#Music Making
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sweet
music mukbang
i love the colour
anyone else make music here
I’d like to get into again .. don’t have the money for the gear right now and other financial priorities..
Yas the channel i've been wating for 
Dang you said it wasn't a Suhr but really looks like lol
Yea, top tier quality
Still yours looks amazing
Must sound good also
Fire
Hey Leroy, do you have an audio interface?
Well priced i suppose
Your guitar
??
Send me some jazzy influenced loops
Whenever you want
Let's collab

Could be fun
Yeah progressions
With little flurishes and stuff
But no pressure, only if you had smth that you like recorded
I use guitars loops from splice but are just a bit limited some times
Some are really cool
But others lacks of a "B part" let's say
That makes the beat kinda loopy
Which still is one of the things i'm lacking
Doing B parts
Yes! i've never properly done it
Like i have irl bands, but in this way is different
For sure
I have my bass also
Maybe putting a drum break down, chop it up a bit
Some keys
And boom! a nice lo fi jazzy beat to study to
Made by us 🦾
NOOOOOOO I COULDVE SWORN THAT IT WAS JINSOUL I JUST FELL TO MY KNEES
Woah! this is fire Dear
Thanks for share
I think i'll have to follow them
I don't have tiktok tho
I'll left this messege here: if someone needs some help with Ableton just shout out me
Loveticon really reminds me of the ol' good eras of Weeekly. So I had to. :)
Thankyou 
Never heard of Suhr guitars before
I have a yamaha sbg 1200
Satellite sample niice
im down
i used to be an ableton user ☹️
i started with fl studio then ableton then back to fl studio
Niceee
I'm kinda busy now, as soon i'm free let's hang here a bit
hell yeah!
i'm open to making pretty much anything, i like experimenting :]
oh yeah mixing in ableton is definitely so much better than mixing in fl studio
Hmmm for me is the other way round lol
The mixing view in fl is more like a mixing board
But processing stuff in Ableton is much easier, just drag and drop
yes that's true
but i'm only limited to 10 inserts so i gotta be mindful whenever i'm mixing haha
whenever i'm mixing vocals i almost use all 10 of the inserts
the search feature too! i wish fl studio had that so bad
what kind of music to you make by the way ?
Yes so intuitive
Ah i like to make RnBish, jazzy beats
With trap, or boom bap drums
That kinda vibe
that's pretty close to what i make
yeah! i also have some drum kits that i've made in the past year or so if you're interested i can send them to you ^^
Made it on a time off in my office, is not made on my full setup
love that bass tone
sounds pretty good considering you made it in your off time in ur office haha
Thank youuu
And with cheap ear buds
I had a pair of Audio Technica
Cant remember the model
But broke
I have lots of random beats on my phone
If you wanna share feel free
This shit was crazy i hope is properly saved lmao cant remember now
hmm i cant upload files
No probs
We can find a way later
Have to sleep now
Really nice to meet you, lets see what we can come up with
It would dope if more people gets involved here also
Brockhampton is dying, the internet needs a new boyband lol
idk how to upload files here
hmm
i'll probably send my stuff to you individually haha
it doesn't allow me for some reason
i cannot drag any files or upload :[
i think it might be cause i dont have orbit role ?
Hmmm
ima ask a mod
anyone here use bandlab?
eye do not
does anyone have good keyboards they recommend for recording
i was looking at this one .. Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol A61 Controller Keyboard
i started following this guy recently
and he has some cool videos i thought ..
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also came across this looks good
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but i ain't music yet but i got all this stuff saved up in my head
Midi keyboards? Akai Mpk Mini is the most affordable and popular on that range
Then you can find for kinda the same price range keyboards with more keys, but no drum pads or knobs
Depends on your need at the end of the day
ty
if you guys don't know, universal audio is having a sale on their spark subscription plan
$1 for 3 months
i use the hell out of these plugins i highly suggest
pretty much yeah
unless you wanna keep paying for the subscription
it's $20/month
for mostly guitar-driven work, is ableton better than fl studio or nahh? not sure on what to focus learninggg 
ableton for sure
that's where the "live" part of ableton live comes in
i've had lots of time making music with both daws i personally gravitate more towards fl studio bc the step sequencer
you can still track guitar in fl studio but the warp feature in ableton will make it a million times easier to quantize
ooooo thanks!! dont know about the warp feature in ableton yet but i agree that making it easier to quantize is 
and for electronic-based music, is fl studio better for sampling, sequencing, and making beats and stuff like that?
i'd say yeah
if you're not really gonna do any live recordings (like me) fl studio is great
like i said about how you can still record guitar in fl studio, you can still make electronic based music in ableton it just won't be as efficient (to me at least) as fl studio with their step sequencer
i honestly just recommend trying out both and seeing which one you like better
i should also add!!! if you have a lot of samples downloaded, the search feature and category feature in ableton really helps to organize those sounds
here's a tip:
spend some time going through the sounds that you have through that search feature and just highlight which sounds you really like
i organized my categories by fx, 808, kicks, claps, hats, so on, and whenever i find a sound that i like, i highlight it and put it into the category in which it belongs to
that midi looks fun !
you got it ?
Def Ableton, on top of the warp mode, Live 11 has comping, which means you can records various takes and will pop up on take lanes
Then you can pick the best parts to taste
I have but not that one
I have an Arturia Keylab
But i'm not good at keys at all
oh cool !
it's okay i'm not that good either
🤝
The struggle is real
What do you use for chords and stuff then? Lately i've been using smth called Ripchord
Spells midi chords that come in preset packs, then you can edit them if you want
Oh and is absolutely free, and it comes with some presets already
Ofc i use loops/samples also, trying to making it up my own
i've actually used ripchord before
i think in the early days of when i used to use ableton
but i just rip progressions from songs that i like
transpose it and change things up a little just so i don't feel like i've completely stolen it lolol
but i do also use samples pretty often, i'd say it's a 50/50 of me either using a loop or making the melodies myself
Ahhh i never tried to really do this properly, i tried with a couple a songs here and there, even trying to replicate whole beats the most i can... but most of the time ends in frustration
Actually, and seeing your profile pic, last song i tried to figure out chords was Impurities 
Such a nice, lush, buttery (? rnb progression
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Also i'm thinking to make kinda of a post and ask if can be pinned here
With free resources, samples, plugins that i kinda gave the Jotita's seal of approval
yeah rnb neo soul progression
love that song
trueee i feel you on that
but honestly that’s just apart of the process
every producer has made at the very least one bad beat in their life
we really only see the best u know like we don’t see everything
Yea also no every sitting at the computer has to be to make a full fledge beat, could be for learning your DAW, sound desing, etc
But ngl some times feels like is wasted time... just me vs my mind you know
right
but hey it happens to everyone
i've always thought that everything that i make has to be perfect but that's not the case at all
sometimes you just gotta make a couple of bad beats or get frustrated to make that one good beat
i've probably made more bad beats than i have made good ones so if you feel that whatever it is you're working on isn't what you wanted it to be, don't worry because i've been there MANY many times
like i said, it's just all a part of the process :]
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Is the way it is i know that, like i don't even have problems with bad beats, is just the motivation sometimes and my mind playing tricks on me... but we here griding bit by bit
yup yup!! ill try both out first definitely, tysm for pointing out the differences in both!
i think down the line i would really find the search and category feature in ableton handy bc i do see myself having a LOT of sampleees 
ooooo noted on this as well, i do record a lot of takesss
and i thought jungle drums were soley sampled together ..
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ahhhh yeahhhhhh .. thanks jotita ..
dayum , that's some sweet drummin
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@atomic tangle i did this little thing because i'm very sad over the chuu situation
before anyone says anything yes i know the mix is bad, that was intentional
Fire as usual... but

