>/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.
>a guy was nominated for a grammy and he produces on his iphone WHO?!
Liam Lee
Hey you know those guys who literally go into record stores, cop a bunch of random shit and sample it. Do they nee clearances? If so, do they ever get busted? I think 9th wonder does that shit
Henry Lewis
I knew it I fucking knew it. All you dubstep motherfuckers have your sample cut to start RIGHT at the drop so it's always guaranteed ear rape.
On the other hand, your basses, drum sounds, and rhythms are uninspired shit garbage.
Noah Ross
If you think that's earrape you're a pleb. I'll post some actual top-shelf, patrician earrape if you want to have your eyes/eardrums opened to a bigger, louder world.
do you have any pictures other than that one on your hard drive?
Dylan Wilson
I use this picture to give myself some sort of identity.
Julian Wilson
yeh I know I'm just pulling you leg
Nathaniel Evans
clyp.it/fwboeyll been throwing some easter jamz together. I've already made like three variations of this today idk if I should trash this one as well. Not sure if it works
Jacob Martin
People usually only get busted if the track gains a lot of popularity and the artist or label that was sampled is looking for some easy cash, but it's still technically "stealing".
Guy you responded to. I really like the sounds you chose here, it's creepy, childlike, and noisy at the same time. Inspiring shit.
Julian Lee
Name a piano vst that doesnt sound like absolute garbage
Leo Long
Have you guys got some rituals that gets you in the mood to produce some tunes?
I struggle with motivation a lot
Dylan Watson
The Grandeur.
Production wise or inspiration wise?
Chase Miller
What I do is go on a walk while listening to an album I haven't heard before. Always gets me inspired afterwards.
Or sometimes I'll do some photoshop that looks like track art and the emotions I evoke from that inspires me to make a song.
Alexander Miller
Production wise
That might be an idea, thanks
Luis Cruz
i like it, especially the bells.... only thing i would recommend is maybe less compression on the bass synth and more low end on the drums/lkick
Brandon Butler
Learn Renoise
Anthony Nguyen
If you're sampling things and they are either still recognisable when you've finishing messing with them or famous enough to get sued over you are doing it wrong.
Henry Mitchell
Doesn't matter what you use. The more you learn in one the better. I tell anyone who wants to produce, ableton's got a 1-2 month learning curve where you're going to just learn the little shit and hate it but then you'll start putting out 1 min long stuff and get the hang of layouts and what not. I love ableton though. Im pretty bias on the fact that I like that daw
Justin Carter
fuck off. I make what I like and I enjoy it. You probably produce some super indie techno that literally forces you to sniff your own shit while you listen to it.
Also its wip...there is no intro yet and its not finished. Maybe the only reason its ear rape is because you jack off to the whisperings of NPR all day and never have your volume set lower than max
Ethan Nguyen
clyp.it/tsawtsue Tried to make the most generic song I could and ended up during it into a dick joke. Does the joke work at all, or should I just throw this cringe out?
If anyone wants a good youtube channel about production, "Pyramind" is a great channel with well-produced videos that go in depth about all sorts of various areas of production.
Isaac Reed
listen once man
its a happy beat
Jeremiah Walker
it's not in the op this time, but jbenitex will post no matter what
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Levi Peterson
>tfw always produce the best late at night but I know if I stay up too late I'll be grumpy and will have diminished prodding abilities tomorrow
Sometimes I genuinely wish I didn't have to sleep
Jayden Reed
I have the bass like that because I want it to cut out the highs. It's an interesting effect that i don't hear often. But I'll try and tone it down to hear what it sounds like.