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Hit me up on my Facebook page if you have questions relating to:
• Music production
• Plugins
• Mixing
• Mastering
I’ll be answering those questions there this week.
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Hit me up on my Facebook page if you have questions relating to:
• Music production
• Plugins
• Mixing
• Mastering
I’ll be answering those questions there this week.
An update on The Silent Watcher 2×12″ vinyl order campaign.
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In this video, I’m messing with bass and show you how to improve its presence. This is often an issue in terms of hearing the bassline in bass music from a smaller systems.
No fear, though, as with these techniques you can improve the presence of your bass a lot.
FatGyver playing a sample-based boom bap beat on MPC Live 2.0.
Just taking a look and letting ya’ll see how it looks.
Peeping the midi notes, pad mixer, track mixer, a little automation lane, sample edit…
Did this kind of quick and Continue reading [VIDEO] A boom bap beat with Akai MPC Live / 2.0
Audio engineers are the unsung heroes of music industry.
A lot of your favorite music sounds like it does thanks to a a good audio engineer: crisp, warm, balanced, hard-hitting…
It’s often the engineer who does the final adjustments for the sound and guides the producer in the right direction, also teaching him in the process.
I recently praised one of my favorite hip-hop producer’s music for its good punch and clarity, and he immediately turned my praise to the right direction, listing to me his trusted engineers.
A good audio engineer who understands your sound and vision is worth his weight in gold. There are tons of engineers out there, but you cannot always buy the proper understanding of specific styles of music with money – it either is there or it is not. There’s so many guys who are willing to charge you a fair amount of money but who may not necessarily understand your sound fully. Always go for an engineer whose background tells you the right story.
Even though there are lots of engineers to choose from – ranging from cheap newbies to impressingly expensive veterans – those who nail it exactly for you are hard to find, so if you find an engineer that gets your sound exactly where you want it to be, cherish that relationship.
I specialize mostly in bass music and hip hop and related styles. Should you need treatment for those, get in touch.
New video: I’m showing you how to implement dynamic EQing in Ableton Live using EQ8 and MFL envelope follower.