this is fireeeee
listened again on my headphones i must say this mix is quite chefs kiss, i would say vocals could be turnt up a bit more but nonetheless sounds great 
aaah thanks my g, i put the vocal in there to be a bit interesting lol, the beat is pretty simple
Also i have to pan some things to improve the mix and space of it
Maybe then i can add some more percs to keep it interesting
hell yeah! i think it sits great as is, definitely will sound better once you do add a few percs and whatever else you feel like you need to add
damn thing is fire
dont click its cursed, getting bored when producing is dangerous
it's a meme thing, it's just the same thing for 4 minutes straight
he's a bit creepy
Omg frusciante pfp
Yup i know
Just having fun
Kinda drunk cus Argentina won lol
Hanging a bit here
Yas playing vs Australia now
Easy match but is football
We will see
Ye WaterCloset is cool

2 done, cant's decide to finish a tune, yee that might be a rip off of a certain solo
Two mixes nice
Thats lookin for the right audio
I've never remixed or used a Loona acapella
Must try it out
Eclpise nice nealy Eclipse
some issus with the word
Lmao i thought you do cus the Loona related titles
Yeah this is kinda misleading I don’t know how to name my project
But maybe I’ll try makin tunes with dance on my own or not friends acapella
Just makin any beat and slapin an acapella on it is so fun
Kinda completes the beat if you feel is empty
this is what i've been doing for the past few months
it's a blast
Yea im strugglin still
But thats the best mindset to have
As soon i have i mic to talk we should have a beat makin session in here
hell yeah i'm down
i meant to send this last night but my wifi went out but anyway i ripped the end of valentine girl and made it into my temporary tag and did a tape stop thing thought it was pretty cool
Kinda interested too, but how you gonna manage that?
Idk yet lol, cus i have my audio interface but just for headphones
Maybe doing a 2nd account and talkin on my phone
Janky setup, I like it
I can mostly do metal but funk isn't off the limits either, been also trying to do some pop stuff
Like a proper one
Funk metal i like
Living color vibes
Or early RHCP
Guitar I've been playing for 16 years
Sameee i play bass since 15
Into beat making from 2020, ofc
Best time to learn smth
Aye, been exploring some synths for the past two years when I feel like it, more in depth to drums just lately
Nice nice
Is all learning
When you have the basic of synthesis you feel god
You can tweak presets easily
Aye, it first started with "hurr durr guitars good", but later I realized that the song is always king
For synths I've been using the arturia stuff, they are really since they have a lot of presets and I was completely lost with modern pop sounds and how to make them, so kinda helps to get into it and learn to tweak later
Yup arturia the best
I only have analog lab, but i bought some of their preset packs
Originally I bought the synths for 80's disco cover stuff I've been making for my own fun
Which have some gold in there
You can get pretty far with analog lab alone, I got all the synths and bought the effects too this black friday since they were cheap, tho I've learned to actually use like 3 of the 33 synths
purity too is pretty good
i mainly use purity for plugg beats but i've found uses for it in other genres
for example the bell in this little thing
yeah it is pretty specific that's why i was kinda hesitant to buy it but i'm glad i did
Yo paulo your beats reminded my of sickboirari/Black Kray
Are you familiar with him?
nahh i've never heard
bet bet
The only thing about some analog lab presets is effects, you cant switch it offf
Your beats sounds soulful tho
But drum wise
i take a lot of inspo from slayworld/underground artists (summrs, autumn, ken carson, kankan, etc etc)
Will check
Also each synth has its own workflow, is a matter of choosing your favs and knowing its feats in and out
arturia plugins are pretty op too
lately been using the juno jupiter and cz synths a lot
You cant go wrong with it
Juno a classic
CZ kinda an underated one
There is Digits, a free alternative one
yeah i like the cz pads a lotttt
Juno, jupiter, dx7, both prophets, matrix, and the moogs are my go to stuff
yessssss
dx7 keys are just unmatched
I think prophet is my fav
Best one to navigate
Stuff like dx7 is super messy
But arturia makes it more easy
The korg ms-20 sounds great too, but my brains haven't figured out how it works yet
Indeed
I find pigments great for learning too since it doesn't try to be an ancient synth with wacky interface
Aye, it is pretty simple, the modern interface of pigments just helped me figure stuff out faster than I could have from the older synth models
truee yeah
I should also buy a keyboard because midi with a mouse isn't really fun and it's slow
that's so true
i cannot live without a midi keyboard
i just cannot be drawing in notes like that
Arturia has some compelling options, either for 200 or 400-ish €
i see
i was gonna get an arturia midi keyboard but i found out i could use my 88 key yamaha keyboard as a midi so i was like cool i don't have to spend like $400 on a midi lol
Yeah, I'm compelled to go for the more expensive one if it feels better, and I don't think I'm gonna keep buying keyboards the same rate as guitars so might as well get one that is bit better
Noice
Putting your parts in makes a difference
Also you can edit afterwards
I use midi packs and stuff also
No shame with it
yeah i do use midis from time to time if i can't really come up with a progression
nothing wrong with it
For sure
Each one puts its taste on it
Just transposing
And pickin the synths or keys you like
Exactly, it also has some pads for drums which would be amazing, since mapping drums is even more painful when I already know what I wanna play but it takes ages to write the midi with a mouse
not gonna lie i just be stealing progressions
Yea you told me that
Nice way to learn
Ripchords is saving my ass on that front
Also sampling
i kinda miss being able to sample chop so easily in ableton
Noice
fl studio is treating me well at the moment so 
What you lads using anyway? I'm on reaper myself
oooh
one of my old friends uses reaper
but he's more of a mixing engineer than a producer
Aye, the midi editing is really ain't the strongest point for reaper imo, fl studio was a breeze with midi when I tried it ages ago
yeah imo fl studio is the best with midi
like as much as i loved ableton when i used it for my 90 days fl studio and the midi editing was just unmatched
FL is most popular for a good reason
But a little thing is realized is that the grid is more free on ableton
On fl you can, but is not as loose that ableton
You know for those Dilla vibes
I couldn't figure out how to edit the grid in FL back when I tried it
Yo i just realized
It would be so fire if ZSunder be in here
The best Orbit producer
And I need it since most of my own stuff ain't going 4/4, you can easily tempo map in reaper
https://youtu.be/5sxcPmZqfNs cmon they kinda nail it
I have no idea if this was difficult to make or not because sound design was super tough but this is also the fastest I've ever finished an instrumental remake??
My thoughts on PTT, I absolutely love the verses and pre-chorus, not too sold on the chorus but it might grow on me after a few listens. The music video tho is on a totally different l...
Reaper is also the most customizable by far
Fuck that down chromatic bass before the chorus is amazing
My fav part
Also the members melodies are the icing on the cake
trueee but in fl theres rhe “shift” knob and that’s been my best friend whenever i make rlly swung stuff lolol
Yup you can get swingy with it
i wanna collab w them so bad
they’re awesome
I realized (i guess is a fact cus i saw some shots in shots) that Slom one of my fav K producers uses FL
And he can get super swang
Maybe cus he uses drum loops also, really varied
yeah true
Like recorded real breaks
if any of you have heard of monte booker he also makes some pretty swung stuff in fl studio
i guess it rlly just depends on what works best for you
i take HUGE inspo from him lolol
When i make trap lets say, i keep it straight but with moving notes just a bit
Not like monte lol
He goes wild
or well we had a small interaction in kenny beats server i think but thats it
regardless tho phenomenal producer love his music
Yeaaa
Im on Kennys sv also
You know where the sauce is at

Im diggins this producer called Kaellin Ellis rn
His twitch streams are a blast
i have a few of kaellin’s drum kits they pretty good
Like he began to compose a fake videogame ost with chat's opinions
Are goated
I have some of his plugins also
i used to be super active in kenny’s server but things got pretty problematic so i left
along w a few others
That kinda of talent need my finacial support lol
Yeea i was on another sv
With ppl that felt offended for some comments of Kenny
But i missed some of the drama
So i just hang out there for a bit cus i lost my sub thing lol
But ppl there liked me and added me to their sv
yeah back in like late 2020 kenny beats discord was actually rlly chill and it was nice to be in there but the more people that came in the more problems came up
not sure if he’s still a mod in kbd but you might’ve seen shane (@shvne) around in there
he too is a another big inspo of mine
Yea i have seen shvne
When you shared a beat with their name
I was like... this shvne?
Lol
yes shvne shane
i know right?
How communites crossover
its so cool seeing fellow orbit producers
Fr fr
for the longest time i’ve been wanting to find kpop stan producers
now that dream has came true haha
Aww

