Kuzak wrote:Man you are making my favourite style of music! All your tracks rock....do you have any tips?
hey Kuzak,
thanks for your comment, now about the tips:
- Get the most of your time.
- Is better to know the 110% of a few than the 20% of a lot.
- Read completely at least one time your gear/software manuals.
- Plant a tree, have a son, build your library, reuse and recycle your own stuff.
- Work on pre-master, brick wall limit your master track to be closer to the final rms avoiding unwanted changes.
- Remember that emotional quality goes first than audio quality, don't be obsessed, and don't be afraid of some dusty and dirty content.
- fx processing and modulating are essential to get an interesting sound, combine that with "follow action" and plugins that produce random results (in special the MIDI ones).
- Is better to have a few elements with a lot of personality and autonomy than a lot of tracks with sterile samples on it.
Best,
Gustavo