We are very happy to introduce you our new partner for samples: https://newloops.com is an English sound design label publishing audio sample packs and synthesiser presets. With a focus on quality and usability. New Loops sounds are used by DJs, producers, music studios, and composers all over the world. We start with a package of more than 400 High Quality mainly drum-samples (One-Shots), which are now available for you in our library. Give them a warm welcome!
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Im just going to ask it here bc ik a lot of ppl will see it does any one know how to make a acoustic guitar it'll make trap a lot more fun for me
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how do i mute this ?
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Git Gud
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I hate hearing all this "we need this" and "we need that" Is it impossible for us to create dopeass music with what we currently have without complaining about the circumstances?
First of all, Audiotool was nice enough to partner up with Newloops to give us more samples, and by you all saying "we need more stuff" youre just being ungrateful and literally giving them shit.
We are in this shithole because we AS A COMMUNITY fucked up by uploading copyrighted samples, it is NOT audiotools fault.
Shut up and make sick music with what you have.
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I(we) just need to learn and adapt
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Completely agree. I feel that the users who just demand "more" aren't taking advantage of this platform at all. First of all, there's lots of amazing music being produced here and most drafts can be opened and studied. It's like all the techniques and tricks used to make the music are completely exposed for anyone to understand and learn. They could even experiment with the draft, change things and see how that affects the result. That alone is already amazing and I have benefited a lot from it. Then there's the "Production" board, which people don't use nearly as much as they could, and where any question they had would probably find a good answer. Then there's the artists walls, where people who want "more" could post useful questions for them instead of nonsense. I don't think that any artist here doing good work would mind answering any question about production because we all love what we do. And then there's Newloops themselves, who obviously have a wealth of knowledge about sound design and who are cool enough to keep an eye on their topic and their wall, and I don't see many users taking advantage of that and asking them production advice.
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I don't think Newloops are getting the praise they deserve frankly. The samples they've provided us with are excellent and really versatile across many genres! But in the same way that they (Newloops) had to get the source material/record things to get the samples in the first place, you have to do the same thing. You cant get mad because a snare they gave us doesn't immediately sound like a trap chop snare, maybe try putting in some effort towards your sound design as a whole, AT provides all the tools needed to shape and mould sounds to your liking, learn to do so, make things by yourself!
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I agree. All some people want is instant gratification and they seem to ignore that the commercial sounds they so admire and want are probably the result of hours of sound design. I still haven't even used any Newloops sounds yet and I don't think I've exhausted all the possibilities from the Loopmasters' ones by a long shot. I'm still getting great drums just by layering and EQ. Same with the synths. I don't even use the Heisenberg that much, and I still feel that I can get new sounds from the Pulverisateur and use it is ways I haven't yet. The key is what you said: "putting some effort". Take the trouble to learn how layering, EQ, editing and mixing works. They have no excuse because there's a ton of info for free in YouTube and specialised websites. They are practically teaching you everything for free nowadays.
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Amen brother
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this is Wassup to get some new sound packs for Audiotool
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Dubstep Snares? Kicks? xP
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Actually, the less "genre specific" samples are, the more room you have to make anything you want out of them. If you have highly specific, over-produced, mastered samples, you can't change their sonic identity very much any more, and you have to produce your music "around" them. This is good if you just want to do that genre and don't care at all about being original. But if you work with relatively generic and "dry" samples, you can shape them into anything you need to fit your unique sound. It takes more work but the result is better, more personal, and it gives you more justification to call yourself a "producer".
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You can make dubstep snares out of the current newloops ones
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It’s possible
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Does this include more dnb drum loops?