Just got Trilian and im a bit overwhelmed by the size of library. Any good starter patches for edm? I'm mostly into tech house and melodic techno. Thank you! submitted by /u/PracticalBet4159 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Almost all my tracks feel like that lol. I spend countless hours one each track and periodically revisiting a few times every week or so to check them out with a fresh set of ears, and sometimes it feels like it is a banger, and it is done, and can't get any better, and I would go and finally post it on soundcloud, YouTube, etc., but it feels like total crap once it is there, and I feel like I should have spent more time working on the track. You ever feel something like that? submitted by /u/KLVLV [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I hear Ranger Trucco do this a lot in his songs. It sounds like maybe he cuts the transient on the first kick in a double kick so just has the body of it? It’s hard to explain the sound but it’s in this song at 1:16-1:17 https://on.soundcloud.com/FnNuaeFSoy7MaSu49 submitted by /u/pseudonimz [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey all, I wanted to get your input on my approach to mastering etc. (I make mostly dubstep, DNB, bass house and whatever else) I watched Ahee's videos on gain staging and started using the same bus setup with Pro L's at each stage which I have in my template from the very beginning of writing a new song. As a result, I have gotten lazy with mixing. I still try to adjust levels to what I think sounds good, but I end up pushing most of the samples into the limiters. I don't mean to compose and mix at such loud volumes but I find that I almost do it subconsciously with all the limiters. I think ..read more

I have a softsynth but unsure where/how to advertise it. how do you find out about new gear? do you go to sites? reco from influencers? random sources? something else? submitted by /u/yawhol_my_dear [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hey folks! So around 9 months ago, I made a post going over some tips & advice to hopefully help you achieve a higher acceptance rate with the labels you're selecting in hopes of a release. A lot has changed with LabelRadar since then, a lot has changed with how we (Outertone) specifically use LabelRadar & a lot has changed over in the past year in the music space in general. So 9 months later, what's changed? What do we look out when looking to sign an artist in 2024? We still look at how complete your profile is and it really does make a difference, but not for the same ways I prev ..read more

Please post any and all [Feedback] or [Listen] type threads in this thread until the next one is created. Any threads made that should be a comment here will be removed. Rules: Make an effort to comment on other people's tracks. By doing so, you will find that others will be more likely to help you with your tracks. Be specific when asking for help. Examples of specific questions: "What do you think about this kick sample?" "How's this mix?" "I need some help on this melody, the last measure comes off a little cheesy, any ideas?" etc. Be descriptive when giving feedback. Use timecodes t ..read more

Im trying to create my own music that sounds like the awesome music that the TV show Survivor produces! They use these cool fijianish tribal vocal chants (not really sure how to describe it), and ive been looking for so long for some osrt of samples, soundpacks, or libraries that have these sort of vocals. There are other examples within this same video (you can fast forward to find a different track on this) if that would help. :)) - If anyone has any questions feel free to ask lol! submitted by /u/MessiMassi [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

https://youtu.be/M8lGWB6GkN8 at 1:41 I've tried layering multiple vocoders. Bass kinda worked but I don't have the right bass preset and I don't really know what to look for. For the main layer I'm completely lost. I couldn't get it even close. submitted by /u/Ziolo99 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more