>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
Here we are making the successor to the first /g/ album, available at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX-8BeqU7bbzftAeW6dBwGtqu63RIYibd
Title: Shitposting Fundamentals (2nd edition)
Deadline: 19th of July, 11:00 UTC
Listening party: 28th of July, 05:00 UTC
Contributions needed.

>/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
https://www.youtube.com/@MusicOf4chan

Previous: >>105744978

>Song submissions
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105691768 - Rideem
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105773305 - Beep Bop Boop It's Yo Boi The Rapping Computer

>Next album theme suggestions
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105218308 - black people music
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105253988 - Halloween/spooky theme
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105299945 - Djent 80s porno soundtracks
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105657498 - Main Stage Slop (circa 2012)
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105685581 - ear grating internet music
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105740324 - Ambient [genre]
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105747797 - rock opera
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105747797 - vaporwave
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105747797 - porn ost
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105747810 - idm
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105749800 - rock opera + porn ost = The Cock Opera
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105750806 - Dwayne Johnson Opera

>Cover submissions
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105314671 [1]
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105317988 [2]
https://rbt.asia/g/post/105665775 [3]

>Cover submissions

>>105790726
posted it again award

>>105792666
bumped dead thread award

>>105792956
AI told me i'm smart award

>>105792962
cope and seethe, it's practically common sense that solving technical challenges is a large part of music production, otherwise you'd see a lot more pajeets and random people making it big because learning other things like songwriting is mostly free in this internet age (if you think you can just pay someone to teach you how to write hits, i have a bridge to sell you) whereas setting up the technical means of production usually takes considerable expertise in many areas, financial commitments and taking up physical space

>>105792989
You say all this knowing that we know that you haven't even started a single song, which makes your post the perfect storm of derangement and retardation.
It's too perfect not to be bait.
One post like this every once in a while could be believable, but you just HAVE to have some fundamental contradiction in every one of your posts, plus all the contradictory excuses when asked for anything that could prove you're for real (even just naming the gear you're always bragging about; all while literally being named after the EQ'd Chinese earbuds you used to obsess over in the >>>/iemg/ thread).
It's just too consistently bait-like to be believable.

>>105793066
posted it again award

>>105793078
Hello. My name is Afrojack. I'm Dutch and I am president of the National Record Producer Affirmative Image Committee. I'm representing Anon this evening and he has asked me to tell you in a very long speech, which I cannot share with you presently because of time but I will be glad to share with the press afterwards, that he very regretfully cannot accept this very generous award. And the reasons for this being are the treatment of record producers today by the schizo industry – excuse me – and on /g/ in /dmp/ threads, and also with recent happenings at /mu/. I beg at this time that I have not intruded upon this evening and that we will in the future, our hearts and our understandings will meet with love and generosity. Thank you on behalf of Anon.

>>105793241
the award:

>>105790516
/jp/ had no feedback about the hair but they said try adding this stuff so heres another edit to shit on

tatto is unreadable ill find a different font or some shit

the two a state of trance albums i ordered came in the mail this week, only six more to go and i'll have them all

>>105793828
look at these useless pieces of shit, MAKE TRACK SUBMISSIONS NOT GARBAGE

>>105794097
doing that too ass hole

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pb0_s6pwSIs

Anybody knows how modern techno artists manage to make their drums sound 'out of the speakers'? Where should I start?

>>105796047
>modern techno artists
literally who

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CH9yBqNKoaI

>>105796078
wtf is wrong with his face?

Here’s my song submission: https://voca.ro/11SgLzwj7s5r
It’s called “piquegridsloths” and was made entirely with eurorack a long time ago.

>>105796386
post raw file for OP

>>105796386
also are you related to that piss guy somehow?

>>105796633
I’ll see if I have one somewhere
>>105796650
Literally who?

i feel like everytime i read this general it is two schizos arguing in various characters and maybe another two or 3 people asking questions.

>>105796047
are you meaning stereo imaging? like sound placement? reverb and panning gives the illusion that sounds exist in different places.

jeniffer lopez anaconda

>>105797918
and now you can get more solid answer out of an AI, like a google search on steroids. arguing with retards in general threads, typically just the same unhinged boomer who engages with you on the wrong side of the argument for weeks, months, years, has always been an inefficient way to learn. 99% of anons never make it, you saw this with game dev as well when they've had more than 10 years and amounted to nothing.

>>105799229
she looks more like a pufferfish

and sounds like one too

>>105800495
>>105800516
https://youtu.be/XYiXG9CtPrA
if she a pufferfish then imma pufferfish

So... who's gonna make Durgascension 2?

there was an update and now there's this shit
i _feel_ like direct and default sound different but i can't put my finger on it
which one am i supposed to use? what the fuck even is that? direct isn't like a monitor afaikk

>>105801463
two more weeks

>>105802910
you WILL do the needful

btw i'll make a poll soon on how much to extend the deadline

>>105790485 (OP)
Vote on how far the deadline should be extended:
https://strawpoll.com/40Zm4NEVAga

>>105793241
More like Afrohack lole

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfLvECBW9Xg

>>105796633
I checked if I had the WAV anywhere. Negative. Sorry. It shouldn’t matter too much.

Bruce Springsteen goes electronic: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=--nXpimbuM8

g'night /dmp/

midi controller

>>105807032
Shit controller

Is audacity good for making rap music

>>105807300
Are you fucking stupid? It says right on the product page that it only does MIDI over USB, the only port it has other than the sustain pedal jack.
Pic related. Please point to where the Shit port is dumbfuck. Don't worry I'll wait.