I take more inspiration from Krnb and hip hop than kpop tbh
Like i dig the songs.. but i don't think is my style
Those type of electonic music like future bass and stuff
That kpop really takes from sometimes
i see i see
i get my inspo from quite a few people and genres
now that i think about it it’s actually more than quite a few it’s actually a lot haha
With exceptions ofc, Kingdom Come by Red Velvet is a track that i would reference
Those more rnb stuff from kpop are kinda of a reference
yeahhh exactly
Fr at the end of the day you process the whole lotta music you listen
i love more rnb styles in kpop
yuppp
just taking all of the little things that stand out to you from all of the things you listen to and combining it into a unique sound
This is the way, I would have never in a million years guessed I would be pulling inspiration for metal from kpop if you told me just over a year ago, but here I am
Like check this out i made this long ago, when i found out about Loona i went deeper into krnb
And i discovered this artist called Penomeco
Who had an acapella online
And i didn't heard about him at the time of the beat i made really
So when i really listened to him i realized that i was kinda hitting the mark with the style lol
Just that my production is more amateur 
The last bit is a mess lmao
this is rlly vibey
it can def use a few risers and some transition effects but other than that it just needs some effects and it'll sound even better
Yas is an old one
You have plugins for transition effects?
Wherever i put an acapella on a beat i feel that really works out
is that just a question thrown out there? lol
if so then no i just get samples from r/drumkits
Actually curious
The mecca of producers lol
I've just learned to automate my synths or dive with guitars
For transitions use risers and crash cymbals
or well actually it depends on what i'm making but usually i use samples but if i find a use for a synth or whatever the case is i'll use it
THE one stop shop for all producers
This is a good one also
To give cohesion to the track
Like same synth but closed filter and stuff
yup
there's this one preset in jun 6 that i use as like a transition effect
i forgot the name of the preset i think it's called wildcats?
Automation is such a boring task to me
yeah wildcats is the preset
But really makes a difference
yeah i can see that
the only time i like automation is if it's creatively
like for example the reverb on the master trick i told you about
i have quite a bit of sauce tbh i can spill some if you guys want
For sure, the flow of knowledge must never stop
After all we here to share what we have
Indeed, no point keeping your secrets to the grave
true!
i guess the best way for me to spill everything is to just break down my whole process and what sounds and plugins i use
yeah for sure
I have to solve my mic thingy
Aye
it'll be a lot better for me to explain over vc cause i can actually stream and show you guys what i'm talking about haha
you guys can too as well
let's all share our processes 🤝
Yup yup
Last time I tried sharing the whole desktop audio didn't work, I've only figured out how to share the reaper main window with sound, which means you can't see any plugins or other floating windows
are you on macos or windows?
ahh okay
yeah i think obs would work
i'm on mac so for me to stream to discord i have to use loopback
Yea we have to figure out each audio setting lmao
This music ethusiasts and their issues smh
i'm from the west coast so pacific standard time
Finland so I'm 10 hours in the future, UTC+2 I think
But my sleeping pattern makes more sense if you think texas time
Sheesh i down here in south america
Let me see my timezone
GMT - 3
Idk what it means lmao
UTC - 3 it seems is the same
I have no idea either, that's why I told the country so you can just google it and it tells how much is it compared to your location
Yea check it out pls
Hmmm not really lmao
Going to sleep rn
Lets hang here later, trying to coordinate some time for all to be up
See ya, really glad to share with y'all
Good night!
have a goodnight my friend :]
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The graphics remind me of victory's kraken pedals
Started working on this demo a year ago and it never really got to a point where I was satisfied with it, so I gave it another shot and redid most of the track.
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i have been listening to this all day i cannot get enough of it 


It's so prettyy
petition to get zsunder in the discord
I guess they are here
At least that's what it was said in the general chat
Maybe they are lurkers here 🕵️
wip
Maybe i'll share what i did today
Nothing new, just working bit by bit on old beats
if you search the acc you can find it here, same name as yt account just zsunder
Yea but we won't tag em jus because
yeah
Respect the goat

Still it would be nice that they notice this channel
ahh okay got it
maybe they did and lurking
So we can share sauce
pls do!!
Oki

might share any songs i make later
so far i'm only featuring on others' songs though
i'm not really good at that, more of a rapper 
Bruh
yes those r my go to sounds
i rap on beats other people have made
We def have to do a collective
zay chant and cowbell 🔥🔥🔥
but so far i only featured on other people's songs
Dear, paulo, sona, me
||including those sounds in my next drum kit||
i would love to

Ahhh i wanna hang in vc
But i cant cus no mic
pretty flexible w anything tbh i can do a bit of mixing and mastering and ofc producing
I like to sing also ngl
Mix and master i fell like i kinda can, but i dont have speakers to refer with
Just my ear buds lol
YMWtv also
Doing remixes of our own beats with Loona acapellas
i am doing that right now

i know right
i never thought i'd be here
yet here i am
talking to you guys
lolol
Yup yup
I'm glad for that fr
Before 2020 i kinda had prejuice toward kpop ngl
But i met such nice ppl
Beyond what i might like or not
yeah i can say the same
not gonna lie i was a little scared to go in here at first but i have found out that the people in here are pretty nice
love the progression
Bro i dont even know where it came from lol
Must be a random midi im sure of that
I took your filtering ideas for the outro, slaped some rc 20 on the first preset it sounded good
hell yeah!
love to see that
oh also i forgot to tell you this but if and when you're doing a master reverb automation you can also add other effects like choruses or flangers just to add some extra spice
Yeaa thats exactly why i used rc 20
The preset already comes with a bunch of stuff
this is an example of what i'm talkin about
Bit crush wobble and shit lol
i'm thinking about getting rc20 tbh
Love how underwater it gets
Nice acapella also
I have it cracked 
reverb on the master + chorus or flanger is just chefs kiss
Tomorrow i will arrange another beat with the same mindset as today
It really was a loop before, that didnt went somewhere
I have a bunch of those

