I agree with this, it seems that now priority is time over quality, like all these new producers seem to be in some kind of race to churn out a...
Using scaler or chord generating plugins is to music what Luke Skywalker using the guidance system is to Star Wars. IE if you can destroy the...
Serato Pro is the one for me. I have been using it with an entry level Roland DJ-202 for many years now and can't really fault either (for the...
Yes I am a victim of trying to make, mix, master my track in a short space of time so probably allow my ears to become used to what I'm hearing,...
That is not a bad idea, I was aiming to reduce outgoing costs as much as humanly possible only because I am expecting to make little from album...
Hi y''all, I don't think a question of this specificity like this has been asked recently so here goes. Essentially I am mastering songs for my...
Overkill I reckon
Hi, so there's a few different ways. If you want to, for want of a better word, 'cheat', there are AI tools that will (on paper) clone a sound for...
My favourite :D
Learn about true loudness vs perceived loudness and use a good Clipper plugin, that's about the most practical advice I can think of
I have recently updated to the latest Audient version as I thought that might fix my issue with the buffer size, but I'm still getting the crash...
Windows 10 and Ableton 11, but when I am attempting to switch my buffer size from the Audient software directly, it's doing all sorts of damage to...
I am using an Audient Id4, and for some reason when I switch my buffer size from 512 to anything else, it royally fucks my OS to the point that I...
I mean I don't know what I would buy unless I test it out. This thread was bigging Serum 2 up, I am offering a counterpoint and saying based on...
I have Vital and I like the ease of use it offers, it is capable of some good sounds but I do think Serum 1 edges it in terms of sound quality for...
Radio are you actually human bro XD, I mean this sounds like something AI would come up with. I get the point, but I'm going to reduce my CPU...
Ok but surely a simple E-piano preset, a basic sound that it's proved doesn't need to take a lot of CPU (assumingly created or at very least ok'd...
I've literally just loaded some of the Factory presets (keys and plucks and things) and played a few chords, and then just closed Ableton in...
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