>>105808042
Audacity is an audio editor, not a DAW, so it's not good at *making* any music, at least when compared to an actual DAW.
With that said, if "making rap music" entails downloading an instrumental track and layering a vocal track onto it, and applying basic effects fir mixing and whatnot, then it can be done with Audacity, but any free DAW is most likely going to be better in every way.

>>105808042
I started fucking with audio on Audacity in the early 2000s making dirty remixes and such. I would not recommend this, the average user can barely use FL or Ableton. If you don't know what a zero crossing, keep it moving

Bump

>>105809793

>>105809816
Go back to black twitter

Hi, I recently bought an FP30x digital piano. Its onboard controls are pretty limited. I'm interested really in just playing around with sound fonts right now, so I'm wondering if you can recommend me a straightforward/accessible software to do that with. I don't care about it being FOSS or anything just ease of use.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9FyVxAyUa0
why would they make such horrible ""music""?
they apparently appeal to zoomes as you might have guessed by the spastic nature of this ""music"" but their success is pretty forced
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katseye
https://genius.com/Katseye-mean-girls-lyrics
>Mixing Engineer
>Alex Ghenea
lmao

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB6jbWoGtlA
this sounds like real music, perhaps a bit overcompressed but it's a matter of taste, masterfully controlled dynamics and analog warmth. a lot of the other recent music releases make you lose faith in humanity especially if you venture into incel genres like EDM.

https://files.catbox.moe/nohdz0.pdf

what reverbs and tape saturation are you guys using? i've taken a liking to fabfilter's pro-r. was thinking of getting something like relab's lexicon emulation, but don't see a need as i like pro-r well enough right now. tape saturation, i'm not so sure

>>105812461
>reverb
vela/stock(luxeverb)
>tape
reelbus/softube tape

>>105810994
Reaper as your host DAW and sfz player VST as the plugin that plays the soundfonts.

>>105812461
you must be new here, the anons here are the type who think you just need a DAW with stock plugins, maybe some outdated VST synth. songwriting far outweigh production according to them and some of them outright deny that analog warmth is even a thing. they goon to telefon tel aviv, burial, justice, a select few katy perry/lady gaga/backstreet boys songs which have god tier songwriting according to them.

>>105812588
TTA shill here, and I posted that Burial and Lady Gaga song too:

I hardly use Ableton anymore other than to record eurorack and analog gear. When I did use a DAW, I liked Valhalla for reverb and delay. Fabfilter is supposed to be pretty good, as well as apulSoft. Besides those, I messed around with a lot of Native Instruments stuff. I’m sure there’s still a lot of max4live and Max patches that are great.

Songwriting can be really helpful, but most of the time people just fuck around and experiment and go from there.

>>105812588
Immolate Yourself was pretty much all analog and used an older Neotek console. They got kinda sick of all the digital micro editing of their previous albums, and they were VST gods by that point. Listen to the difference in warmth yourself: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eqtd3MzT9Jo

>>105812588
>>105812668
>>105812741

And it was all bounced to tape.

>>105812761
I’m not trying to hide bro lol

>>105812741
other anons don't show an interest in analog gear, they get asshurt about it because they think it's overly expensive or difficult to learn. most anons don't even show an interest in the types of analog emulation plugins that professionals use, which would be fine if it's because the plugins don't sound good enough (even those formerly huge EDM producers with billion stream songs struggle to get a million views these days with their shitty laptop productions), but they are even beneath that, they don't hear the advantage over using sterile plugins with no box tone and sloppy dynamics.

>>105812841
I mean, I guess? I hear what you’re saying. Not all analog is expensive (the most popular, older synths definitely are though), and yes there are some good emulations out there. All I can really go on is what TTA does now having been on both sides of the equation. He definitely programs custom Max patches, probably uses expensive plugins, but he also has a lunchbox with expensive API 500 series and Shadow Hills stuff. I know I posted the video here before. Basically, I think a combination of both is maybe best and most economical? I work for a music company that is all analog btw. I can’t sequence shit without a module with a digitial chip/firmware.

>>105813002
I think artists like Burial and KAVARI are mostly in the box. They do a really good job of generating warmth through tape emulations, samples, and whatever AM/FM + DC offset techniques there are. Example: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4NURTyxY2g4

>>105813076
Yeah I get what you mean. Some analog gear is crazy expensive now but a lot of the emulations are honestly close enough, especially in a full mix. Most people I know use a mix of both, maybe a nice outboard compressor or a few modular pieces but the rest is in the box. Personally I need at least some digital stuff just to get anything sequenced. It’s not really about being purist, just using what actually works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv8mdTe4WEM

>105813251
>105813076
>105813002
>105812841
>105812762
>105812741
>105812668
>105812588
all me

>>105813251
>>105813002
Yeah that makes sense. I’ve been leaning more hybrid lately too, just because it feels way more flexible. I still love tweaking hardware and getting hands-on with synths or outboard, but honestly some of these plugins are so good now it’s hard to justify the cost and space unless it’s something really special. Here’s a good video I found that breaks down a hybrid setup pretty well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv8mdTe4WEM. Plus digital makes recall and automation way easier, especially if you’re moving fast or collaborating. I think it just depends on your workflow and what keeps you creative.
>>105813267
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv8mdTe4WEM Yeah, all you but does piling up gear really change anything? Feels like just chasing sounds that never quite hit right. Maybe it’s just noise at the end of the day, no matter how many modules or plugins you stack. What’s the point if nothing really clicks?