it's okay i'm the same way LOL
Also it has a bass line i recorded myself, it came out nice and swingy with the drums
ooooh nice
once i have the money i def wanna do more live-ish stuff
for now tho i'm just sticking to the synths haha
Yea you can pretty much get around with vsts
But puttin live instruments gives it a nice flair
exactlyyy
Adds like natural groove
Lol i listened to the beat on my phone speaker
It sounded ass

I'll have to improve the mix and master no matter what
But im satisfied with the beat and arrangement so far
DAMN
it's ok i've had the same happen to me
that's good that's good
do you have any loops you've made by any chance? i feel like doing a collab thing
Hmmm i must have i old beats
I'll grab em and send em to you as soon i find those
Like bass guitar stuff
Then i can send whaterver loops i have, synths etc, and you can give em a new life
Without know what type of beats were in lol
please! feel free to send however many loops you want to

Lets just share our shit here, if no one gets annoyed by it 
I hope more ppl feel confortable enough to share their creations too
I've met some fellow musicians here, i'm sure everybody have some sauce on them 
free sauce for everyone!
drum loop from last year when my producer name was uziswrld lol
i have more stuff i'll send it later
Okii i'll check em later my g 
yes ok
finished the thing
things that im trying to finish since im used to start a project everyday...
i have to finish that liphonk
I'm quite convinced it isn't possible to finish a project
These synths are interesting. Did you use lot of different synths, lot of automation or how do you approach doing something like this?
for all my projects I make my own synths on serum phaseplant or operator but i start with the same base so basic square or saw or sine, i never go too complicated on wavetables it makes thinngs harder to control
But post processing is the key of my synths
Have you done any eclpise from Kim lip ?

I made an almost quicky here, not much thought into it lmao, just heard some phonk/memphis drums on it
Beware: it could be loud
And added an noisy lead in a kinda Carti WLR vibe
skunk song
Nasty 
but why's it called skunk 2 
so i'm a car enthusiast and i was just thinking of aftermarket part manufacturers and the brand skunk 2 was the first thing that came to mind so i just went with it LOL
that's how i usually name everything tbh
just the first thing that comes to mind
ohh
anyway
fire beat
i kinda miss chopping up samples and making bsterthegawd type beats
i should prob send more samples :p
here's another
Thank u 
i need the full version !!!!
I really liked that other sample, those drums, but i couldn't came with an idea faster lol
So the second one was more easy to work around let's say
i see i see
I heard it and thought "hard phonk drums" lol
yes you do that
i'm just ripping melodies from my old 2021 projects that i don't really care about haha
Right! is a good way to keep it rollin
here's another
i'm stemming it out right now
here are the individual stems
Letsgooo Paulooo

