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Looking back, I’m kinda proud of this one...
Learning to hold back and not over do it with guitar tracks. Used it as more of a percussive part of the rhythm here, rather than try to do a guitar solo over everything.
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Sounds good!
I had to listen twice to get to the "percussive" part which appears more like a guitar spere to me 😉
Thanks. I know it was a different approach for me. Something I should practice more.
How could You have such low dsp?😂😂😂
If I load all this synths on my iPad Pro 2020 it will get for sure over 100😩
Damn Apple
I had the same thought!
I'm liking this, but wow, that completely interrupted my appreciation of the track: HOW is he doing this!
It's really very good, @Intrepolicious
great ARR love this
@Intrepolicious I would suggest mono the drums heh
Thanks! Not sure! I never look at that unless I’m having problems. Maybe in this piece, the 4 instances of Addstation have simple enough presets loaded?
The guitar track was recorded and played back with the file player, but now that I’m looking again, the track that had the guitar, with Nembrini Sound Master and all, is still loaded in the audio channel and sitting there doing nothing! lol I could have gotten rid of that and saved even more DSPs...
Thank you!
Yeah? I played around with the drum panning especially when the guitar track comes in. The delay on the snare kicks in at the same time and has a pong effect. Again, something different than most of my stuff, which usually has mono drums.
Good going, Ed. I like the drama.