>>105813251
>Some analog gear is crazy expensive now but a lot of the emulations are honestly close enough
For sure. I made this on a Behringer Neutron and it sounds pretty fucking good when the arp kicks in: https://voca.ro/102gvrTsiGkN

>>105813296
Yeah, the Neutron’s got that analog warmth, sure. But honestly, emulations are close enough that chasing the “perfect” analog vibe feels kinda pointless sometimes. It’s all just noise pretending to be alive. That arp kicking in is neat, but is it really adding anything or just covering up the emptiness? If you wanna see what real analog warmth means, if that even matters anymore. Check this out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Wl8wOKvl94.
https://www.reddit.com/r/synthesizers/comments/7x1v39/analog_warmth_is_it_real_or_just_a_myth/

>>105813292
>digital makes recall and automation easier
That’s definitely an understatement. It’s definitely possible to do this with analog CV recorders and ADSRs and such, but being able to draw it in precisely is one thing that that DAWs excel at. Shit, Ableton’s CV tools and Expert Sleepers have plugins just for this. Never tried Bitwig, but I hear they’re pretty good at it as well.

>>105813376
bitwigs big dick is automation on notes like every daw should have by 2025 but users wont switch for it and corpos dont give a fuck

>>105813324
>That arp kicking in is neat, but is it really adding anything or just covering up the emptiness?
Well, I think it’s breaking things up pretty good. I don’t know if the Neutron has vactrols or whatever to determine the rise/fall cutoffs, but overall I think it’s pretty good sounding. Somebody better versed in this stuff could probably make it sound better than me.

>>105813324
>Check this out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Wl8wOKvl94
Video unavailable.

Epic dubstep tutorial and hopefully people see the irony and never do it: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K5JSavlKfio

>>105813601
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPXC-Iv_K_g

>>105813324
Neither of those links work. Are you a GPT bot who hallucinated? Lmao

>>105813251
AI

>>105813902
>>105813925

>>105813925
It’s not AI man. I’ve around here long enough to know he’s a real human being.

Bump

I know undertale is le cringe or whatever but does anyone know how toby fox is able to get those lead sounds?
I'm talking about the NES-style square and triangle wave leads, if you listen to certain tracks he composes (especially newer ones) you get the smoothest most pleasing warm ear candy with nice harmonics, it just sounds so good.
I'm not aware of any VST or even emulated trackers that are able to reproduce those kind of authentic soft low-bit sounds without it sounding harsh, even if you mess with duty cycle

>>105814145
was he that dude talking about "digital dust" while claiming to have a PhD in Digital Music Preservation?

am non-musician
is tidal cycles a trooncore gimmick circlejerk or legit music making tool?

>>105816308
It's both, but as a legit music making tool it's very narrow in scope.

>>105816308
tidalcycles is cool and the coolest people use tidalcycles

>>105816269
that's an old copypasta

Recommendations for programs to use on windows?

https://youtu.be/F1GC9YkUd-g?si=OpK8UIfMEqQOeE1j&t=1539

>>105817611
be more specific, also: https://dmpdoc.neocities.org/

>>105816269
>he can't into rotational velocidensity

What should I use to crack/pirate fl studio

>>105818919
rutracker

>>105818919
a computer

>>105818919
ask soulja boy https://youtu.be/4odAU1X7EQw?t=65

>>105820895
man you suck, you're just posting nonsense to keep the thread bumped

>>105820929
ok? is that a problem for you?

>>105820965
be the change you want to be, contribute something or post "bump" instead of being a nuisance, you're hurting yourself more than anything, you will never be a successful music producer at this rate or even have a healthy "community" as what you're apparently trying to do with posting the OP and organizing the albums and bumping the thread

might as well talk to an AI instead of brainlet anons, the AI is like a google search on steroids, you can extract expert level knowledge from it with the right prompts

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>>105821018
Largely dependent on your experience in a field (you have none) and ability to parse information (which you've demonstrated that you fail miserably at).
You'll continue to learn just as little with AI as you R*ddit comments.
Sad!

>>105821018
AI still gets it wrong on a lot of niche stuff like music tech, also better to hear from people who actually use stuff...which is why you should use gearslutz instead of either.

>>105821005
i should have known it was you

>>105821569
kill yourself retard

>>105821590
try a better AI, the errors are more like mathematical stuff if it coded a python script wrong. it has the valid take on even a lot of controversial stuff in audio which you might believe is wrong because you're a delusional idiot. gearspace might only have a handful of mentions if any on a niche piece of gear, of course you should read it but take it with a grain of salt because a lot of the users are clueless idiots and some are even shilling against gear to try to convince people to buy the expensive name brand gear.

>>105821018
>might as well talk to an AI instead of brainlet anons
why are you still here then?

>>105821748
why are YOU still here, you suck balls fucking retard, you've been producing for a long time and still haven't catched up to 2010s dudebro EDM or whatever, which isn't even good enough by modern standards, most of the people in those genres are barely making a living

>>105821724
>kill yourself retard
Not an argument. You know I'm right..

>>105821762
you're delusional, you're trying to copy skrillex from 15 years ago and you're not even succeeding at that, you're too inept to adopt most analog outboard gear except maybe synths and you don't believe that the synths sound better than a plugin because you don't have a proper audio interface and monitoring, you don't understand other outboard gear like compressors

>>105821760
i'm noticeably improving year by year and that's good enough for me, also i barely produce any music at all lol. those three trance submissions are more than i made in the previous two years. just chill the fuck out man

>>105821760
Also you deflected instead of answering the question, are you just here to troll?

>>105821827
demanding answers to ridiculous questions is trolling too, here's your (You)

>>105821724
I just mean that factually it gets information wrong about certain machines or doesn't even know they exist. Though at least with Bard you can upload the manuals.

https://genius.com/Rita-ora-let-you-love-me-lyrics
not mixed by serban or alex ghenea

>>105822806
ah i see i undersatand now

>>105822877

look at all these fucking losers posting garbage "discussions" thread after thread as if they know "what makes good music" none of you have a fucking clue, no matter how much gear you buy.

