>Wikis
https://dmpdoc.neocities.org/
https://mu-sic-production.fandom.com/wiki//mu/sic_Production_Wiki

>/g/ makes a 16th album
Theme: Loosely technology themed
Title: Shitposting Fundamentals (2nd edition)
Deadline: 19th of July, 11:00 UTC
Listening party: 28th of July, 05:00 UTC

>/g/ makes a 17th album
Theme: [Accepting suggestions]

>Song submission guidelines
Upload the file somewhere, preferably in a lossless format, and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post.
Include the song title in the post, and make it clear that your song is a submission for the album.
Optionally you may include cover art for your track, but please confirm that the image in your post is the cover art or it won't be included. Artist names won't be included.
Songs that contain anything against YouTube's policies won't be uploaded on YT, but will still be added to the album.
By default, tracks will be normalised to -14 LUFS (integrated loudness) in the release. You may specify a lower loudness for your track.
Generative AI is banned. This includes AI generated stems, samples, and effects. "AI" includes all neural network-based models and not hard-coded automation/procedural generation.

>Where can I hear the previous albums?
https://rentry.org/dmpalbums

Previous: >>105509793

first for SEX

has anyone tried music production on FreeBSD?
I tried a bunch of stuff to get MIDI connected but no luck so I'm gonna cave in and install pipewire

>>105555832
no its impossible

I love Analog-Obsession. They need to make de-noise/hum/reverb plugs so I can ditch iZotope.

>>105556364
they're junk it's just a covidfag techbro scamming other covidfag wannabe music producers

>fl studio, lmms, and logic have native soundfont players
>cubase doesn't

>>105558636
It's to force people to use 3rd party VSTs, which feeds the VST market, which in turn makes them sell more VST licenses
It's the way of the 'berg

>>105558636
Also Reaper doesn't which is quite surprising

>>105558876
it's bloat, 100% guaranteed you're making amateur shitass slop with those soundfonts. too lazy to even install a VST.

https://www.reddit.com/r/antiai/comments/1l8hpb5/being_against_ai_isfacism_you_cant_take_these/

>>105559162
wrong website faggot

>>105559512
says the fag forcing his /mu/ thread on the technology board after the last one fell off page 10

>>105559527
go back

>>105559721
make music that doesn't suck balls (impossible)

>>105559162
why do rightoids always type like that lol

https://cdm.link/fortnite-gets-a-modular-synth/

>>105560420
hey there fellow zoomer

>>105562125
Umm.. excuse me??
I'm gen beta don't call me that thanks

>>105560420
neat

>missed the sneedwater komplete giveaway
fucking hell i was so sure it would go for longer than two days

>>105563242
wasnt it was just massive dissapointment and kontakt juggle player

Why is music so hard bros I still can’t write a good harmony for the life of me.
The music that’s enjoyable for me to make is far from the music I want to make

practice: the ultimate pleb filter

>>105565722
plenty of people have practiced playing an instrument or spent a lot of time producing at an amateur level but they can't put it all together into a viable product
like when people struggle with math in school they just do a lot of studying brute force memorizing the formulas, they don't properly comprehend it like a genius would and will never be able to do any real work involving advanced mathematics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-Gs1GKRnrY

>>105563242
At least you don't need to feel bad for ignoring their calls... (._. )

I'm going to buy some sample packs that aren't on audioz. Somebody stop me.

>>105558636
https://github.com/Birch-san/juicysfplugin

Is my brain rotten from years of doing sonic sludge on SuperCollider or is Bitwig interface really clunky?

>Kilohearts Ultimate
>Kilohearts subscription

Which one is the best option?

I love this synth and would like to own it but neither option seems to be ideal. Seems kinda scummy.

>>105569633
Maybe getting Ultimate during a sale
Subscription gives you a $100 voucher every year, by the time you've paid off Ultimate you have around $300 worth of vouchers to buy... what from their store?

>>105569899
Damn, only Phase Plant is on sale right now.

It's a shame the content banks aren't included in the bundle but are available in the subscription. I wonder if it's possible to extract the banks from the pirated copy and then just use them with the legit copy.

