Do you have Auto input monitoring on? What type of mic is it, dynamic or condenser? Does the mic require phantom power? Could you screencap your I/O pages.
I got it to work,but thank you
What's the concensus on Auralex foam speaker desk stands (paging Falk)? Any cheaper/more viable alternatives?
What's the concensus on Auralex foam speaker desk stands (paging Falk)? Any cheaper/more viable alternatives?
edit: Should've asked, are foam pads actually worth investing in/do they actually work?
thanks for the suggestion Chris Metal
made some ambient-trap thingy inspired by the sun outside. pretty happy with it
https://soundcloud.com/maumaumusic/flower
New song:
https://soundcloud.com/florsh-558501827/crunch
I'm having this weird problem where it seems that every other time I export a song in FL Studio it "wraps" the ending around to the beginning. I'm having to export everything twice now, it's strange.
Spent some more hours on these projects, hoping to get to the ''finishline'' in the coming weeks.
https://soundcloud.com/nyx_1978/george-hefner-sweat
If I make it (and am at least 99% happy with the results), I might just try and get them released by sending them to labels. ;-)
edit: Yep, that's one done:
https://soundcloud.com/nyx_1978/george-hefner-you
I've been digging through all my Reason projects and found this one from 2009, which is ''finished''.
Thought I'd share it here as well, just for fun.
https://soundcloud.com/nyx_1978/george-hefner-sleepyhead
i remember passing by this thread a while back and thought, hey cool, people with common interests as me, if i ever need help with anything, i'll give this thread a try..... Well now's the time.
Made an album with a classical guitarist. Was a really cool experience, was hard at times to mix the two styles together.
Really proud of it, it's now on Spotify and Apple:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2GoBsllm9sdLHx7tI49vqj
iTunes: https://t.co/IWjscog8su
What's y'alls thought process when making a song? I still haven't managed to make one in these past 3 months. I never knew how thought intensive this is. You got to think about Melody, harmony, and the bass.
Try some extended meditation on your initial idea instead of starting without a plan and getting stuck. I don't start until I've already got the beginning, middle, and end in my head most of the time. In the cases where I don't have a plan, I just use some basic theory to get the writing done past the initial idea - scales>harmonies>chords>arps>melodies. Most of my brain power is spent on sound design rather than writing and arranging.What's y'alls thought process when making a song? I still haven't managed to make one in these past 3 months. I never knew how thought intensive this is. You got to think about Melody, harmony, and the bass.
Not bad, but personally i'm missing some variation. To me this feels more like 2 minute intro's being stretched over 5 minutes.
I usually don't try to think a lot, just start off with a beat and see where it goes.
Hardest part for me is 'what comes next' after you've got that 8 bar loop.
In the cases where I don't have a plan, I just use some basic theory to get the writing done past the initial idea - scales>harmonies>chords>arps>melodies. Most of my brain power is spent on sound design rather than writing and arranging.
Basic music theory you mean? Any pointers to good books or online stuff?
Basic music theory you mean? Any pointers to good books or online stuff?
I don't make it a point to memorize scales or modes or chords. Music theory is all about understanding the relationships between notes, and then using those relationships to create shortcuts in the writing process. It's not much different than converting 2+2+2+2 into 2x4. The things you do well by accident become easier to replicate once you understand why certain things work and certain things don't.
I think this has potential, and i really like the general sound & feel. Especially the beginning is catchy and powerful.... but then, like many if not most synthwave tracks, it gets stuck in an overly repetitive layer upon layer of similar synths, without breaks or diversity. I generally like the synthwave sound, but i generally dislike the way it is presented. This is a general remark, not specifically about your track. More like my personal opinion.
I don't disagree (although I feel that complaint could be applied to a lot of electronic music generally, not just synthwave).
Edit: New one- https://soundcloud.com/florsh-558501827/tacit-approval
A bit of a sound design challenge: I'm trying to recreate the lead synth from Bedrock's Heaven Scent. I've time stamped it here: https://youtu.be/-XuRqqjbatw?t=3m19s
I'm using Massive and haven't quite zeroed in on it yet. Was wondering if anyone would be up for giving it a try.
I usually start with the delay and work backwards. I think I got pretty close the other day using two square oscillators and a triangle oscillator, some feedback and a comb filter, played across two octaves.
Check it: https://www.hulkshare.com/43qohz5km4g0
What's y'alls thought process when making a song? I still haven't managed to make one in these past 3 months. I never knew how thought intensive this is. You got to think about Melody, harmony, and the bass.
Requires flash probably.
Sure. I'm on PC, i have flash installed. Any other player works.
I put it up on Soundcloud.
Thanks man. Yeah I just downloaded the trial, I'll be testing it out a lot.It's hard to argue against either Reaper or Logic. They both should work with all of your plugins, assuming none of them are AAX-only. Logic doesn't have a trial, so far as I know, so I'd recommend trying Reaper first as it has a quite generous one. Your audio interface should work with both.
Now for getting used to a new DAW. I was so used to/comfortable with PT :'(
Hey what DAW does everyone use?
Thanks man. Yeah I just downloaded the trial, I'll be testing it out a lot.
Now for getting used to a new DAW. I was so used to/comfortable with PT :'(
Ableton seems to be what most big producers use these days.
Hey everyone!
I'm having a problem with audio playback on my Focusrite 2i4, wonder if anyone here would be able to help.
I'm using ableton to record through Focusrite which I have a Tr8 hooked to it. Recording mono.
The problem is when I'm listening to the audio while i'm recording it. I think it's playing both, the instrument, and the play back. So I hear the sound sort of doubled. It records fine, it's that I wanna hear only the play back. I even have the 'mixer knob' turned all the way to playback. When I turn it to instrument, I can hear the instrument fine. I'm not sure what to do about this
What software are you tracking with? Also when you say you only want playback, I'm assuming that's because you have some FX being run?
Preemptive answer (that might be a complete red herring depending on what you're tracking with) - check if there are any input monitoring settings on the track on the software side that may be going parallel to your actual recorded track.