You simple suck, just accept it and produce garbage because it's still better than posting useless stupid shit.

>>105822910
you have less than a clue, the unsubtle warmth of a song with billions of streams flies over your head, you don't even try to emulate the gear in the box like professionals do, you actively shy away from such youtube content

>>105822919
I literally got thousands of plays by sampling shit and making it worse in audacity you homo, what did you do?

>>105822927
you can get more plays with suno, you're not good at all

>trollposter gets met with the resident schizo
fucking kek

let me tell you a little secret you fuckups, it's not about your gear or knowledge, it's about being in the right place at the right time. You keep an eye for trendy shit and be the first, THAT'S LITERALLY ALL.

After that you become one of the "pioneers" and can make the most despicable garbage imaginable and still be praised.

>>105822938
no one fucking cares about suno, and it's going to go downhill already

>>105822960
i don't care for generative AI but you're bragging about thousands of plays lol like you're proud of ripping people off with low effort garbage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfkUP6OJiTM

>>105822975
It actually takes more work to hunt down cool samples and mixing them than composing sometimes. DJ Shadow literally does just that and is a musical god. You on other hand need a 12 gauge to the brain therapy

>>105822949
why do you think i want that? i just want to be humble guy and walk into my little room of synths and zone out for a bit

look at this goal post moving pice of shit go! You won't shut up now won't you? But muh anal wamrht!

>>105823018
who are you referring to? the last message from chuzo is >>105822993

Leave snoychan alone!
>mfw I'm making a song called "snoychan sucking dookie tonight"

>>105823046
i'm not even being targeted bro, im just curious what people are sperging about

>>105823046
>mfw I'm making a song called "snoychan sucking dookie tonight"
we'll take any submission at this point, pepe-kun

(You) of course you fucking drama queen, can't fucking live without namefagging for a minute

>>105823073
are you >>105822949 ? genuinely confused

>>105823089
look motherfucker unless you are the chuzo (which by your current behaviour you probably are) why the fuck do you even care? why is it that you always have to make it about yourself? I wasn't even talking to you but it looks like your split personality and bipolarity just can't live without attention

>>105823128
i asked a simple question here >>105823018 , because what appears to be happening is a troll wandered into the thread to troll and got into an argument with chuzo (lol), but there's a third anon and it looks like the troll is mistaking the third anon for chuzo, so thats what i was asking. it's (You) who is making this about me but i'm not involved at all

>>105823157
>>>105823018
meant for >>105823043

this mf is now gaslighting too

will this general ever recover? lol it used to be lowkey decent, at least the vibe wasn't so retarded and hostile

>>105823170
>lowkey decent
gtfo broccoli head, no one is making submissions anymore the influx of retards and mass exodus of talent happened months ago

here is a fucking theme suggestion: anal warmth

in this theme we take any instrument we want and fuck it up by applying shitty filters

>>105823170
the shartypocalypse and its consequences are a disaster for every genereal

>>105823170
its just one matroska poster

>>105822949
Trust me, I have the most banging trendsetting beats of February coming out in July.

https://genius.com/The-chainsmokers-dont-let-me-down-lyrics

>Using Hz instead of rpm
shiggy diggy

>>105823539
“Don’t Let Me Down” sounds like someone begging for help while falling into a digital abyss, like if a panic attack had a BPM and sidechain compression. Daya’s voice is raw but robotic, like she’s screaming into a void made of presets, and yeah maybe it’s formulaic but that formula works because your dumb lizard brain lights up when the drop hits and don’t lie, you’ve felt that anxiety too, that moment where everything’s about to collapse and all you can do is pray the bass saves you, even if you pretend you’re too cool to admit it.

>>105823589
>t. chatGPT
i wasn't even expecting much because of the chainsmokers cringe from mid 2010s but i looked it up for shits n giggles because it has billions of streams and it was nonetheless mixed with console/outboard gear

schizoglownigger uses a fucking chatbot to niggerfy this general

you see this with EDM slop producers like tiesto, the collabs with major pop artists are dank because of the professionally recorded vocals and mixing, but with trained ears you can hear the ableton slop underneath, and his pure EDM releases sound like shit

I'm confused. What is the current challenge?

>>105816172
He mostly uses the NES VST. It sounds nice and smooth. If you compare it with magical8bitplug, you'll hear the difference right away. Unfortunately it doesn't come with presets, so you have to set the parameters like the volume envelope, duty cycle, and pitch loops manually from scratch. You could find flp recreations of UT/DR songs, people recreated the instruments pretty well.

>>105825942
Interesting. I have magical8bit but NES VST is the one I wasn't able to get running in wine on linux. Oh well.

>>105825957
Yeah, magical8bit sounds like trash in comparison.

where can i fidn 808 sample

>>105828292
Right, 808 samples. Asking where to find those is like asking where to find water in the ocean, isn't it? Practically every sample pack under the sun has some variation of an 808, from clean and punchy to distorted and gritty. It really comes down to what fits your track's vibe. And let's be real, a producer's favorite 808s are often their secret sauce – they're probably not going to just hand over the keys to their sound. Gotta do some digging and find your own magic, my friend!

>>105828425
Did you ask chatgpt to reply to that question in the style of a redditor?
Are we really vibeshitposting now?

