if u want advice, id say just keep experimenting and messing around with everything and seeing what everything does. From what I can hear, youre at the beginning stage of producing, about where i was before a made an official account on audiotool. Hit the remix button on a few songs you like from other people and dick around with the stuff there. When you get an understanding of all the basic mechanics of audiotool (there are a lot) then i can give you a rundown on mixing and editing techniques
Jul 7, 18
^^^
Jul 7, 18
oh thanks for followin my guy
Jun 24, 18
Ive been up so fucking long
Jun 24, 18
most definitely should
Jun 24, 18
My sleep schedule has been really off for a little bit, i've been sleeping though the day while staying up all night, and I really need to kick that habit.
Jun 24, 18
i slept like a baby
Jun 24, 18
I should probably sleep, but im not going to. Not till its night again, I mean.
Jun 10, 18
Thank I will take what you told and put in my music
Jun 8, 18
If I were you I would work on layering and sound design, as well as melody. When it comes to it, don't expect to have a synth sound the way you want it too with just one. You need to have multiple layers like a hamburger. Sound design is also important, twiddle the knobs, see what they do. And your good at melody so far, but you need to fix your timing and keys.
Jun 8, 18
I have to say, it is good to see a beginner who didn't just abuse samples and call it a track first thing.
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Hello Jaime Lannister.
Can i get any mastering tips
Thanx for the advice
https://www.audiotool.com/track/-_0_o_0_-/
if u want advice, id say just keep experimenting and messing around with everything and seeing what everything does. From what I can hear, youre at the beginning stage of producing, about where i was before a made an official account on audiotool. Hit the remix button on a few songs you like from other people and dick around with the stuff there. When you get an understanding of all the basic mechanics of audiotool (there are a lot) then i can give you a rundown on mixing and editing techniques
oh thanks for followin my guy
Ive been up so fucking long
Thank I will take what you told and put in my music
If I were you I would work on layering and sound design, as well as melody. When it comes to it, don't expect to have a synth sound the way you want it too with just one. You need to have multiple layers like a hamburger. Sound design is also important, twiddle the knobs, see what they do. And your good at melody so far, but you need to fix your timing and keys.
I have to say, it is good to see a beginner who didn't just abuse samples and call it a track first thing.
Succ.
I know it sucks