/prod/

>Production Resources:
>Pastebin - Links, books, videos, articles, tutorials and stuff
pastebin.com/pYGCLu6q

>/prod/ wiki - still looking for contributors
mu-sic-production.wikia.com
There's a severe lack of DAW descriptions in the wiki. If you're good with your tool of choice, consider writing a paragraph about it.

/prod/ IRC is up!
To join, you can go to rizon.net/chat
Choose a nick, put #/prod/ as channel. Enter!
Or you can get a lightweight desktop client here hexchat.github.io/downloads.html

Remember to use clyp.it to post your tracks/WIP: posting a clyp.it is just providing sound for a question, posting a Soundcloud link is making self-advertisement and the thread doesn't need that.

Remember to check other peoples' clyp.it links to keep the thread healthy.

Other urls found in this thread:

clyp.it/gwvxd4ke
youtu.be/47QwKId3AVU?t=40
clyp.it/yhkxs54f
soundcloud.com/official-rezz
soundcloud.com/cadence-hira
clyp.it/455tgwl4
youtube.com/watch?v=epsUfFZ5i6Y
vocaroo.com/i/s0MKZx70MgzX
clyp.it/r51cvxd2
clyp.it/pqvbj2qc
clyp.it/qztzb035
clyp.it/ckoq3wiw
clyp.it/kf0u4v3y
clyp.it/znsqdek2
clyp.it/njuiduml
clyp.it/wdyzfn4g
twitter.com/NSFWRedditGif

clyp.it/gwvxd4ke

sounds like an intro

stop using pictures that have nothing to do with /prod/

>tfw you find out you can re-use tracks from your others Ableton projects when you add your project folder to the browser

I'm so sorry /prod/. This feature changes everything. I was the one who promoted the use of the word "unableton" but now I finally realize how good this program is. Please forgive me for everything I've done in these threads.

youtu.be/47QwKId3AVU?t=40 is there a name for the synth(?) that's played at 0:40. I'm very new to this stuff and have no idea.

it is an intro

I suspected as much of all you anti-ableton kids

clyp.it/yhkxs54f

i cant find/make any drum loops to match up with this piano sample i have and its frustrating! the problem is the piano sample loop goes for like 3 and 2/3 measures and nothing syncs up to it because its either in 2, 4, or 8 measure loops