How do I make a good tune?
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How do I make a good tune?
Well, I've been making a lot of music recently, but it's just not 'good' if you know what I mean.
I'm having trouble getting my drums to sound right, and making my bass work with my drums so they sound 'proper' and 'professional'.
If anyone has any VST and VSTi plugins that will improve my music, I would really appreciate links to them. Preferably free because I'm not going to spend money on software.
Also, can anyone explain how an EQ and compressor works?
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
I'm having trouble getting my drums to sound right, and making my bass work with my drums so they sound 'proper' and 'professional'.
If anyone has any VST and VSTi plugins that will improve my music, I would really appreciate links to them. Preferably free because I'm not going to spend money on software.
Also, can anyone explain how an EQ and compressor works?
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
- little boh peep
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lol quite funny topic name...
tip 1. : just search articles and movies about mixdowns. There are some of them. read,read,read,read,read,watch,watch,read,read
it sounds very boring and yes it is but you gonna understand what you're using and youll use youre creativity differently even in mixing itself
tip 1. : just search articles and movies about mixdowns. There are some of them. read,read,read,read,read,watch,watch,read,read
it sounds very boring and yes it is but you gonna understand what you're using and youll use youre creativity differently even in mixing itself
have you tried smearing the side of your face with peanut butter?
It has to be the chunky variety to effectively damp down the standing waves, but with a bit of trial and error you can really improve the sound.
also, i find a teaspoonful of marmalade carefully placed in the center of my speakers woofer does wonders. gives bass a much warmer, slower impetus, which can really help with dubstep.
failing that, crush some digestive biscuits and fill your speakers with as much as you can afford. many speakers have holes in them for this very purpose, known as "biscuit holes".
It has to be the chunky variety to effectively damp down the standing waves, but with a bit of trial and error you can really improve the sound.
also, i find a teaspoonful of marmalade carefully placed in the center of my speakers woofer does wonders. gives bass a much warmer, slower impetus, which can really help with dubstep.
failing that, crush some digestive biscuits and fill your speakers with as much as you can afford. many speakers have holes in them for this very purpose, known as "biscuit holes".
is it?
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- betamaxnomates
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If you really want results you're gonna need to sidechain that peanut butter with the marmalade in the woofers.Batfink wrote:have you tried smearing the side of your face with peanut butter?
It has to be the chunky variety to effectively damp down the standing waves, but with a bit of trial and error you can really improve the sound.
also, i find a teaspoonful of marmalade carefully placed in the center of my speakers woofer does wonders. gives bass a much warmer, slower impetus, which can really help with dubstep.
failing that, crush some digestive biscuits and fill your speakers with as much as you can afford. many speakers have holes in them for this very purpose, known as "biscuit holes".
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