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NS2 and Ableton project: You Will Find It (or make it)
My first "full production" on Nanostudio 2, which means that I composed in NS2 and exported stems to Ableton Live for mixing and mangling. Most of this is stock NS2 but I doubled some instruments with similar ones in Ableton. I really like this workflow, for me it's faster than starting in Ableton and takes away some of the initial pressure.
AUv3 list:
Sensual Sax
ShimmerFX
The vocal samples are from my favourite episode of 1960's Star Trek. I've used them before and I probably will again 
Comments
Great one!
I like this kind of workflow. Write down the ideas fast and do the fine tuning on a desktop DAW later.
Thanks! Yeah, I work on a desktop all day, so I like to stay on the iPad as long as possible and switch over to the desktop only when it's all figured out and I can start the polishing, really get down into the little details that would get frustrating on the iPad. And the desktop is connected to the big speakers, which helps
Not what I would usually listen to, but I really enjoyed it. Good stuff!
Wow thats really top production quality.. really big sound, respect !
That's a really big compliment, thank you!
Thanks @dendy
Nice! Cool production and fun listen. I didn't realize ns2 could do that, and now that koala can do it too, maybe I'll look into ableton, I have only used it very sparingly in the past.
Ooh yeah!!!
Thanks! Yeah, exporting stems is actually much easier than in NS1, I exported them in 32bit floating point, which means that I could get away with some tracks going 10dB into the red. Then I could just lower the clip’s volume in Ableton and there’s no clipping. Never done that before, feels like magic 😀
🥳 right on!