Hey,

It could be cool, since the forum doesn't resize pictures, to have the "spoiler" code for too big images. So the pages we load, doesn't take 100 hours to load. (Even tho, atm, there's not alot of thing in here but still for the future.)

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I'm open to any workflow, I even like the look of FL studio, looks super fun!

FL is super cool. And the small plugins that were unreadable can now be made bigger. The interface is super friendly and every stock plugin usefull. It's a real game changer to me.

I've bought it for 2 years now and the new FL 12 is just crazy. It innovate in many ways. Also, It's a big change from Logic. Piano roll is crazy, Pattern makes everything easier.

As a big fan, It's not the best but I over like it. Although if you're on mac, you'll need a windows thing to make it work. The alpha is improving every update but still unstable.

Porter Robinson say everything you need.

Rameses B and PBN have great advice too.

Damned Essential Drums V2 and "DatSnareTho - MethaLab - Snare Pack"

Kick sounds like it has somekind of distortion on it. Also it's clipping at 0:50.

But the ideas in general are cool.

I need to bump this thread because it's usefull

Heyo,

So, Kick is too weak, snare is awfull and not punchy enough. Sound design is nice, and has some good ideas. Melodies/chords are ok.

It's ok, but not mixed, there isn't much to say. If you're sending this to a pro studio for mixing, they'll have a lot of trouble and they will waste their time. Master is different. About the mix, try adding sidechain on every instrument who has low freqs, EQ everything.

It's more efficient if you do the mix, and learn how to do it than sending this to pro studio. It will cost you money, and they probably won't make it awesome because the basics are not that good.

Work on it a bit more and try to at play with the volume of the differents sounds you have, and to EQ a bit, and sidechain.

Quote from: Babasmas on January 08, 2016, 11:17:24 pm

Quote from: Axis on January 08, 2016, 11:16:02 pm

I normally have 4-6 different pad/attack layers, plus 2-3 bass layers.  It's not about loudness, but more about thickness and texture.  The term "supersaw" refers to a bunch of slightly detuned saws put together, and generally the more saws you add, the better it sounds.  Of course there is a limit when adding more layers makes everything worse, but I don't think that the "less is more" principle applies here.  Or maybe it's just me...

You're right and you're wrong. I mean, it's up to what you like. Also, having 2-3 basses can really mess with the frequencies if it's not mixed correctly.

Absolutely! But if mixed/shaped/processed correctly, 3 bass layers will sound thicker and generally better than a single bass layer, no matter how hard you process it... again, there are exceptions (such as synths with tons of oscillators and built-in FX units), but I find it easier to do it by mixing in the DAW rather than inside a synth.

I should try that, I've few house track that have a lack of power in the drop. Thanks for the tip.