I turned off my desktop already, kinda preparing to sleep in a moment
So i owe you one
I'm searchin on my laptop but everything is trash 
Okii
Found this little smth
Are just two tracks, let me separe it real quick
https://we.tl/t-bxyclelIeD there we go
Thank god for wetranfer 
oooh i like this progression
i can def use this thanks for sharing !!!
No probs, we have each other backs 🦾
hell yeah
this is random but i had this idea to form like this little collective thing in a separate server and like make little tapes of whatever (loona remixes, actual tapes, whatever) but i'm not sure if there are that many people active in here to actually form that collective
I dig the idea, but i guess we have to give this a bit longer of time, as you said idk how many people would join in rn
By now is cool to hang in here for a while, thats why this space was made for right?
yeah i think that's the move for right now
maybe though if we get more people in here we can actually form the collective
not sure what we'd call it though haha
Indeed, also there must be people talented in other areas, like graphic design and stuff in here
Is just a matter of setting clear short goals
Imo
yeah that's true
i think for now tho we can just do our thing here
and we can see where this goes in the future
i was also thinking tho, we could probably like get together and make a little tape of remixes
Yea i'm down with it, never done any remixes, idk where to start lol but i'll give it a shot 
Just found this chat and wanted to say hi! I mainly make pop punk music as a hobby in a band called Stealing Seasons, but I also plan to learn electronic music whenever my band breaks up.
Anyway, I did a low effort cover of Dance On My Own. Any other rock musicians out here doing full LOONA covers? I want to hear it!
Ohhh nice Loona rockstyle
Welcome here
You can persuit electronic stuff at the same time tho
I kinda do that
Have like 3, 4 bands and produce amateurish on the side
My problem is just laziness. I feel like I already don't spend enough time on my band as it is, so I feel like I'm cheating on them when I exert musical energy outside of the band.
Hmmm i get that, but is all music imo what you learn on electronic production could be useful for the band and visceversa
Also the laziness... i also do that 
I do mostly metal by myself. I have some instrumental metal covers in the works, Star is closest to the finish line. I don't feel like uploading them unfinished, but I could stream my reaper sessions through discord vc.
Also your punk cover sounds really good mate
Thank you! Love seeing heavy music fans into k-pop
welcome! glad to have you here :]
i guess since we have newcomers it's the right time for us to actually introduce ourselves and give some background haha
just a little about me:
i'm paulo (producer name koji/kojikilled), 16, and i've been producing for about three years, i also do some mixing and mastering on the side just for fun
it's kinda hard to describe what i make cause it's a mix of a lot of things but some of my inspirations include monte booker, the entire wishnomore, noheart, and gawdly heaven collectives, shvne, among many others
niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice .. i can hear heejin low key rapping over this .. 
Jack recaps the best synths he's tried in the last year that you can get for under £600 and looks back at some of his favourite videos of the year! Check out the link below to find a playlist of our videos on each synth! | https://tinyurl.com/2e9xk2cd
Find all our videos on these synths in this handy playlist! | https://www.youtube.com/playlis...
I'm Justin. I'm 29 and have been playing guitar since I was 13. Mixing is my favorite part of the music making process. Like I mentioned earlier though, my biggest struggle is laziness. After coming home from work and taking care of my responsibilities to my family, and getting some exercise, it's really hard for me to find time to just get lost in my DAW like I did in my younger years.
cool pfp 
Ahhh you have a big resposability it seems, i'm 28 and i share that lack of energies let's say. Don't get me wrong, i try to learn smth new everyday. This beatmaking/producing is kinda new to me
I began 2 years ago, but i'm been playing bass since i'm 15
Also nice to know we have a mixing enjoyer in the house lol
i looooooooove mixing
not gonna lie i spend more time every night learning about mixing and producing than school work LOL
i think it's pretty cool though that you both are long-time musicians haha
you two have been playing instruments for almost as long as my whole lifetime
I'm 26 myself, got 16 years on guitar, mostly metal or rock, but also some blues, funk and disco stuff. Usually I'm just playing by myself, only occasionally jamming with a friend. For the last 3 years I've been learning to do some more synth based music too. I have a bad habit of doing endless variations of the same riff and not deciding which one to settle on, or just starting new projects instead of finishing current ones.
Ahhh that always happens, lately i've been tooking some old beats and rework em
Some are just loops with drums, is a matter of arranging and seeing what fits where
Also... you are super young lol
Your beats are already sounding dope to me, so i'm really looking forward to what you have ahead 
yeah people do point that out quite often haha
i just fell in love with music super early on, like in elementary school that was when i sorta knew music was my thing
i really appreciate that, thank you :]
yeah! it genuinely keeps me going when i hear people that are older than me give me those words of encouragement and support me
thank you again!!
Funny how we all find about our passion in different ways. I didn't really listen to music at all even when I started guitar, my dad just suggested about playing guitar one day (probably because he's really into classic rock), and then things rolled from there.
awesomeee
we all have different stories and found our passion in different ways like you said, but we all are here and i think that's great
Yeee we all sharing our experiences and skills no matter what point of our "career" we in
right
regardless of the age gaps or how long we've all been doing this music thing, we all have something to share
Talking about share
https://youtu.be/9O3cbB3iWxA here is this piece of knowledge
Get the sample pack:
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Splice on Discord:
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Technically this beat is made of recycled materials. Dig into Kaelin's Splice pack: https://on.splice.com/3uE0yR7 and put that green touch on your own track.
Kaelin Ellis is a multi-platinum music producer known for being top of the class in the mo...
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so inspirational
