The goats still using EXS24 and the stock logic EQ

The thing they talk about relating to using "The Glue" as a limiter you can do with PhatFX. Drop on empty PhatFX on the end of a channel that might be clipping, boom it's at 0db. You can turn down the volume on the output bus and keep saving headroom as well.

@spacecwby @gabo

Send your demos to tHe dean

I like how so many people use their DAWs stock EQ

ud do well to!

my s*** aint nearly presentable yet lmfao still ironing it

A question for y’all, how many stems do you guys average per project?

For me id say like only 12. 20 max

20-30 prob idk

That reminds me

I don’t think I showed you this yet

clyp.it/mw32vfa3

Yo i finally got around to sampling in Alchemy. Have little idea what I'm doing but the experimentation is so fun. I can tell this is probably the most detailed sampler out there, along with native instruments form.

One question though, how do you get just a blank template to import the sample with? It's currently meshing my sample with other presets which is cool but I'd rather start from scratch

New demo

Guitar and bass played by me
Drums programmed by me

File -> initialize preset in the top right

It should just be a saw wave. Drag over a sample and import it as a sample. It'll automap based on pitch.

I wish I could sing. The vocal stacks on this are insane

This is f***ing fire man🔥🔥

StepFX is CamelSpace. S*** can get wonky in there too.

Depends tbh from 8-10 but I always try to keep it simple

when I make dnb it's at least 10 for just the drums

amount of stems doesn't matter tbh - picking the right sounds and leveling matters more

new remix

This is great man, i really like your playing style

Appreciate it

These are some of my other songs I've made that are pages back, enjoy

Do you guys think a producer should stick to one style of music if he wants to build his brand?

Or is it okay to make a bunch of different type of songs.

How do you program the drums to sound so real like that? Is there a specific plugins you use

Some of the songs do have real drums lol, but other times I just have a kit from Maschine that sounds super nice. I do minimal tweaking from there (pitching the snare, volume levels) I don't have a drum kit in my apartment but the first song was recorded at my buddies studio.

I have such an ass backwards way of recording. I do my guitars as a "sample" in Maschine and have the track as one huge sample in the software. I'm too lazy to learn a new DAW and Audacity is a pain in the ass for transferring things back and forth.