A great bit of advice
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Posted on May 03, 2010 07:08 am
Jovhato
Music is everything
Member Since: Apr 01, 2010
I'm sorry if posting from another forum is out of line. If it is, please delete this.
This is a really long post I found on the Cockos website while checking out the Reaper forums. It's about how to get a great sound just using your own ears, and there's a lot of good information.
The author is Yep.
forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=29283
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May 03, 2010 10:24 am Very helpful so far! thanks for the link.
Edit: Wow. this is really great stuff. page 2 he starts talking about more "creative" aspects and...well i won't give it away :P if anyone has time though, this is worth a read. Looks like a 35ish page post.... sooo. I'm all but ignoring any of the posts besides what yep says. Many of them are just creating more problems anyway
May 04, 2010 12:18 am This is srsly what I've needed for about 2 months lol, saves me from asking a ****-load of questions.
"It is important to work fast. Finished is always better than perfect."
so true
cruxTypo SzarMember
Since: Jul 04, 2002
May 04, 2010 06:22 am this post is epic
update> im on page 3 and my mind has been blown about 15 different ways from just the info as well as the insight into the mind of home recordists
and must i note that the poster uses steak as an analogy for a bit... MM also uses steak in his tips section
some kind of weird sound-meat connection the rest of us dont know about?!?!?!
May 06, 2010 12:39 pm haha! i noticed that. Maybe the secret to making it in the music industry is hearty, manly, red meat.
I'm on page...6-7 or so. Around compression. I need to slow down and focus on some more creative aspects, then come back to this as a refresher soon. I have a feeling i'm blowing threw it too quickly sometimes and not retaining enough. This post really is incredible. It seems like he's touching on everything.
McMerkinHobbyist musician,pro recorderMember
Since: May 15, 2007
May 12, 2010 01:04 am This is an exceptional resource, thanks for posting this link!!!