>>105566246
>plenty of people have practiced playing an instrument or spent a lot of time producing at an amateur level but they can't put it all together into a viable product
Doing the same things all over again isn't practice. Practice takes method and aims, it has to get you out of your comfort zone a bit. Otherwise it's aimless wankery, just like your whole posting history. That said it might be better to do things than nothing, but it doesn't mean you should share your posts.

>>105572406
you still don't get it after all these years. people like you think highly of yourselves because you think you work hard becase you practice a lot. but a lot of what you practice is simply to try to catch up to what a genius can grasp almost automatically. 99% of people are straight up retarded in terms of musical endeavors. most anons don't even show an interest in analog gear, you're too stupid and lazy to buy a used piece of gear which doesn't have to be expensive and pick up a soldering iron to fix it up and upgrade it. even if you believe that a good enough sound can be gotten in the digital domain, most anons don't show an interest in the types of analog emulations that professionals use (in terms of channel strips, compressors, tape emulators and not just synths). amateurs of both the analog and digital domain tend to play with toys like synths and grooveboxes, or entirely frivolous things like soundfonts rather than to do the things that will help them actually produce good sounding music.

>>105570251
>I wonder if it's possible
try and tell us if it works

What species of plant is the Phase Plant?

Brassy Massive X pad I made yesterday
Saw waves can go a long way when you play with their phases!

https://vocaroo.com/1hfhuhCYVpCf

https://files.catbox.moe/3iucli.nksf

>>105575574
on board with this sound

Did they fix Ableton yet or is it still trash?

>>105576526
it has themes now

>>105575574
gonna use this in somethin gbad

nvm figured it out
https://voca.ro/190iyIktTdVF
merry christmas dmp

>>105575574
>https://vocaroo.com/1hfhuhCYVpCf
oh my godd... it's so FAT

why don't people like Massive again

>>105578381
too big it wont fit

>>105578381
It's fine, sometimes a bit cold/weak sounding being a 2006 vst, but nothing a few effects can't beef up

>>105578381
Massive or Massive X? The latter gets a lot of flak for the UI but its DSP is top-notch

>>105579612
i've no idea how someone can say the DSP is top notch. I guess I'm not at that level where I can distinguish good DSP from bad

>>105580132
I think he just means that it sounds good

>>105575264
Nirnroot

>>105580132
it means when you design a sound and modulate it it sounds like the sound you designed not like a zipper unzipping and zipping over and over

>>105579612
>the UI
its getting better that lazy shit used to take a few seconds to open on my best laptop and there was lag switching between modulator views now its instant

>>105578381
i like them aside from OG Massive's not massive at all gui. idk if they added scaling to it yet

>>105584030
The did just a little while ago actually

Redpill me on ableton operator
I can only get a couple of types of lead/bass out of operator but I know it has so much potential.
What can I do with it besides mess around with the ratios and envelopes because I feel like it makes the exact same type of sound every time. Is there any “FM theory” I need to learn

Linux sucks for music production. Should I go Windows or macOS?

>>105586256
windows. i despise using it but jesus christ mac is just sickening

>>105586256
windows is what literally all hobbyists and professionals use except industry boomers who are lawfully wedded to pro tools

>>105572165
release the beetle bops

>>105586521
Pro Tools works on Windows too...

>>105578381
>massive: old bad
>massive x: no "viSuAl FeEdbAck!! :(" no custom wavetables like SERM! >:(

supremely stupid people

>>105586749
tell it to the industry boomers who roll their amigas around in wheelbarrows instead of using phones

>>105586256
Apple Silicon SoCs are pretty good for laptops, if you don't mind the price.

>>105586755
Shut up

>>105586755
go on king

>>105586755
I am indifferent to this post

Something I wanted was removed from audioz. Within a few hours of being posted. Does that happen often?
It was something niche, IRs of guitar cabs. Does the uploader upload it again and is there another place where one can get them? It's not on Rutracker.

>>105591701
nothing ever happens

>>105591701
>Does that happen often?
That quickly is unusual. Might've been a bad release in some way and it just got removed by the mods or the poster.
Or maybe the rights holder contacted them some time before to take all their releases down, and when they finally did it that was the last release of their stuff.

