Does someone have some good tips for tighten up breakbeats
Does someone have some good tips for tighten up breakbeats
Does anyone have some good tips:)
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Re: Does someone have some good tips for tighten up breakbeats
What do you mean by "tighten up"? Rhythmically, as in quantize? Dynamically, with compression? Both?
Re: Does someone have some good tips for tighten up breakbeats
Chop them, then gate them, then compress them to [bleep]
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Re: Does someone have some good tips for tighten up breakbeats
Do you have M4L? If so, check out the new Transient Machines pack!
Re: Does someone have some good tips for tighten up breakbeats
I've heard a few transient scupltors in the past and thats right up there with the best from what I can hear. You could quite easily sculpt new rhythms with thatTarekith wrote:Do you have M4L? If so, check out the new Transient Machines pack!
https://www.ableton.com/en/packs/transient-machines/
Re: Does someone have some good tips for tighten up breakbeats
thanks gonna check out the transient machines
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Re: Does someone have some good tips for tighten up breakbeats
you can use the maltiband dynamics stock plugins, there is a preset called reduce ambiance.
that usually works pretty good.
you can always combine that with a few of the other techniques mentioned in this thread
Ben
that usually works pretty good.
you can always combine that with a few of the other techniques mentioned in this thread
Ben