>>105828292
I got you bro, raw 808 sample
https://voca.ro/119wP0GNSJmr

Imagine dreaming of making it, only doing 'research' on YouTube and reddit, rambling about analog, what pros use, aiming for millions of views yet not actually making any music, be it in the box or with an actual instrument and looking down upon those who do. I vastly prefer staying at amateur level, having fun and playing live. Have you ever had gigs? Connected with a live audience? Would highly recommend.

>>105828814
what i'm talking about is like being an elite artist like leonardo da vinci or pablo picasso, we have a more sophisticated understanding and appreciation of the beauty of masterfully produced and mixed music. we immerse ourselves in the sonic aesthetic in a way that you have no way to conceptualize in your NPC brain. you're like a mediocre music teacher who complains about taylor swift, i don't envy that at all.

>>105828814
There's no shot he's not trolling. It's 100% bait from start to finish.
For all we know he could be anything from an already successful producer to someone with no intention of ever making music and only learning about music production memes to troll us. Kinda hard to believe someone would do that, but he's been proven to be willing to spend hours every day arguing with people about the things he pretends to believe, both in music making threads and in the audiophile ones.
And that's if he's not just a straight up bot (also possible).

>>105828886
>we have a more sophisticated understanding and appreciation of the beauty of masterfully produced and mixed music
KEK weren't you obsessed with Avicii like a year ago?

Too dumb not to be bait.

>>105828927
i was asking about what made him successful because i didn't see what was so special about him. his melodies are overrated as fuck.

>>105828945
Lol no you weren't.

>>105828886
>we have a more sophisticated understanding and appreciation of the beauty of masterfully produced and mixed music
Could you give us a list of songs that you think are a good example of this?

>>105829033
this isn't a good faith question at all, i know you're the same boomer as before. you have far too severe cognitive biases and a compromised audio system to be able to hear what a top level producer or mixing engineer hears. see >>105822771 >>105822806 or even >>105823539. i'm not going to spoonfeed the mainstream music from the 2000s because some of the songs have too unsubtle analog processing so that anyone isn't a retarded should be able to "reverse engineer" them to some extent and i don't want to help you that much, i just want to shit on you.

>>105828910
I know. Would be kinda twisted if he was an already successful producer, it didn't cross my mind. For me it's either troll bot or mental illness. Anyway, spending too much time to prepare doing things 'the most perfect way' is not a very good strategy. Not practicing, not getting feedback neither. Shying away from any audience only protects your ego of being butthurt by the exposure of your cognitive dissonance to reality. I bet if Chuzo is human and has a job (BIG IFS) he's the Mr know-it-all never-gets-anything-done with zero initiative of the office. Awful coworker.

schozoid uses two or more chatbots

>>105829070
>i don't want to help you that much
LMAO called it
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/105790485/#105829033_1

we just don't understand chuzo
he has a more sophisticated understanding and appreciation of the beauty of masterfully produced and mixed music

>>105828927
>>105828945
>Avicii
I recently heard that when he cut his wrists and neck with a broken glass bottle, he actually quit alcohol and opioids. He was quit hooked on meditation (mindfulness or transcendental, I don't remember), which is actually really bad if you have mental health issues such as depression, anxiety or eating disorders. I thought he committed suicide as an addict but the last line of his diary lets think it was the outcome of his meditation practice. Really makes you think...

>>105829108
FUCKING KEK

>>105829108
i gave you two examples ITT and judas priest war pigs from last thread

>>105828886
Sounds like a sophisticated form of degenerate gooning to me. Disgusting.

>>105829136
You got clowned into oblivion. There's no recovering from this.
You're so predictable in your MO that I was able to predict the excuse with almost the exact wording, and now you're trying to backtrack.
It's really embarrassing how much you're failing, both at life (since nobody who's not completely fucked up would put this much time and effort into trolling a niche thread on 4chan), AND in your trolling activities themselves, which are no longer succeeding in baiting anybody.
It's pretty sad actually.

>>105829228
meanwhile
>you have far too severe cognitive biases
you're only clowning yourself, you've had many more years to learn and set up a studio than me yet you're basically stuck on square one

>>105829277
NOBODY reads these replies and thinks anything other than them being made up insults that make no sense and you being a poor troll.

Look: Chuzo believes he's anywhere over step zero and devoid of cognitive biases.

and for example it's laughable that you demand i mention which gear i found has the best bang for buck or brings the most to the table, it's like asking to copy someone's sample packs, no one in their right mind even entertains the thought of going up to a successful producer and asking for that. it's highly subjective and everyone has their own style anyway.

Begone, waste of bandwidth.

>>105829354
>reeee
you're like a mediocre music teacher who complains about taylor swift, you're a nobody, you don't get what's special about a song with billions of streams which appeals to almost any normal human being even if it's on a subconscious level

test
!Akemi

>I've been bullied by boomer anon and justice flag
>Waaaaaa

https://voca.ro/1gKR4PgCUn6S

I cant find any solid and clear way to do mixing., ALL the youtubers are trying to sell me plugins. Bros How do I make it not sound shit. Help me out I really want to continue this song but I cant get ideas cause the mix sounds so off.

>>105829073
I think there's a good chance he's just a neet, possibly on welfare.
Who knows what he's like IRL and how much of his Chuzo personality is present in his real one.
Maybe he's even a Chad, and all of this is his dark secret.

>>105829345
>no one in their right mind even entertains the thought of going up to a successful producer and asking for that
No chance in hell you're not trolling. Studio tours and videos of famous artists showing off their gear always make a ton of views, and equipboard is a very popular website dedicated specifically to that.
Plus, we obviously don't want to know because we want to copy you. We want you to prove you're not a troll by demonstrating that you haven't been making all this "engame gear" shit up.
Your constant excuses that you never use except when trying to avoid doing something very easy that would shut us up, are proof that it's all a larp and that it's not possible to take you seriously.

