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Sound Design / Re: Progressive house/trance (Anjunabeats)
« on: February 23, 2016, 10:35:40 pm »I think you are looking for these kind of tutorials.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Cp2uOedCGc
YES! Thanks a ton!
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I think you are looking for these kind of tutorials.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Cp2uOedCGc
nah.
You're being pretty specific, and i think for most the creation process isn't that specific.
I think you can be as specific or unspecific as you want to be, or what you knowledge allows you to be.
I will say that if you do have a range of frequency that your layers are being applied at, you have a better chance of placing them in the mix.
But how sound works is that, you're going to have little pieces of every thing that's more prominent during application. That's why you filter out any thing below or on top of other element's space.
I will say that, i did try to make sure to cut out any thing specifically that would be in the way of other things, but that didn't quit work out. It's like holding the door for every one else with out actually walking through the door.
When ever i do subtractive and additive eq, i really listen to what the sound needs in order to best benefit the mix. It's not how can i make room for others, but how can this be best projected in the mix. and what can i do to enhance the aural content.