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Ya'll gotta learn how to use flanger better. Also there so much mud and noise in the highs, and has like no mids. Also put your hats through your sidechain channel, because that's how pros do shit. EQing is as important as hecc, glad to see ya'll using it. This has some pretty cool noises tho like me likey.
still flanger: pulsardelay, both sync knobs down to 0, the other sync knob down to zero as well.
turn the millis knob to however strong you want your flanger to be, but not too high or it will become a delay again.
However I do know what you mean when you say "whatever sounds good is a personal prefference" cuz to an extent, it is, but there are also things that subjectively sound good, and things that don't.
Uh... music theory states otherwise bro. There are sounds and tones that create psychological triggers. Anyone with a lick of knowledge about music knows this, not everything about music is totally relative, that's why music theory even exists. Also If you're making music with the intention of not sounding professional, that basically means you have no intention of improving.
@Stormdrain looks don't matter. whatever sounds good is all personal preference because every producer does not need to follow a specific formula unless you are some kind of perfectionist.
That fucking intro <3
that intro is pretty fucking cool drop has wonk, of course but its too flangy and i love that synth at
anytime
Yea i thoguht thay too but i think were gonna fix ill try to make the synth better
Thanks mg
WOOOOAAHHH!!!!
Thanks mg
OOF Ya'll gotta learn how to use flanger better. Also there so much mud and noise in the highs, and has like no mids. Also put your hats through your sidechain channel, because that's how pros do shit. EQing is as important as hecc, glad to see ya'll using it. This has some pretty cool noises tho like me likey.
oki i will
remind me in two hours
oki
I can't too much lag I have to wait till I get home
your the co owner help me plz
still phaser: curve. take the three middle knobs and move to certain places, and automate knob frequencies to your liking.
still flanger: pulsardelay, both sync knobs down to 0, the other sync knob down to zero as well. turn the millis knob to however strong you want your flanger to be, but not too high or it will become a delay again.
just remix it and see cuz some of the drop blends together and I have no clue which one you're talking about lmao
However I do know what you mean when you say "whatever sounds good is a personal prefference" cuz to an extent, it is, but there are also things that subjectively sound good, and things that don't.
Uh... music theory states otherwise bro. There are sounds and tones that create psychological triggers. Anyone with a lick of knowledge about music knows this, not everything about music is totally relative, that's why music theory even exists. Also If you're making music with the intention of not sounding professional, that basically means you have no intention of improving.
@Stormdrain looks don't matter. whatever sounds good is all personal preference because every producer does not need to follow a specific formula unless you are some kind of perfectionist.
See if this website helps. https://ask.audio/articles/music-production-tech-flanging-vs-phasing