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Forum Quick Tip of the Day (put yours here)

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in General App Discussion

Add Spatializer (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spatializer/id1574889552) to drums (even when panned) to give them a little dimension space and room in the mix

Comments

  • SimonSimon
    edited November 2022

    AUM tip:

    1. Open AUM.
    2. Load an app
    3. Long press on the app's icon
    4. Choose "select"
    5. Load a new audio channel
    6. Long hold on the "plus" sign on the new channel
    7. Choose "copy here" to quickly load a copy of the first app you loaded
  • audiblevideoaudiblevideo
    edited November 2022

    @Simon said:
    AUM tip:

    1. Open AUM.
    2. Load an app
    3. Long press on the app's icon
    4. Choose "select"
    5. Load a new audio channel
    6. Long hold on the "plus" sign on the new channel
    7. Choose "copy here" to quickly load a copy of the first app you loaded

    On a parallel track. A use case.
    Riffler as of yet has no way to sync chord progressions between instances so:

    1. set your Riffler progression in one app instance
    2. "Select Riffler" (as post above)
    3. "Copy Here" and adjust the generated Riff as desired
  • NeuMNeuM

    Continuing with the drum theme, I like to apply @FredAntonCorvest 's "FAC Transient" to sampled and modeled drum kits to tame the transients (especially the "Kill the Room" setting, backed off slightly), then I add back my own reverb, echo or other effects without competing with the drum's natural overtones.

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fac-transient/id1358119434?mt=12

  • supadomsupadom

    Stay focused but don’t sweat it.

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