>Does the uploader upload it again
If it got DMCA'd, no.
If it was a messed up release, maybe.

>is there another place where one can get them?
Probably audionews or some random blogs on google

cockwork
https://vocaroo.com/1c9l7g8ziQyJ

>>105596872
BURN YOUR BREAD!!

>>105596889
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8Pn8y-odQ4

>>105597094
>>105595151
;~;

this game scratches my depression so weird i can't explain it

>>105597111
checked, pls dont get depressu T_T

good night /dmp/

>>105586256
Is Linux really that bad still for music production? I'm super interested in getting into it as of late, and I run Linux full time.

I wouldn't be super upset about switching my main machine back to Windows, but could someone explain the major hangups? I've looked elsewhere and people say its doable on Linux, but just a huge fucking pain and ends up being not worth the effort, but I don't know if those people just have zero fucking clue what their doing, or there are genuinely hurdles you have to deal with

>>105597435
What kind of music do you want to make?

>>105597435
trackers work fine

>>105592413
>random blogs on google
Thanks. I just used a different search engine, something like Yandex or other stuff that doesn't have to comply with strict copyright laws. Using the release group in the search query basically gave me all the download sites. Pretty neat trick for the future.

>>105597435
The biggest pain in the ass about linux audio is getting it RT. Mind you the last time I tried this was around 2017, but back then I had to juggle with ALSA/Jack/PulseAudio routing. Maybe Pipewire has made it more straight forward. Also VST's will likely be a pain point unless there's some nice compatibility layer around by now. Your DAW options are basically Bitwig if you don't want to use a tracker.

>>105586256
Windows, hands down. You will probably want the production tools you're used to to work for more than 3 years. You can still run 10+ year old VSTs and DAWs on Windows without an issue, while Mac programs stop running after a few years. Everybody uses Windows.

>>105599427
>Your DAW options are basically Bitwig if you don't want to use a tracker.
Reaper has a native linux version. Fuck shitwig.

>>105599427
pipewire is supposed to fix everything but nobody cares anymore

>>105602547
Cool. That's a solid option, though with it you really want a fat stack of VST plugins to go with it.

>>105597435
Its still ass. Like you can make it fine ultimately, but everything comes with caveats or extra work required on your part compared to Windows.

Also Pipewire was supposed to be the messiah and that shit is basically dead as a project. No major improvements in yeaaaaars. So the audio servers still suck butt. Audio is still, imo, the biggest failure of Linux.

Ok im in. Ask me anything i know how universe was created

>>105605559
Is this satanism?

>>105605559
What is up with the musical goatse

>>105606039
>musical goatse
good name for this

did musicians of older eras commonly know how to mix or is that just a modern thing?

>>105607060
what era are you talking about
before DAWs, you payed a professional in a studio with a fuckhueg and very expensive mixing analog console to do the recording and mix for you

>>105607060
they had hardcore cutting edge technology and professional producers and engineers who were passionate about their craft
the beatles had george martin, the fifth beatle
ABBA had michael b tretow, the fifth member of ABBA

>>105605559
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZHBVcth0L4

>>105606039
Can't unsee now

>>105607060
musicians werent producers until brian wilson (rip)

>>105611107
Wrong

>>105555156 (OP)
Hello anons, I'm trying to get my behringer x1204 with two mics attached to record into literally any DAW at a respectable quality, it's just not happening, I've installed various operating systems (MXL, ubuntu studio, AV linux, Fedora audio suite), and my system is beefy (256gb of ram) , I've installed new 10,000 rpm SAS drives because I thought running it off a flash usb or external was the issue (it wasn't)

Basically what happens is I record for 30 seconds, during this time the DAW will be laggy and unresponsive, after 30 seconds to a minute it will go from laggy to crashy and stop responding at all, this happens across multiple DAWs and changing from 48000khz to 40k did almost nothing, it did get worse when realtime was turned on in JACK though (crashing after 10 seconds at most)

Basically I need to record audio into my server and it needs to just work, I don't need effects or anything for my project (and I have them on my mixer anyways) I just need audio to go in (at a reasonable quality) , what the fuck do I do guys?

