u/Gomesma
I focused about something really simple and at same time with elements matching in a way it combined about a storytelling style
u/Gomesma — 14 days ago
To me at same time simple and kind of cinematic, misterious vibe, what do you all think about it?!
u/Gomesma — 14 days ago
For those looking for professional sounds, probabilities, possibilities, opportunities, system, DAW, plug-ins... I am using Arch Linux, Mixbus, B.Sequencer + Surge Xt to create and the rest of plug-ins including LSP-Plugins, x42-plugins and Calf Gear Plugins to engineer..
Mixbus is not free, but it's brother is: Ardour. With these tools you can have $0 spent and full skills... You don't need to use Arch like me, Ubuntu, Debian are my favorites for easy-installation, I simply prefer Arch Linux.
I came with this topic since I really want to help and am really beatmaking with Mixbus + Bsequencer and Surge Xt with incredible sounds in my opinion and good decent quality.
Traditional DAW options and systems you all know are ok to work, but this side of the music opportunity is really free and interesting, for those interested I can give some advices as long as I know what you ask about Linux or Ardour, but since I am busy I might be not available soon, if yes I promptly answer.
Let's do good music!
u/Gomesma — 16 days ago
▲ 3 r/edmproduction
For those looking for professional sounds, probabilities, possibilities, opportunities, system, DAW, plug-ins... I am using Arch Linux, Mixbus, B.Sequencer + Surge Xt to create and the rest of plug-ins including LSP-Plugins, x42-plugins and Calf Gear Plugins to engineer..
Mixbus is not free, but it's brother is: Ardour. With these tools you can have $0 spent and full skills... You don't need to use Arch like me, Ubuntu, Debian are my favorites for easy-installation, I simply prefer Arch Linux.
I came with this topic since I really want to help and am really beatmaking with Mixbus + Bsequencer and Surge Xt with incredible sounds in my opinion and good decent quality.
Traditional DAW options and systems you all know are ok to work, but this side of the music opportunity is really free and interesting, for those interested I can give some advices as long as I know what you ask about Linux or Ardour, but since I am busy I might be not available soon, if yes I promptly answer.
Let's do good music!
u/Gomesma — 16 days ago