I experiment a lot, so have a listen!
Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2015 5:58 pm
Hello All!
I've been using Ableton for about a year as it bundled with my Launchpad Mini.
I've used FL for about 5 years, so making the change was actually pretty exciting.
I play the Bass, and keyboard (sometimes).
https://soundcloud.com/profoundedly
Note: The only track I've made with Suite is labeled "Waiting on Summer", everything on down to Reb3l or R3volt was made with Live Lite.
I purchased Suite last week, and I'm actually really happy with it.
Some of my songs are just flat out ideas--- I use some of them for mini projects of mine (I study performing arts at my school)
And some are just tracks.
I would love for some help on better EQing, mixing down things and compressing things a bit better.. I've been watching a load of Sadowick Production on YouTube, as well as a few others.
Prior to getting into performing arts, I was an Audio Arts & Acoustics major at my school, so I under a bit of the terminology producers/engineers sort of use.. so feel free to explain things in those ways.
Thanks! and I would love to discuss more about sound.. and maybe in some cases just fiddling around with some music with you guys.
- PFND
I've been using Ableton for about a year as it bundled with my Launchpad Mini.
I've used FL for about 5 years, so making the change was actually pretty exciting.
I play the Bass, and keyboard (sometimes).
https://soundcloud.com/profoundedly
Note: The only track I've made with Suite is labeled "Waiting on Summer", everything on down to Reb3l or R3volt was made with Live Lite.
I purchased Suite last week, and I'm actually really happy with it.
Some of my songs are just flat out ideas--- I use some of them for mini projects of mine (I study performing arts at my school)
And some are just tracks.
I would love for some help on better EQing, mixing down things and compressing things a bit better.. I've been watching a load of Sadowick Production on YouTube, as well as a few others.
Prior to getting into performing arts, I was an Audio Arts & Acoustics major at my school, so I under a bit of the terminology producers/engineers sort of use.. so feel free to explain things in those ways.
Thanks! and I would love to discuss more about sound.. and maybe in some cases just fiddling around with some music with you guys.
- PFND