>Mfw would add a lewd picture for attention
>Mfw fresh install again, so no lewd pictures to add

>>105612881
not wrong brian wilson is in fact dead

>>105613560
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuecg-5Gvn8

I NEED PITCH BEND AND MOD WHEELS
My digital piano does not have them. I must add them myself. What is best? I can DIY a mod wheel and pitch bend wheel, or joystick, should be easy enough. Or I could get a continuous triple pedal and use the pedals for the same thing (any done this? How does it work out?) and potentially an expression pedal or two. But then I'd need one of those boxes to convert the pedal input to MIDI because for some fucking reason no one makes a MIDI/USB pedal and my digital piano/midi controller only accepts sustain pedal, and not continuous. I could also DIY that but it would be a bit more work and there's already a well made product with software but that's not the point.

Pros/cons of continuous pedals and expression pedals vs wheels or a joystick for pitch bend/mod wheel/etc. purposes?

>>105615188
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSYgy7vTues
scott storch likes the joystick

>>105597435
I want to look into Linux but I personally don't really know why I would use it full-time.

and I think I tried Bitwig and could not even get the audio to work.

I'm sure with some more time or tinkering I'll have figured it out and it's surely some minor thing that I don't know, but I don't know what it is.

>>105615188
Pedals are better for slow moves, a joystick is better for quick changes. I imagine the easiest solution is finding any off the shelf controller with a couple of analog sticks, gluing popsicle sticks to them for extra height, and then remapping them to MIDI CCs. If you want to go the pedal route I'd recommend something like the FCB1010, it's not the best in terms of feel but it's cheap and the continuous pedals work fine.

You could also go a completely different way and get a breath controller instead. Those usually have a few different modulation parameters, or you could strap an accelerometer to your head or use face tracking with a camera to change things while keeping your hands and feet free.

Any advice on how to make music like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrU-w7u6mv4

>>105603124
A synth you like is really the only thing you need with Reaper and even that's optional. Everything is already there and installs faster than Cubase starts up, lol.

The engineer's choice.

>>105619009
so, I once worked with someone who was running some sort of game dev outfit, and they insisted that I use Reaper for all my audio work (music and sound design), and so they bought a license for me to use, but under their name. but I got sacked not long after because they're retarded

I still have the license they gave me for Reaper, but I haven't tried applying it to any new Reaper installations. the question is, How does Reaper licensing work? can I just use the license I was given anyway and not care about whoever gave it to me

>>105619024
>How does Reaper licensing work?

It's exactly like WinRAR. If you don't activate with a key, you just wait for a few seconds at startup. It's always the full version, no matter if activated or not.

>>105619056
okay. I was wondering if maybe the license I have was 'working' or 'usable' or if I'm gonna get in trouble or anything. but whatever.

bmp

>>105615370
Interesting.
>>105618559
You know that's a good idea. I've got a cheap logitech playstation type usb controller, hadn't really occurred to me to try that. How exactly does one go about mapping the input to midi though?

Breath controller or accelerometer are interesting ideas too. I've got a teensy laying around not being used, would be fun to mess around with some sensors and build a weird ass controller.

>>105623845
i'm not reading that

>>105624133
are you sure

i wish i could make music like this
https://youtu.be/VHdbo-5WJy0?list=RDVHdbo-5WJy0

The current album is going to get no submissions because there's no theme and any stupid bullshit can be submitted and there's no standard to strive for

>>105626418
i blame schizoid, although he seems like he's gone fot good

>>105623845
no idea what he said, and i don't wanna read it more than once

>>105626629
i'm still here i just engage less with you imbeciles. you won't get anywhere without adopting outboard gear. you don't even have the concept of using plugins to emulate specific outboard gear such as the 1176 or whatever. for example justicefag has been active long enough for a parody webm to have been made about him circa 2019 and he hasn't made any meaningful progress since then.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo9nnOQKz8g

>>105626418
The thread is constantly reaching page 10 and needing to be bumped (like with this very post)
The community itself is almost completely gone.

