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guitar will be fine- guitarist is dead tho
okay, posted this on the old thread but didnt get anything due to tall the autism going on there
>170bpm something
danke
sounds like its at 85beats
it's half-time
what difference it makes, idk
What do you guys think of the song I just finished up?
I'm sure ppl itt must be sick of this question, but it's a technique that still eludes me...
How the fuck do you make that FlyLo / Brainfeeder / LA beat-style synth sound?
e.g.
youtube.com
or
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>3:23
Like, it's a supersaw with multiple voices, right?
Or a saw and a triangle?
And then what - a pitch envelope slowly detuning it up or down?
And it must be a 9th Chord of some variation
But every time I try to recreate it in any synth it always sounds flat/empty
What am I not seeing here?
I recently realised that despite liquid drum and bass being one of my favourite genres I never really make a lot of liquid dnb tracks!
So today I tried making one
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Tell me what you think anons.
I found this on the official ableton forum
>I have run the test. Their is an music industry secret. I have Proof!
>Listen to the ableton track on Youtube. (the track that they use to advertise ableton)
>compared to the track first track you have, the first time you logged into the ableton program.
>(for those who dosnt have this track, try reinstalling ableton) Listen to the youtube one(wich is mastered by pros) it must be same volume and now listen to the Ableton one the first time you open Ableton Program after install. Notice anything?
>Well i do !the youtube track is more thumpy, and compressed, it reaches another level of overall volume .
>while the one that opens in ableton the first time after install sounds good , but not even close .
>So fuck what you guys heard. Their is a music industry secret they dont want ous to know about..
>All that money wasted on tutorials, all that time reading how to mix and bla bla bla, everything is misleading , you already know how to mix, you just need to know the right poeple in the industry or get the secret from them. and this is the truth
I read it three times and still can't get his fucking point, but I'm afraid I'm wasting my time
>the youtube track is more thumpy, and compressed, it reaches another level of overall volume .
I don't know what the fuck they're moaning about - they've already worked out what has been done to the Ableton demo song after the mixdown stage. No secret there.