one of these days ima have to sample random objects around my house and make a beat out of it
Guess what? Y'all inspired to get off my lazy butt and edit some guitars today. I spent 2 hours and got like half way through one guitar layer.
always!
by the way if you ever need any sort of samples/loops or wanna collab i am more than happy to send loops and or collab!
Collab tho ?
Lets goooo that's the vibe we looking for
Glad that this little space is moving bit by bit
i am more than happy to! lets do it
We should have on vc some day
i will freestyle to your beats
Yas just lets have fun
i will try to make different style
hell yeah
that's all what music is tbh, just having fun
Anyone up for vc today?
Maybe this week end for me
Aye, I'm busy saturday, any other day available this week
i'm down
i just gotta get through a few things which will take me more or less two hours
Hit me up when you're ready
bet
@solar canopy apologies for taking much longer than i said i would lol, ima be available to vc in a bit i just have a few small things to finish up
No worries mate, I gotta go sleep soon tho, 6 am here
Sure thing
If any of you like learning about music promotion and growing a fan base, I'm a huge fan of this guy: https://youtu.be/Iaj0fs6JkhU
Not that I put anything into practice; I'm too lazy
But one thing he's huge on is forming that parasocial relationship. The reason I love LOONA is probably because I find them to be so genuine, relatable, and lovable. He encourages us to do the same thing by showcasing our genuine personalities and giving fans a human to latch onto.
i haven't even watched the video yet but yeah i agree with this
i feel like just being your genuine self really sets you up for long term success in the music industry, or really just anything in general to be honest
i also feel like, just in the three years i've been doing this music thing, people only work with others just to get money and it just feels sorta hollow and fake to me
i've had people that i've worked with that i was actually pretty close to outside of music and i've noticed i made better music with them rather than just some random that asked me to send them beats lol
I'm surprised there are people doing music just for money. I feel like I would burn out so fast if I didn't love it
yeah that’s actually how i was like when i first started
i feel like the passion and the love for it is the success
True
anyone in here use any ua hardware and or plugins? i'm thinking about getting an apollo interface in the future but i don't know if i should actually pull the trigger on it
I have friends that use it. That's the interface that has on board effects, right?
One of the biggest benefits my pop producer friend says about it is that you can use the effects to create a good vocal monitoring mix without any latency, and that helps the vocalist give their best performance.
yeah! that's what i've heard
For me personally, that argument didn't win me over enough to spend the money. I just couldn't justify that money.
My workaround on my Scarlett though is to turn my DAW's volume way down on the master bus while I track so that the super quiet direct monitor on the interface can compete with the volume of the music.
yeah ua interfaces are big money so that's why i'm going around asking people and really thinking deeply about it haha
personally though i do see myself being that "all-arounder" so i think i'm leaning more toward actually getting my hands on one
i have heard good things sbout scarlett interfaces though so if i don't get an apollo i'll def get a scarlett
Go for it! I definitely see the benefits, and I think it will be worth it for you since you seem to spend a lot of time on music compared to me.
got itt
The Scarlett is good enough, but I wouldn't downgrade any further than that. I got it because it was the cheapest interface that met my needs
I used to use Yamaha HS5s with and HS8 sub, but I recently switched to mixing on headphones
I use some fancy Sennheisers (don't remember the model off the top of my head) with a Waves NX plugin to simulate room acoustics and Sonarworks to flatten the EQ
But if I could buy all over again, I would use the new system that Slate Digital sells
@pallid spindle I've heard good thing about UA stuff from my mac oriented friends, but haven't used it myself. Also as sumo said, the Yamaha HS series monitors are apparently pretty good for the money, tho I haven't heard them myself either.
If you're looking for reviews online for audio gear, bear in mind that often the reviews are their first product of that category for people, especially if it's more oriented for cheaper budget. So for some cheap monitors most reviews being 5 stars and praising them to the stars doesn't necessarily mean much if it is their first pair of monitors, same goes for audio interfaces etc.
Specifically my take on the Yamaha's: their other main competitor in the price range is KRK, but I found them to sound way too colored. Like, my bad mixes sounded great through them
you mean through the yamahas or the krks ?
KRK's are more coloring, which is bad for doing accurate work
ohh got it
i see
I've mixed on Genelec monitors mostly myself, tho they are not exactly cheap
Are they still made?
i’m kinda leaning more toward yamaha monitors tho
nahh they’re not
but it’s what every industry engineer mixes on ig
Aye, not really worth it with the price they are
Yes, because they were the monitors for the time
We have advanced in technology
Don't buy into the hype of what "the greats" have used, they all did good because they developed a good ear
mmm i see
I assume there are plenty of bad sounding mixes done on NS-10's
right
not sure where to go with this tbh there’s a lot of monitors out there to choose from
might go with the hs series? might not haha
I'm planning on the HS series too aswell, I've only got headphones myself
I would like to own Genelcs but they are expensive
I've developed a taste for the 1238A monitors but they are $7000 per monitor and need to be wall mounted, so not happneing until I own a house
i see
i’m gonna look more into the yamaha hs series though i think that’s kinda what i’m going for
@celest bough anything else you wanna say about the hs series?
@pallid spindle Continuing on the "do not buy into the hype" theme, same goes for plugins which emulate all the legendary consoles, compressors and whatnot, which many ask hundreds of dollars per plugin. They just happened to be the tools of the trade those days, and people used them. While the analog equipment were and still is good, many still use them purely because they learned and honed their skills on them, they know how to make a good mix on that specific equipment. And there is nothing wrong with that.