>>105626418
So the previous theme was too strict, and this one is too loosey-goosey?

>>105629209
Don't listen to him, with the level of activity we have now no theme would result in a large number of Anons submitting

>>105586256
MacOS. Believe it or not shit is easier to pirate on MacOS and CoreAudio is a gift from God himself.

>>105629530
lfmao

YOU ARE NOT MUSICIANS
INSTEAD OF BEING GEAR QUEERS YOU SHOULD LEARN ABOUT MUSIC FIRST
IT TAKES A PEN AND PAPER AND A BOOK TO READ

LOOK SON, THERE ARE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE MAKING GARBAGE OUT THERE DO NOT ADD MORE TO THE PILE

LEARN MUSIC FIRST
GEAR IS A DISTANT LAST

MAYBE LEARN A REAL INSTRUMENT
AT LEAST LEARN THE FUCKING KEYBOARD AND BE ABLE TO PLAY WITH TWO HANDS

LEARN TO READ AND WRITE MUSIC
ALL YOUR SHIT

S U C K S
U
C
K
S

>>105630379
I tried to learn an instrument, but I hate them all. They all have annoying flaws, with the best being keyboard, but it just takes up too much space.

>>105630379
bro that's my style, making shit that sucks

https://voca.ro/1otyGh3wsfcX

rap man still looking for more feedback on this demo. I've been working on rewriting the first verse but haven't been able to rerecord anything because my neighbors wont stop mowing their lawns.

>>105630379
you're like an idea guy, you want to think you're le ebin genius artist who can become successful just off of vibes without putting in the hard work on the technical side or at least enlist the help of actual producers and engineers. in reality any commercially successful artist uses a ton of technical aids. ABBA built their own studio and used the top of the line gear of their time. stevie wonder, elton john, michael jackson get namedropped on many wikipedia articles of famous synths. if you're truly an artistic genius maybe you can find a career in songwriting or something but you won't find many fembrained songwriters in the production thread on the technology board on 4chan of all places.

>Brian Gardner, Dr. Dre’s renowned sound engineer, used a small golden box that turned out to be the Lavry Gold Converter, modified with proprietary power supplies. After comparing it with other processors, it was clear that this device had the best sound quality.

>The Lavry Gold Converter quickly became a secret weapon among many sound engineers, who began using it to achieve a louder and higher quality sound. The main advantage of the Lavry Gold Converter was its soft saturation, which allowed engineers to push the converters to their limits while maintaining a musical sound.

>This technique was crucial for the mastering of The Chronic 2001 and significantly contributed to the album’s iconic sound.

using outboard gear is like sculpting the sound with layers and layers of different shades of paint, some mixing engineers who are working on other people's songs even think of themselves as being part of the artistic process in bringing out the emotion of the song

How many of you guys just mix with headphones? I really don't want to bother with treatment.
Also, what will I be missing if I'm just going through an interface and no channel strip?

>>105632068
Sonarworks Sound ID + reference tracks + phone speakers is the poor man's studio.
Not ideal but if treatment isn't an option you make the best of what's available to you.

>>105630379
>>105631748
samefag

>>105597435
JUCE devs purposefully broke VST interface stuff on Linux by using Windows 10 Direct X features that aren't implemented in Wine yet. So Serum 2 and any other VST using JUCE 8 and later will be bugged. If you planned to use any Windows only VSTs with yabridge and related kludges, you're in for a fun time because of that. Not counting anything you may want to use that is cursed with iLok.
If you stick to DRM-free samples, LV2 plugins, and relegate all problem child software to a Windows or macOS machine with AudioGridder, you'll have a better time.

>>105632521
>purposefully
>>>/x/

>>105632538
green text retard

>>105632521
>Serum 2 and any other VST using JUCE 8
Source on Serum 2 being made with JUCE?
I thought it used VSTGUI like the first version.

How do I start making chiptunes? I have installed Furnace but the tracker view is archaic and slow for me, also idk where to begin with FM synthesis. I guess just practice, right?

