R2R versions didn't fail me for the last four years.
You make it seem like it consists of one loop, that's my issue. Granted, it would benefit from some more subtle variety, but first, what you say...
By the sound of it, this track is influenced by Shit and Shine (this track for reference: [MEDIA]) Their production noticeably lacks the fillers...
It's actually more overbearing now, but better balanced between itself :rofl: You can now bring up the loudness of the high- and mid-frequencies...
Woulda been better without that cringy-ass line with horrible accent every 4 bars. Also perhaps too much subs? They barely leave any space for the...
I used to use most of the things I download. But when I switched HDDs, I realized that I don't trust the new one enough to install anything but...
@itsybitsy_ I like your selection, sir. I wasn't listening to this kind of music in the 90s, as it was simply not present in my local culture,...
No, I mean ghost notes played on snare. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_note#Percussion
Maaaaaaate Find some classic funk or jazz breaks. The more ghost snares the better. Pitch 'em til they hit your tempo. Loop 'em. Chop 'em. Use...
When the mix calls for analog-style subgroup compression and I'm too lazy, I use Drawmer 1973. Didn't have issues so far.
Sure. But if you make money with it, then give me a cut :rofl: By all means do, it's somewhere between great and fantastic for what it is, except...
... mostly not notice, I guess :dunno: BallisticNG is a seriously underrated, or at least underexposed, title. November 2023 edit: yes, Arrowhead...
And naturally, when you have BallisticNG and a DAW installed on the same machine for too long, this happens: [MEDIA] Feel free to
How do I put it. You did well. It seems you mixed for a long time in one go, however. This makes your ears get used to the sound. Check your mix...
UAD's hardware is as good as their plugins are mediocre. Meaning it's extremely good. However I have no experience with this particular model...
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