainly experimental, but also a bit of techno and house (could maybe venture into tech trance and progressive house. Would be quite natural for me to do actually). It's not uncommon for me to end up with fewer than 16, or even fewer than 8 tracks in the end of a project. I do have adhd afterall, so I do need to reduce mig track count by adding them together, to avoid overstimulation and lack of motivation 😅
38 would indeed be counted as very few, not because we don't do freezing or consolidating, but because it takes many many sounds to make psytrance... generally speaking tracks are 8 minutes long & every 16 bars at least you want something to change to maintain interest, so you would need a lot of sounds to do so...
@@Projektor_music That sounds like what I do. I need my variations, so that I don't get bored 😁 But I probably consolidate (by resampling) more layers or similar sounds into one track, than you guys do. But who knows 😊 Plus I like to commit to sounds, so that I don't get tempted to fine adjust things. It also clears my focus, so that I don't get too overhelmed and loose perspective 😅 Oh yeah, and most importantly, I currently use Live Intro, so only 16 tracks for me anyways 😆 I did use Suite (legally yes) in the past, but I just didn't use most of the devices and content. Actually the subconsious awareness of having all these possibilities at hand, just made my head tired. Also felt like wase of money. I might upgrade to Standard 12 at some point though, if I feel that it'd be nessecary 😁 But yeah, people should just do things in the way that makes most sense to them. To avoid burnout as well. Guidelines are fine, but personally I don't like to follow rules when being creative (most with adhd don't like rules in general). That'd just limit my output and very quickly burn me out instead 😅
More of this stuff @projektor! This is very valuable content for us that already know the more basic stuff and want more insight in more experienced producers :)
Thanks for the ride it was a nice one to make the unboxing video , cheeerz :)
Epic, shows you really don't need a million layers to create great music
true, He really nails the details in each sound so he needs fewer of them!
This is some great content. Thanks to the both of you.
fucking nice!
your channel it's really really usefull. Thank you!
Thanks!
Thanks Projektor and Lunatica, very nice master class :)
Our pleasure!
joo nice one
That "sweet" chord really makes this track for me. Generally would love to see a resurgence in this sort of sound scattered throughout a whole track. Protonica vibes but fullon
Exceedingly useful content!
Glad you think so!
Nice! Checking it out now 😯❤️☮️🍄
Thanks @projektor for hosting this, these kind of stuff is really helpful for producers. Thanks heaps to the guest for actually sharing his project. He is very excited to share his work and not hiding anything, which is great!
very interresting content!!!
lunatica = hero!!!!
Chingon! Like the video! thanks to both.
Lunatica the beast!
Niceeeee❤❤❤❤
Thank you 😊
What the? Are 38 tracks really considered few, and 50-150 tracks considered normal for psytrance? 😅
I guess it's beceause resampling and consolidating isn't that often used in that genre?
While it's not a genre I produce myself (But I do like a lot of the sounds), I still tend to be focused on sfx, textures, layers and variations in my productions. Mainly experimental, but also a bit of techno and house (could maybe venture into tech trance and progressive house. Would be quite natural for me to do actually).
It's not uncommon for me to end up with fewer than 16, or even fewer than 8 tracks in the end of a project.
I do have adhd afterall, so I do need to reduce mig track count by adding them together, to avoid overstimulation and lack of motivation 😅
38 would indeed be counted as very few, not because we don't do freezing or consolidating, but because it takes many many sounds to make psytrance... generally speaking tracks are 8 minutes long & every 16 bars at least you want something to change to maintain interest, so you would need a lot of sounds to do so...
@@Projektor_music That sounds like what I do. I need my variations, so that I don't get bored 😁
But I probably consolidate (by resampling) more layers or similar sounds into one track, than you guys do. But who knows 😊
Plus I like to commit to sounds, so that I don't get tempted to fine adjust things. It also clears my focus, so that I don't get too overhelmed and loose perspective 😅
Oh yeah, and most importantly, I currently use Live Intro, so only 16 tracks for me anyways 😆
I did use Suite (legally yes) in the past, but I just didn't use most of the devices and content. Actually the subconsious awareness of having all these possibilities at hand, just made my head tired. Also felt like wase of money.
I might upgrade to Standard 12 at some point though, if I feel that it'd be nessecary 😁
But yeah, people should just do things in the way that makes most sense to them. To avoid burnout as well.
Guidelines are fine, but personally I don't like to follow rules when being creative (most with adhd don't like rules in general). That'd just limit my output and very quickly burn me out instead 😅