depends~ if you wanna make the clap to not strike through like what a snare would normally do, put it on sides. but i mostly do it mono (with minimum stereo), because nowadays you would use claps for buildups/rhythm, therefore you'd need a strong clap. keep it mono if you'd like to do it like that.

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hahaha you should've introduced the whole channel for us~ every video is so so so great i love this~


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omfg i love this. this is real real dark, but i hope there's some more vivid structure to it (i love the intro as it evokes confusion and fear).
the glitch could've been cleaner and stronger too~
but i love the distortion you made throughout the track~ ho that's definitely something

(is it deliberate ? the limiting ? lol)

that sidechain got me real hard
love the can foley/recording sound
the second drop is real good

only problem is i think the harder the second drop with more anticipation/build would be real good~

reaching my idol's skill level that's real hard but i'm really passionate about being there, production skill talking

hahaha i almost got to doing this on one project, but the realized i can't do complicated drum stuff there since if you moved one of the sample it gets fucked up and too lazy to fix it
good for you tho~~~

Presonus Audiobox iTwo ! never owned one but a friend has it and i tried it and it sounded real good and i loved it~~~~

open is as close to monitors as you're going to get. generally used for mixing monitoring

closed back has more isolation, but at the cost of....environmental effects, lets say. generally used when setting up mics in a loud recording space.

this is pretty much the TLDR explanation hahaha
so what exactly is the difference between the open and monitor ?