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Inspiration/Creativity/Motivation / Re: what are non electronoc music you listen to ?
« on: January 17, 2016, 04:12:50 pm »
I'm a fan of a few indie-rock bands; Coldplay, Two Door Cinema Club and Fenech-Soler spring to mind

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What makes me different from all the other people I know in the industry is I don't have any financial, or commercial ambitions, besides being able to do what I love every day, all day, and still afford food and shelter and the occasional bundle of plugins.
I'm not naïve - I know the majority of the artists are doing this for commercial and financial gain - but surely there must be a few producers with as much passion as you?
There totally are! Jake, Kill The Noise, is like that too, that's why we're friends. But the thing that separates him from me is he really wants the world to hear, and the world fucking should hear cus he's got a lot to say.
What makes me different from all the other people I know in the industry is I don't have any financial, or commercial ambitions, besides being able to do what I love every day, all day, and still afford food and shelter and the occasional bundle of plugins.
EQ/compression...
run an EQ after your reverb so you can see what frequencies the reverb/delay is filling up
running a compressor after the reverb will help control is a bit too
I was just wondering if anyone had any tips for getting a cleaner mix when you use a lot of reverb and delay in your music.Bounce to audio every instrument with reverb and/or automate the delay/reverb volume. So you'll cut it when you don't need it, and put it back on when you need it.
It's part of my style and I don't want to have to compromise it all that much by cutting down the reverb/delay tails or making the sounds more dry, but then a lot of people tend to say that if you use to much reverb the mix will start to get muddy and I see what they mean.
Any advice?