But the marketing departments do their best to make you feel that it is this, the legendary analog equipment, now much cheaper on plugin form, that is the secret sauce to your music that is missing. It is not. I have some of that type of stuff on the arturia bundle and some others. I'm sure they are good. But I haven't learned on the original analog equipment, I don't know the ins and outs of that workflow, and they certainly didn't make my mixes magically better with a few simple clicks.
We have amazing sounding records that were recorded on a single mic, with all the singers and players placed in a single room strategically to make it sound good, and that was "the mix". We have the legendary the consoles and multitrack records that many still look up on to this day. And we have music made completely digitally on a modern day DAW's and plugins with basically no limitations, which also sound great. And we also have terrible sounding records made with each method. So what ever was the method of achieving the end result, it was always the ears that made the final decision, on what sounds good, not the equipment.
So the main takeaway is, you have to learn your tools, make the setup and workflow work for you and trust your own ears on what sounds good. And quite simply, that just takes some time.
no yeah that's very true
i've heard mixedbyali talk about getting the basic things and upgrading as necessary and that's something i agree with
i'd be lying if i said i never fell into that marketing tactic and bought into the hype however i try to make the most of what i have and really get to know the ins and outs of my plugins
i've heard somewhere that it's not about what plugins you're using and it's more so who is pressing all the buttons
it might've been ali who said that i'm not completely sure but i do remember hearing that somewhere lol
but yeah what you said is very much true and i agree 1000%, i kinda feel like a lot of people just try to "get better with their wallet" and i'm not gonna lie when i first started out i was that kinda person to think that more expensive plugins = automatically better mixes but that's not the case at all
money cannot buy skill
Aye, just this black friday I was looking for a lot of things, but then helped myself realize that I already have everything that I could possibly need to make a good record on the style I'm currently interested, I just need to actually learn the tools I have instead of constantly jam along with my own music if I want to arrive to the destination that is a good final record, but I've just been lazy on that front
no yeah i can say the same, i was just looking around at all of the plugin sales when black friday came around and i did get a plugin or two but really that's it
i see all the sales going on currently and it's tempting to keep getting plugins but i remember that i already have what i need and i get decent mixes with what i already have
so i don't really see any more of a reason to get any more plugins ya know
You most likely won't. Also I do film sound for work, so I should not fall for this, but marketing teams know the human mind very well too. We're not too different from crows when we see shiny things and some well written promises of greatness.
yeahh it definitely takes a lot to not fall for the marketing tactics and not "buy into the hype" like you said but you know once you realize that stock plugins are more than capable than getting you to where you need you start to see less of a need to get these plugins that all of these companies try to get you to buy
stock plugins and free plugins are great
Aye, the main thing the plugins that do not try to mimic analog equipment have an edge in is usually the user interface, which might help you to understand what they do faster, but in the digital world these days there is really no difference in the magical "audio quality" that people are still stuck on from the analog days. Basically anything you get digitally should be the same "quality" unless something is done horribly wrong. And the analog mimicing plugins just have character of the specific equipment written in the code, it's not magic. And for one, the analog style plugins don't really help if you're already not used working with the gear in the first place, modern user interfaces can be are much better since we're not dealing with physical knob and buttons anymore, but have huge screen instead which they could only dream about in those days. I personally much prefer the modern approach, simply because I learned on it. It only really makes more sense to get the analog modeling stuff if you already know how to use them in the first place. But it could also be bought just to lure in clients while looking pretty on screen, even if you aren't using them, which is absolutely a tactic that is being used, tho this shouldn't be your first priority in buying plugins.
yeah me personally i take the more modern approach as well cause one that's how i learned and two that's how things are right now, why would i waste all my time trying to do things the old school way and forcing myself to strictly use all these analog modeled plugins just to get a certain sound
my whole thing is, "if it sounds good, it sounds good"
to me it doesn't necessarily matter what plugins i'm using when i'm mixing, like 99.9% of people can't tell if something was mixed with stock and/or free plugins or if it was mixed with analog modeled plugins
don't get me wrong tho there's nothing wrong with using analog modeled plugins, i just think that there's a lot of people out there that think that analog is THE only way to go whenever it comes to creating music when that's not true at all
it's just all about skill and knowing what you're doing rather than being concerned with what you're using
Exactly. Like with anything, you want the tools to work for you, not the other way around. If you're at home with modern stuff, use that. If analog is your thing, go for it. Music is a skill way too complex to be limited on certain way. There is no right or wrong.
yeah exactly right
i think i would describe my production style as more modern and current but my mixing and mastering style is in between analog and modern
it really just depends on what the material is tho LOL
key takeaway though, it doesn't matter what you use, if it sounds good then it sounds good
uwu a music nerd room
Shit got nerdy yesterday. We talked gear!
i can see that
and pretty much agree with everything said
I'm thinking of updating my komplete soon-ish
but that's more out of actual need (need some guitar sounds for arrangement class) than GAS
also haven't updated since 2011 so I kinda deserve
Damn 2011! That's like when I was just learning GarageBand and stuff
Olympicmew sunbaenim 
everyone here calls me mew, being called the full name feels awkward now
Got it, mew sunbaenim

