sup yall I'm not new to forums but I wasn't sure about where I can introduce myself. Im eddb0ii from CT 2o3. I've always been interested in music, shit, I used to dance back in highschool from house music to straight hiphop I can bboy to body waving, all that shit back in the day. I finally saved up enough money for some equipment, akai, beats, condensor mic, interfaces etc. I found this site by learning how to use fruity L so that's dope, leme know tho.
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KonKossKang
Ozagas
he has a point you're supposed to mix with studio monitors and headphones not consumer products.
fataltone
Holy Lamb Media & Ent.
yeah you should have just brought $10 Coby Headphones same quality
noobie mistake don't worry about it
Trust me, I know what you meant clearly...
haha yea Beats headphones consumer.... yet the sound quality is great to me and stylish. Is it really looked down on like that here? I also picked up an Akai Mpk Mini to start so yes smaller keyboard x pads so it does get the job done and it was a good price for a starter. I also picked up a blue icicle. I know they're just okay products yet I don't want to spend thousands until I am very serious. I hope to release some instrumentals x music videos x dance videos with my own beats and filming within the next 2-4 months.
fataltone
Holy Lamb Media & Ent.
well mixing on the "beats" by Dre headphones will hinder you ....
those headphones are made to sound good not to give you a true since of how you music sounds ...you'll end up with a track with too much bass for sure...and muddy sounding
they are good for making beats with ...
but getting your beats to balanced no...
I suggest studying about mixing or pay someone to mix your instrumentals
you can then focus on making a beat and the arrangement of the beat
those headphones are made to sound good not to give you a true since of how you music sounds ...you'll end up with a track with too much bass for sure...and muddy sounding
they are good for making beats with ...
but getting your beats to balanced no...
I suggest studying about mixing or pay someone to mix your instrumentals
you can then focus on making a beat and the arrangement of the beat
what do you mean by "I suggest studying about mixing or pay someone to mix your instrumentals" .... like they make the complete instrumental?
fataltone
Holy Lamb Media & Ent.
okay man you are a newbie for real
I'm going to post a few videos to help you out if you need more help PM as I have a small getting started package for producers just entering the game which takes a lot of time and dedication
being a producer is hard work but fun at the same time
you have study(read) and practice
this video is a broad overview
as a producer focusing on using samples that work well in our compositions and arrangement is key
I'm going to post a few videos to help you out if you need more help PM as I have a small getting started package for producers just entering the game which takes a lot of time and dedication
being a producer is hard work but fun at the same time
you have study(read) and practice
this video is a broad overview
as a producer focusing on using samples that work well in our compositions and arrangement is key
fataltone
Holy Lamb Media & Ent.
understanding audio processors is also key
1.reverb
2.chorus
3.flanger
4.delay
5.filters
to name a few
FL Studio comes what "we" call stock plug-ins of what I listed above
Plug-ins: Virtual Processors | Sweetwater.com
in that sweewater link those are third-party plug-ins
as well as virtual instruments
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtYw-H_L5D09T9uWeNBUvqg
by the way I'm a Cubase and FL Studio user
also spent time with Studio One and Pro Tools
1.reverb
2.chorus
3.flanger
4.delay
5.filters
to name a few
FL Studio comes what "we" call stock plug-ins of what I listed above
Plug-ins: Virtual Processors | Sweetwater.com
in that sweewater link those are third-party plug-ins
as well as virtual instruments
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtYw-H_L5D09T9uWeNBUvqg
by the way I'm a Cubase and FL Studio user
also spent time with Studio One and Pro Tools
kudos to you, I thank you a lot. This most definitely is vital.
So.... for example.
I cut a sample to loop what I want, add my beats(8o8s kicks whatever for a hiphop sound), my melodies, verse etc.
Now it's a complete ready to render...
it's not just easy to render, have it saved, then upload?
Assuming it must be unmixed x unmastered.....
So you're saying the stock plugins I can actually use to pretty much make my music sound more clear, proper, and some what louder is mixed and mastered? Thanks for again man!
So.... for example.
I cut a sample to loop what I want, add my beats(8o8s kicks whatever for a hiphop sound), my melodies, verse etc.
Now it's a complete ready to render...
it's not just easy to render, have it saved, then upload?
Assuming it must be unmixed x unmastered.....
So you're saying the stock plugins I can actually use to pretty much make my music sound more clear, proper, and some what louder is mixed and mastered? Thanks for again man!
Spaceman_Ant
New member
Kudos....??
This man gave you alot more then others would have thought to tell u....
-pretty much once they saw beats.....
But your quote not exactly.....
I mean yea its easy to render save n upload... all those are just pushing a button....
But its the learning curve to understand what those stock plugins are actually doing to the sound n the mixer track....
what the reverb is effecting and how much of it is being used where n when....
good luck... hope to see u round here tho bruh