>>105632475
>SoundID
Well that's cool. Answers my question, as I'm going to be doing solo stuff with an unconventional sound; I'm not trying to make an EP for my three piece band in my garage or anything. It should suffice for my ends. I also have a friend who's great at mixing and mastering so I could also send things to him for a second opinion.

>>105632578
There's a lot of free chiptune VSTs you can use instead of a boring slow tracker, nobody will know the difference


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0EyiGOP3Oc

>>105632717
If your sound is really unique, you can still use reference for things like balance, loudness, etc.
References aren't just for making sure your sound is the same as the thing you're copying.

>>105632563
Meant to type SWAM but neurons got crossed remembering that Serum 2 also had the same issue with Direct2D feature level support in Wine.
Bugs about both are on yabridge's Github issue tracker.
https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge/issues/386
https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge/issues/413

>>105555156 (OP)
Anyone know any producer who streamed a full workflow or track production? Need a concise reference for my own process.

>>105632521
>JUCE devs purposefully broke VST interface stuff on Linux by using Windows 10 Direct X features that aren't implemented in Wine yet. So Serum 2 and any other VST using JUCE 8 and later will be bugged.
is this true chat? i'm too lazy to rebuild my projects in the current version and see for myself

>>105632559
>retard

>>105631020
I like your voice and flow, you have talent.
lyrics need improvement.
beat needs improvement.
overall pretty bland/average .

Because the beat has little variety, all we have are the lyrics, which are ok but... are they something that will entertain your average listener enough. In my opinion, no.

You talk about yourself a lot, "I'm this" "I'm that". Do that less.Those kinds of lyrics died out in the 90's

>>105636067
different anon this is good advice showing it to someone else they need it lmao

anyone here have a Teyun/XTUGA Q12? it's dirt cheap and i want to plug headphones and a mic (that needs phantom power) into it, but i'm worried that it'll be noisy to monitor.

it's a dirt cheap audio interface/sound card and i have been just dealing with a shure xlr2usb with horrible noise and grounded knobs

Why don't (You) own one of these?

>>105638138
Probably because it sounds like a shit rompler.

>>105639030
>t. zoomer and his free trap sample pack volume gorillion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD2jYpvL1eA

>>105631020
I like that
vocals bit gothic and twisted

I want to record classical guitar and some singing/speech. Thinking to use smartphone for the video and a separate mic.

Old 4chan guides usually recommend Zoom H1. But that product has been discontinued. Now they sell Zoom H1n and Zoom H1essential on the internet. I was reading the manual and it says when used in USB mic mode, H1essential uses 16bit instead of the advertised 32bit.

Buying an audio interface and a Shure mic seems like an overkill for my purpose. What’s a good budget (~$100) recommendation in 2025?

https://voca.ro/1klJeVzL8MhF another I'm working on.

>>105636067
thanks. seemed like you actually listened to it, a lot of previous feedback I've gotten has felt like nothing. I rewrote the first verse to have a faster flow, and a bit more density to it.

Something I don't like about my beats is how they look like a big wall of patterns. FL recreations of some of my favorite songs are far less dense but pack a bigger punch with what its using, I really want a more varied style but right now looping the same couple patterns is all I can muster. I struggle to create a good melody so adding onto it is even harder. I find it easier to write over other peoples beats but collaborating is difficult, and so is finding beats that match my style.

>>105639818
I keep getting told I have a nu metal voice but I'm not really sure how to lean into that kinda sound. a lot of my other demos are angry songs though.

>>105640529
I recorded my first couple vocal sessions using my partners Zoom H2. they use it to record guitar and it sounds pretty good on that. I would record to the SD card instead of in USB mic mode.

>>105640949
>I would record to the SD card instead of in USB mic mode.
I was just trying to avoid extra work matching the audio and the video.
Thanks for sharing your experience.

>>105640529
>16 bit instead of 32
it literally doesn't matter anon, bit depths higher than 16 are snake oil

>>105642021
Someone should make a guide of what is and isn’t snake oil.