good morning all
Praise the sun
i was 5
its okay
anyway fl studio 21 released and there's finally a search feature for all your samples my life is complete
What? You don't use Cubase like Yves?
Actually I'm interested in trying FL Studio when I get more serious about electronic music
Does the sample search feature just use name matching?
yes so for example if you search up "clap" or "808" or whatever else you wanna search up, all samples that have "clap" or "808" in the name will pop up
that search feature was huge for me while i was still using ableton lol cause i have a tonnnnn of kits
i was 9 in 2011
I think the XLN audio XO also had search, and it neatly organizes everything based on the sound signature, so you're not bound to any singular DAW. It also has clever search filtering by sample length and whatnot. Tried the trial when it was on sale but didn't really need it, I have yet to adopt the sample type music making anyway.
But FL is great for midi stuff as discussed before
i’ve heard about that! i haven’t had the chance to try it out though
seems kinda cool though i might try it out and see if i like it better than the new search feature in fl
I really liked it, but I don't even have any samples so there was no point for me, though it comes with around 10,000 samples
And it was around $60 on sale, might be on some new year sale or similar if you're interested in it
What I really don't get on drum machines is, are most of them really limited to 4 bars or similar on the drum machine itself? Are you supposed to export the midi and create a new beat or what's the workflow usually?
If you're talking in the box, I always just make midi tracks (mostly because I'm used to it for programmed drums in rock music)
I've been trying it recently, totally revolutionized my drum sample picking workflow
That's what I figured is the best way for me too, 4 or 8 bars of beat variation seems very limiting for a whole song. But also writing midi directly in the DAW kinda defeats the purpose of the whole drum machine part, so that's why I'm bit confused about them
you mean the drum machine part of xo or just drum machines in general?
In general
in the modern day i mostly see them as a sketching tool
I only got wave alchemy's revolution drum machine, I don't really have use for the drum machine itself, I would just like to get the samples out of it to write in midi, which I don't think most drum machines allow
if it makes programming quicker you use them
otherwise just keep drawing midi in the daw
For me, it's an organization think. Loading the samples into a drum machine takes up less vertical space on my screen than having individual tracks for each piece of the kit like I see on a lot of YouTube tutorials for electronic music.
as an Ableton user i just like drum racks
the one issue is that sometimes I need individual drum tracks for mixing/stem exporting purposes and it makes that a pain
there's also people just placing individual drum one shots into audio tracks
the only upside of that I see is the ease of reversing hits
Aye, tho it takes like 5 seconds to export a one shot and reverse it any way, at least in reaper