>>105824917
There isn't one!
That's the problem!

>>105829453
Find a place for every element, in frequency spectrum, in volume, in stereo panorama. Make a sense out of your instruments. Don't have them fight over room. That is the most important part of mixing.
If you'd be painting a picture, you'd not put every element on top of each other.

>>105829502
I chuckled
I'm not taking the bait anymore but what got me was how everything bad he says about anybody would perfectly apply to him. If human, I can't fathom such a level of self unawareness.

>>105829549
i don't care about proving shit about fuck, you're not engaging in a constructive way like the examples of endgame production and mixing that i mentioned, you don't get it at all, time and time again you've proven yourself to be beyond useless and a waste of time and energy to engage with, i've boycotted /prod/ for well over a month now because of you and justicefag

>>105829366
>taylor swift
Ywnbaw

>>105829453
Forgot to add the time dimension. Some instruments/melodies need to appear at their specific time slots.

>>105829638
>endgame
>>>/tv/

>>105829638
>i've boycotted /prod/ for well over a month now because of you and justicefag
can you boycott this thread too? pretty please?

How do you set up your music library? Do you only have albums in something like C:\Music or C:\Music\Albums? Do you put your sample libraries in that folder? Cause I got mine stuck in the torrents folder.

it's a complete ad hominem to demand that i prove i'm not a troll, you are yourself a troll, you're not contributing to a productive discussion, you complain about things and bully people

>>105829670
I have them in Music folder but i rip from Youtube instead of torrenting

>>105829670
i used to do this:
Music/Genres/Artist/Albums|Singles|etc..

>>105828590
is this how you do it, bro?
https://vocaroo.com/1lbRBD1FA7sa

>>105829638
>you're not engaging in a constructive way
Why would we?
You're trolling.
We're not going to treat you as anything other than a troll because everything you post points to that conclusion.
If you prove you're not a troll then we can engage in good faith, but until then it would make no sense to have a productive conversation with someone that we think is trolling us.

>>105829605
Exactly. Everything he says is precisely constructed to highlight the exact ways in which the Chuzo character is a lolcow in order to elicit a response.
It's "pretending to be retarded 101", and it's always super blatant, it's insane that he always doubles down

>>105829687
I got my music albums folder sorted out but all my unsorted youtube rips and torrented audio samples are still a problem

>>105829648
do I pause that chiptune arpeggio when the vocaloid starts to sing?

are reaper stock plugins any good?

>>105830009
Do ReaScripts count? They're amazing and almost worth putting up with the rest of Reaper.

>>105830026
I am a codelet and I would like some reascript that lets me do modulation on everything like bitwig

>>105830362
Why don't you use Bitwig?

>>105829780
kill yourself retard, you suck so goddamn hard, you've had many years to learn and you've had next to no success, you have shown nothing about being competent producer, you might have some music theory knowledge which is far from enough for delivering an actual product

>>105830486
>more bait that not a single person will ever believe

new ayla remix dropped

>>105830542
it's the objective truth that many anons have been doing this for years, you can judge for yourself if they're talented or not

>>105829780
>Everything he says is precisely constructed to highlight the exact ways in which the Chuzo character is a lolcow in order to elicit a response
Proven many times, again and again.
Do not engage.

>>105830691
He doesn't even try to deny it lmao, he just responds with non sequitur insults and keeps doubling down on them as if he's having a completely different conversation.

the boomer said the /dmp/ trance album was sonically on par with the big hit classic trance tracks, that the production and mixing was stellar and it was otherwise just up to songwriting and artistic expression, he's probably referring to EQ balance and being oblivious to most of the finer subtleties

>>105830547
gonna need more info than that.

>>105830812
it was the 2nd track in Nora's Purified Radio this week, it was fine

>>105818967
virus

>>105832244
if it's r2r release highly unlikely but then again FL is the laughing stock so I'm not surprised people would upload virus to idiot FL users

>>105832244
famalam i told you to ask soulja boy baka

>>105822949
This. This is the post.

>most /dmp/ losers have no fucking idea how to even improvise some basic shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MSCReTIeH8

That's why you WILL NEVER be a real musician

>>105832413
>improvise some basic shit
>slap it together on some naive home-made production
>send it to a label
>get showered in money and pussy
you're DELUSIONAL
a literally retarded boomer manchild
there's a common sense understanding that top tier studio productions have a high degree of technical sophistication and you're a clueless egomaniac for thinking you can barge in with hardly any research and preparation and just start making good music just like that

>>105832413
holy shit this guy is awesome

>>105832630
oh my fucking god :skull:

>>105803074
There wasn't a majority, so there is a second round between 2 weeks and 6 weeks for extending the deadline.
https://strawpoll.com/1MnwkNG45n7

>>105832630
>you spend hours turning knobs like a homo
>this guy comes along and draws crowds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJuzr7o_PJc

>>105832883
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DyHFonnu2E

>>105832822
3>2
confusedpikachu.jpg

>>105832930
that's a plurality, not a majority. if the "no extension" and "1 week" voters vote for the 2 weeks then it would win