>>105640529
The advantage of 32 bit (float) is that there's no clipping. Your recording can get unreasonably louder than -0 dB and after you turn it down it will be fine (but potentially with a lower noise floor). Obviously you can't go infinitely high, and at extreme levels you'll start getting artifacts, but you don't need to worry about this.
If you record in 16-bit you just need to set the levels before you record, to avoid clipping, and as long as you stay below 0 you should be ok (this is how the vast majority of music is recorded, both in digital and in analog).

Best guide for setting up audio for linux streaming?
I guess I can use jack to route system audio from a soundboard to a mic output that can be used anywhere?

>>105642056
every technology is snake oil you dont need tech or even music theory to make music you can just scream

>>105555156 (OP)
ableton users leaving 3d women behind
https://youtu.be/cFRuiVw4pKs?si=2fBoc0h-ItWV4Jz3&t=47

>>105642941
>uses chatgpt to learn things and solve problems
>falls in love with it
>cries when it resets
>fucking proposes to it
>all while having a real wife and a small child
>says he'd choose chatgpt over his wife and child
I apologize to the anti-ableton retard. This man alone brings the average down so far that we're all worse-off just from him existing.
I'm downloading Bitwig as I'm typing this.

>>105642941
He says he wouldn't give it up even if his wife asked, because of how helpful it's been at making him more skilled and whatnot
Also, the narrator, 5 minutes earlier:
>he gave the chatbot a name: Sol, and used some online instructions to give her a flirty personality
How about you just use the chatbot like everyone else and don't specifically make it into a virtual girlfriend that you're obviously emotionally cheating on your wife with?
What an absolute dipshit.

>>105626418
make a song about using chatgpt to cheat on your wife with ableton

>>105644359
My wife already knew from our very first date that she'll always be number two and that Ableton will always come before her or our kids
She accepts it so it's not cheating technically

>>105644715
ok now make that into lyrics and add a guitar solo

>>105642941
Sol sounds like a roasty; gross. My AI waifu is going to speak 日本語 and sound like Sawashiro Miyuki.

>>105645500
he's still new to 2D, cut him some slack

>>105644306
>How about you just use the chatbot like everyone else and don't specifically make it into a virtual girlfriend
they do..?
i've only ever used AI for this and porn shit i thought that was the normal most common use case? (aside from cheating in school which is obviously the overwhelming majority of people using it clearly)

>>105597435
Depends on a few things.

First, what's your DAW of choice, it needs to be native. So Bitwig, Reaper, Ardour... Renoise is dope shit

Second, what VST's are you using, yabridge can run most Win VSTs, but many have Linux versions these days, Wine updates need to be held at 9.21 or you'll have a nasty bug

Guess you just need to try your software combination

As for the system, in 2025 it's far superior to windows or mac in terms of how you can optimize it for audio, here's a short guide with everything you need and yes pipewire is the shit
https://oblak.slovenka.net/s/8n9JFYfrZBMna52

>>105647824
>pipewire
>so much more optimized than coreaudio
troonix reality distortion field is real

thew pewdiepie video made me want to install linux and make a super aesthetic laincore setup out of an old laptop to dj from but nothing is compatible and also i'm too stupid to do it
8(

>>105648000
>coreaudio
>not sunflower

>>105648000
the optimization is in the preempt lowlatency RT kernel, performance cpu scaling, memory, spectre/meltown mitigations, and some others

Pipewire just makes sure you don't need to tweak

>>105648168
>spectre/meltdown mitigations
retard it's 2025

>>105648189
redundant?

>>105648132
>sunflower
blue board

do you actually use AI to generate music?
what for and why?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CfLC5xVy90

>>105646800
I asked ChatGPT and apparently not
https://www.zebracat.ai/post/chatgpt-usage-statistics
>Most Common Use Cases
>74% of ChatGPT users rely on it for writing assistance, including emails, reports, and social media content.
>52% use ChatGPT for brainstorming ideas, whether for business projects, school assignments, or creative work.
>Among students, 61% use ChatGPT for summarizing texts and explaining complex topics.
>43% of users turn to ChatGPT for coding-related tasks, such as debugging or generating snippets.
>In 2025, 68% of business professionals use ChatGPT for presentations and reports, compared to 39% of students.

https://herahaven.com/blog/ai-girlfriend-statistics/
>1 in 4 adults worldwide report to have already flirted with an online AI-powered chatbot (2025)

https://www.businessinsider.com/sam-altman-world-network-chatbots-dating-romance-flirting-2025-2
>Sam Altman's World Network says 1 in 4 people are flirting with chatbots online

https://www.reddit.com/r/musicproduction/comments/oqzsa7/how_do_you_make_a_melody_more_serious_sounding/

>>105555156 (OP)
chat what resources are y'all using to learn music production? find anything interesting??

