I'm glad I live in Sweden then. (See my avatar)
Pretty low saw wave (sounds like just a single saw). Narrow bandpass filters (try two or three narrow ones pretty close apart, to create a...
Define "good snare sample", because it's all subjective and also relative. Then create that yourself with sound design, layering, processing,...
Speak closely into a dynamic mic (with plosives), highpass, limit/compress, bandpass, distort and EQ. in that order. I've done this effect in...
When I learned this about 13 years ago it was like "wow, makes sense". A mentor told me "have several doing little, than one doing a lot". I've...
No one said 96k eliminate aliasing/foldover. I think the word I used was "minimize". At least most of it is out of the audible range. Check the...
1) May I ask what the source of the sine sweep was? Wavetable? 2) Also, 1176/CLA76 adds saturation/harmonics. If unlucky, you have two sources of...
Yes. I was just pointing out that all plugins minimize aliasing if you run 96k. https://www.ryanschwabe.com/blog/96k
I was just pulling your leg. Any oversampling will fix aliasing/foldover. That's their sole purpose.
Any plugin in your DAW at 96k SR?
I read this entire thread in my head with a strong indian accent.
A new book on mastering is "Major Label Mastering: Professional Mastering Process" by Evren Göknar.
No problem!
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I stack stack them (different synths/samples on different channels, usually). Different octaves, timbres, different width/narrowness, different...
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Fast correction. Slap on several instances of Autotune (in serial) if you are not happy with one. You can even add different pitch correction...
I've been using Surge since 2006 or so. It quickly became a working horse as the layout and workflow is sooo clear and straight-forward. I also...
ArcDev ET-301 U-he ColourCopy
First, there is no LUFS target. If you want to reduce the loudness, you turn down the volume. If you want to increase DR you can add an expander...
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