>>105832883
>At the peak of his powers in the late 2000s and early 2010s, Tom Brier looked destined to bring ragtime music back to mainstream popularity through his YouTube fame. But in an instant, his budding career was devastatingly derailed. On August 6, 2016 while driving his Ford Focus, Brier’s vehicle was violently rear-ended by a speeding Chevy Silverado truck. The catastrophic crash left him clinging to life with minimal chance of survival. He slipped into a coma for over two months as concerned fans around the world prayed for his recovery. Somehow, defying the odds, Tom emerged from the coma. But the extent of his injuries became clear - the crash had left Brier paralyzed from the neck down, robbing him of his ability to play the piano. After waking, Brier faced years of arduous rehabilitation and therapy to regain mobility and independence after the life-changing accident. He spent four years in a nursing home before being transferred to a neurological rehabilitation center for intensive therapy aimed at improving his mobility and speech. Throughout Brier’s painful recovery, Ron O’Dell continued providing occasional updates on his condition. Fans followed along hopefully as Tom relearned how to perform basic functions and rebuild strength. But it was clear his performing career was over, cut devastatingly short just as he was breaking through. The accident that nearly took Tom’s life also robbed the world of more of his prodigious talent. Yet his music and legacy would live on.
lmao

>>105832986

>>105833131
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7E3gt_1-_s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSGLZ0RmG_s
this guy isn't writing hits now without the production of dr dre and timbaland in their prime

>>105832984
With multiple choice polls plurality is perfectly fine because the voters can select every option they're ok with, so there's no need for a second round.

>>105833326
I feel like in practice people don't really vote that way

>>105833364
>7 votes from 7 participants
Not our fault they're dumb.
t. non-voter this time

>>105833364
They do if you explicitly say that multiple choices are allowed.
In any case, the two rounds thing would work if you could guarantee that everyone voted in both polls, but on 4chan it's always different people for a variety of reasons (including only finding out about one of them), so you're not really getting "the true will of the people" anyway.
And even if you could only select one option, is majority really that important?

Besides, when it comes to extensions, I think polls aren't always good idea. Automatically going for a long extension might be slightly annoying for those who don't want to wait but is necessary for those who wouldn't otherwise be able to finish.
A short extension only has the small benefit of not making the aforementioned impatient Anons wait, but has the significant downside of not letting Anons finish their tracks.

>>105833566
>non-voter
lmfao

>>105833702
see: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/103731602/#103733408
The album anon explicitly said multiple choices were allowed but people selected x<2 options on average, making it not too different from first past the post.
>In any case, the two rounds thing would work if you could guarantee that everyone voted in both polls, but on 4chan it's always different people for a variety of reasons (including only finding out about one of them), so you're not really getting "the true will of the people" anyway
That's true.
One possible benefit is it's twice the effort to samefag a winning result if there are two polls running at different times. It's presumably more effort to switch IPs and vote repeatedly than to just go to the link a second time.
>And even if you could only select one option, is majority really that important?
Yes, it should go without saying that most people should want the theme. With this poll https://strawpoll.com/XOgOV4rwon3/results no theme even had more than half the participants voting for it. With two rounds, in theory, there would be less conflict because the second round would settle the score. Anons wouldn't be able to say "most people didn't vote for this". What actually happened was I belatedly created a second round between trackers and italodisco and the result was split evenly, but next time i'll just pick a winner instead of trying to find a compromise.
>when it comes to extensions, I think polls aren't always good idea.
It's a way to deflect critisism from me lol, plus it's the most efficient way to gauge what anons want to happen. it's much less likely to be samefagged than theme suggestions too, but if the result looks ridiculous i'll veto it.

>>105833702
here you go, arguing about anything but music production

>two more weeks
ill finish current track
>six more weeks
ill make two more tracks afcter that

>>105830479
I cannot play the insane arps I use for my dnb and bitwigs piano roll is frustrating to use. In reaper at least I customised it to work more efficiently even if not out of the box/

>>105834233
>but people selected x<2 options on average, making it not too different from first past the post.
if most people only select one option then their choice was to only pick one, knowing that they could have picked more. This makes the result an accurate representation of what people want.

>One possible benefit is it's twice the effort to samefag a winning result if there are two polls running at different times
Yeah that's true, but with the low participation we're having it's not much effort anyway. Oftentimes one or two extra votes can easily be enough to change the result.

>It's a way to deflect critisism from me lol
Lmao alright fair enough

1/2

>>105834233
>it should go without saying that most people should want the theme
But that's not what you get with the two-round system.
With a single multi-choice poll you get a winner that all its voters picked over all the other choices, but with the second-round you either get the same result as the first, or you get the other one, which only won because it got some additional voters that didn't want it in the first round but prefer it over the previous first, so you get a winner that a good portion of its voters didn't really want.
For example in the case of this image >>105832822 the top pick (3 votes) has a bit more than the second place (2 votes) but not more than everyone else combined (4 votes), so assuming the best case scenario where the same people vote twice and intentionally vote what they want (anything different from this scenario and the poll becomes less meaningful), the second poll can go in two ways:
>the previous top pick wins again (from at least one of the voters of the 3rd and 4th place picking it over the other), making no difference
>the previous 2nd place wins (from both the voters of the previous 3rd and 4th choosing it even though it's not what they wanted)
So with one poll you get 3 people happy with the winner and 4 people unhappy.
With the two-rounds if the previous first wins again you get 3 people happy, 2 unhappy, and the other two are some combination of unhappy and kinda ok.
If the other one wins, you get 3 people unhappy, 2 happy, and 2 kinda ok.
In short, neither poll gives you what the majority wants, but a single multiple-choice poll tells you which option is wanted by the most people, while the second round thing doesn't, because the difference between it and the first poll is people who don't really want what they're voting for and are only reluctantly making that choice because they prefer it to the previous first place but don't necessarily like it.

Apologies for the verbosity.