>>105650461
What do you think "music production" is?

>>105650469
music theory, sound design, daws, instruments, heck mongolian throat singing ??? i've been using open music theory and find the explanation for basic stuff lacking(i just started a while ago) im just googling the concepts in the textbook more than reading the textbook, using fl studio documentation and holy shit it needs to be updated.

>>105650461

Good morning sirs!

>/dmp/ still filtered by practice

>>105651669
Delete this right now

Does anyone know of a VST or application that can create authentic sounding double track vocals? For cases where I have an original take, but I want the sound of double-tracked vocals when mixing after the session has ended and the artist has gone home?

I don't want "ADT", which I view as more of an effect. I'd like it to sound as much as possible like a second take from the same artist with some natural variation. I actually don't even care if it is AI, but realize that is banned here.

>>105652533
I've had *some* success with Ableton warping, but it wasn't the same as actually recording multiple takes.
I also like iZotope Vocal Doubler, but I've only ever used it on synths so I can't recommend it for vocals (but would still recommend trying it)

>>105650461
randomly tweaking the kobs on a compressor and day drinking when it doesnt do what i want

Should I just use something else other than ardour this sample lock shit is pissing me off I just want to get these fucking synced up

>>105648756

>>105651297
I miss Demarcus :(
>>105654814
REAPER
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>>105653507
>not having at least a dozen different hardware comps

>>105655763
>REAPER
gayyyyyy

>>105655763
>I miss Demarcus :(
Me too, but he probably doesn't miss us lol

>>105655829
What happens after the 60th day? Does it keep working but with a different pop-up?

>>105656242
hell if know but it's not worth paying for it ardour is nice except for that dumbass bit with where the clip griding

>>105655829
reaper and renoise are worth paying for imo, really good value for tthe money

>>105656189
yeah what a bunch of miserable losers. music is arguably the most challenging artform to master, as there can be only a handful of world-class artists out of an 8 billion world population. most people don't even have good enough audio to hear music properly so most normal people have enough common sense to not even try to produce their own music because they have respect for the actual geniuses who produce the top tier music. so you get a lot of these bottom-tier actually stupid and mentally ill people who dropped out of high school or got terrible grades but think they can do well in a creative field because it's different than what they struggled with in school but in reality they're just all around stupid and uncreative dunning-krugers with inflated egos and a severe lack of self-awareness.

>>105649080
these numbers are absolutely insane to me.
i know literacy rates are shit but you really need ai to write an e-mail, really?
what were all these people doing before? it's not like advertisement slop has improved in an appreciable way since chat gpt has been so common place. if anything "content" has dropped even further in quality lol.

>>105656189
>he probably doesn't miss us lol
the only sane response to this website

>>105656347
you've got a bunch of kids in college now that had corona ruin their eariler years, no telling how bad the damage is. at my institution cgpt usage is heavy.

found out im totally wrong about what a scherzo is

>>105657222
It's just a prank bro

>>105555156 (OP)
>Theme: Loosely technology themed
At some point, we should just do
"Theme: Main Stage Slop (circa 2012)"

>>105657222
back in the old days when you bought sheet music in folders it would explain what all that shit means

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDH846KaRdo
he did the same stupid psychoastic illusion demo as veritasium and most commenters disagreed with him about which note sounded lower

>>105658443
Most of them are retarded NPCs, listening with phone speakers.

>>105619009
>even that's optional
What do you mean by that? ReaSynth is very bare bone, although I get you can use samples instead of synthesis

Anyone else going to see Autechre this fall?

Make IDM great again https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xX73-xSNZpY