I was told there's too much low-end too, so might wanna try balancing that out as well.
Nov 24, 20
synth at is offkey
Nov 24, 20
gave it a listen. nice track! sounds like the flute is about 30 cents sharp so i'd estimate somewhere between 430-435 should do the trick
Nov 24, 20
432 hz—the key of the universe... ommm... yes i can feel my chakras aligning just thinking about it— omm... ommmm.. ommmmm.. ommmmmmmygod nvm that’s my stomach complaining from all that kombucha i was chugging after my three hour goat-yoga session
Nov 24, 20
the microtuning stuff is more useful if you want to change the chromatic scale to be non-uniform (which unfortunately isn’t a very common thing to want). i do recommend messing around with it when you get a chance. microtonality is the future (and the past!!)
Nov 24, 20
if you want to change the tuning of all the synths at once rather than change each by themselves you can go to the tuning tab (near grooves) and change the tuning standard from a=440hz to something that works better. if the synth is sharp (im on my phone so i cant listen rn) you’d want to lower the number, maybe to 435 or so. probably not lower than 415 unless you’re off by more than a half step
Nov 24, 20
@lucimusic080 I like the amount of vibrato as it is. But after listening again, I think fred and Fluent are right, the synth is slightly sharp compared to the sample
Nov 24, 20
@ewan_mcculloch Does it need effects because I think it sounds good without it honestly
Nov 24, 20
there is a lot of vibrato on it so but I think it is still in key
Nov 24, 20
Hm, it might be the flute synth. Should it be at a higher octave then?
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I was told there's too much low-end too, so might wanna try balancing that out as well.
synth at is offkey