@@tinykarpo80s honestly I don’t know that well, but I’m pretty sure molchat doma used linndrum in some of their songs. Another machine you could use is the TR-707. I don’t know that much about drum machines sorry.
@@tinykarpo80s the Roland tr-505 and tr-606 are both pretty affordable options. The Alesis SR-16 is a bit less vintage but has a pretty good sound. The Yamaha rx17 is good too.
Yeah absolutely! For this genre real instruments is definitely not a must, most melodies are simple and you chords are not really necessary. I’d recommend using GarageBands midi guitars, and tweaking the settings a bit. Add some chorus, reverb and eq to make it sound better and more “realistic”. When it comes to melodies and music theory, keep everything pretty simple, you pretty much only need a few different notes repeating for a melody. Layering different melodies is what makes the sound of this genre. When using midi, adjust the velocity on the notes and move them slightly off the grid to make it sound more “human”. The same thing goes for bass. The sound of a real bass and midi bass is not that different so I’m sure you can make it sound good. If you want, another thing you can do is merge a track and convert it to audio, and then put it through a GarageBand amp, allowing you to add more effects and tweak the sound even more. I hope this helped!
this was really good
omg he posted
Hello I love your content it helps me with producing so much but could you make another synth wave tutorial on GarageBand with and iPad please?
Well i already have two if you count the chillwave one, but I guess I can make another one day. Thanks for the support!
Хорошее видео!
Очень круто, но я бы немного убавил звук у барабанов, и убрал у них высоких частот.
where can you find the linndrum?
It’s in the “Vintage Drum Machine” pack you can download in the GarageBand library
hey , nice tune for soviet post punk sound! Can you tell me a hardwear drum machine that you can make similar sound???
I’m sorry, what do you mean? I used the “Linndrum” kit from the vintage drum machines pack, if that is what you are asking for.
i mean if u know some good drum machines no drum computers to make beats / drums like the style of molchat doma soviet post punk@@wlblaxy
@@tinykarpo80s honestly I don’t know that well, but I’m pretty sure molchat doma used linndrum in some of their songs. Another machine you could use is the TR-707. I don’t know that much about drum machines sorry.
@@tinykarpo80s the Roland tr-505 and tr-606 are both pretty affordable options. The Alesis SR-16 is a bit less vintage but has a pretty good sound. The Yamaha rx17 is good too.
Any advice on how to do this if you don't own any actual instruments? Basically just using midi?
Yeah absolutely! For this genre real instruments is definitely not a must, most melodies are simple and you chords are not really necessary. I’d recommend using GarageBands midi guitars, and tweaking the settings a bit. Add some chorus, reverb and eq to make it sound better and more “realistic”. When it comes to melodies and music theory, keep everything pretty simple, you pretty much only need a few different notes repeating for a melody. Layering different melodies is what makes the sound of this genre. When using midi, adjust the velocity on the notes and move them slightly off the grid to make it sound more “human”. The same thing goes for bass. The sound of a real bass and midi bass is not that different so I’m sure you can make it sound good. If you want, another thing you can do is merge a track and convert it to audio, and then put it through a GarageBand amp, allowing you to add more effects and tweak the sound even more. I hope this helped!
@@wlblaxyAwesome, thank you so much bro!!