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Yep. Feedback would be great.

Hope you enjoy.

https://soundcloud.com/mirthan/gimme-more-mirthan-remix

Of course not. If they can't hear.

Seriously though,eq can either make or break a track. It's really important. So,having no interest in learning it is not a very smart decision.

You can midi map the tempo to a knob or something. Or use your mouse if you don't have a controller.

Yes,delete the reverb and the delay.

yur2die4 wrote:http://audio.tutsplus.com/tutorials/com ... osing-now/ I was Just reading this a moment ago.

Great read,very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

It's just one or two supersaws layered with a sub and a more mid-range bass. For example,in Sylenth set all oscs to saw,spread them around the octaves,add a chorus effect and reverb. Now duplicate that and detune the oscs a bit and that will give it a wider feel.

Don't think about it. Maybe you're putting pressure on yourself. If you're just plain uninspired,do something else. Take a walk while listening to music on shuffle. Also,something that usually helps me is doing something different. Some technique you never though about doing may very well boost your...

I've only made one song that you would consider orchestral. I generally make EDM,but cinematic stuff is something I'd like to do more often for sure.

Why? What's bothering you with 9.0.5?

FM8 is more complicated for sure. I suggest learning Operator first.

Again,you have a point. It's not something I feel restricted to though,and it's not like I don't have any enjoyment at all. I just don't like making music with that mindset of "I have to do this". ("this" being anything you can think of) I don't have my computer full of instrumen...

You do have a point,although I really can't do that. If I put any restrictions on myself I start to lose joy in what I'm doing. And what I like the most about making music is the joy it gives me.

Whatever floats your boat I guess.

I'm guessing you want to play it with Live,so just drag your file to an audio track.

Hey man. Have you taken the lessons that come with Live? They're really helpful for begginers and easy to follow through.

Interesting thread. I haven't been producing for as long as you,but I really don't care if my tracks sound too different from one another. I think it's important to do different things, explore different fields,and that will allow one to grow both musically and as a person too. You shouldn't impose ...