2/2

>>105836329
>>105836339
it's no secret that the sounds on a music record have been processed through studio gear. even mixing engineers with a digital workflow like serban ghenea STILL USE A METICULOUSLY PIECED TOGETHER SET OF PLUGINS TO EMULATE THE ANALOG SOUND. and the stuff they work on has already been through gear at the recording and production stage, e.g.
https://gearspace.com/board/so-much-gear-so-little-time/1432393-la-quot-main-pop-guys-quot-tracking-chain-compression.html

you're completely failing at conceptualizing the analog sound, even if you insist on a digital workflow, you're not looking for plugins that capture the sound as accurately ass possibly. it's the year 2025 and this information is freely available on the internet (even through an AI) and you can decide with listening tests which plugins you think are the best but you're not doing that. you're an irredeemable clueless idiot for being directly spoonfed this information and you still don't get it and you have a big ego about your convictions. you're at odds with reality and fooling yourself when you say that your music is good or your music doesn't need this or that.

good tables for music production?

>>105838399

>>105838399
forgot pic

>>105838399
stone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOPK5iZyvGI

Brapp

https://voca.ro/1d0lY7K5LzSg

anons how do I continue. ALso how do I fix the mix?

>>105836329
>if most people only select one option then their choice was to only pick one, knowing that they could have picked more
You're assuming people always vote rationally, or don't vote tactically. As an example let's take a random anon, zack. He wants themes A or B to win but prefers A. If he believes B is winning, he can withhold his vote for that theme to give A a better chance of winning. This also increases the chance of theme C winning and in that case zack will skip the theme altogether.
It seems like anons vote for their favourite option, rather than against options they don't like, as seen by the low ratio of votes:voters, at least in recent polls.
>Oftentimes one or two extra votes can easily be enough to change the result.
In those cases samefagging isn't a big deal. What would be worse is a result no other anons voted for.
>>105836339
>a single multiple-choice poll tells you which option is wanted by the most people
In theory, yes it should, and actually the poll for 90s trance had 6 / 8 participants voting for it and also had a high 20:8 ration, see https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/102630884/#102665748
So in that case your theory held up.
This poll is interesting because it's pretty likely the album cover was samefagged, but the theme was not. a second round would not change the winner which was 90s trance but might have resulted in a different cover for the god album. There were five variations of a similar theme and perhaps anons thought one of them was sure to win so just picked their favourite, only to end with the unexpected result.

>>105842208
that cover art vote is still the most tragic thing that happened on /dmp/ like who in their right fucking mind

>>105842263
If someone remasters the god album and does stuff like balancing track volume, then we can retroactively apply the no-AI rule and choose one of the other covers, and reissue the album.

>>105842317
I will note that normally i do not "remaster" track submissions, but only change the volume of the whole track and trim the start and end to fit the album better

>>105842263
They always are

>>105842328
you got the yt channel if you want that's up to you

>>105842391
I don't trust my producing skills enough to do that lol

>>105842374
those theme prompts are awesome im gonna use some

>>105842643
reverb on da master bussy

>serum upload immediately shutdown
Not my problem. You weren't fast enough faggots.

>>105829453
hard to beat pink noise mixing when you have no idea what you are doing.

i see renoise has put tidalcycles inside it and i encourage all other daws to this
it's immediately increase your userbase's iq by 10 points

Theme suggestion: Gabber

Title suggestion: Goober

>>105848972
No.

>>105848991
>t. can't replicate the punch and warmth of a classic gabber track with his babby plugins
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9w6sdNs58tc

>>105849030
Haha, you silly goobe- OH SHI-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6FVk2k4qsM
banger

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju_iVY2vJdc

>>105846940
they RIIRd it its ruined

>>105849873
u wot M8

>>105848991
Why?

>>105851013

>>105850224
https://github.com/renoise/pattrns
>Rust 90.5%
not joking they literally did this

>>105852037
T bh anything's better than Haskell
I had a quick look at the implementation in renoise and the cycles implementation looks pretty bare bones. Need to see how extensible it is. The docs are strangely melody/harmony focused which is the clunkier part of tidal.

>>105851245
Yo, BIGMIN, wassup? Record any new skramz lately?

>>105852794

>>105848988
>>105849153
theme suggestion: goose

>>105854648
theme suggestion: Ronald Jenkees

https://vocaroo.com/1eaI9sbpnkEZ

before I start working on the next verse. GIve me tips on how I make the first part sound fuller

>>105855041
arp
lp filtered polybass
air(10k-20k hz)
band-pass filtered pads
maybe use manipulation effects

>>105855219
>arp
tried but its fighting with her voice
>lp filtered polybass
there is one that is going weowweow, do I layer another?
>maybe use manipulation effects.
on?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHwhiz0s2x8
this is what your plugins look like under the hood
some plugins don't even attempt to model the analog characteristics, they're just plain EQ curves

>>105849030
>>105849153
Wut?

>>105857621
the boomer anon gets upset about "gearfags", he also doesn't have a great understanding of using plugins to emulate the analog sound. he's still trying to catch up with digital slop from like 2010 lol. or not even trying, he's more interested in songwriting and thinks production is almost trivial in comparison.

>>105855313
those were suggestions that would help fill the spectrum. I honestly like the song as it is, but it's up to you to sculpt it as you envision it.
>do I layer another?
you can try something like pic related
>manipulation effects
experiment until something cool sticks

>>105852037
You get banned for simply pointing out something was rewritten in rust?
Are mods really that insecure about rust?

https://vocaroo.com/1gWZs3Yo1YUW
most stems are placeholders
>>105860207
weird

>>105838767
>resonates behind you

>>105861979
I wouldn't mind a big stone object resonating in my behind

The Dunning-Kruger Effect and "Unconscious Incompetence"

This cognitive bias explains that individuals with low ability in a particular area often overestimate their own competence. In music, this can mean:

Amateur creators: A budding musician might think their home recording sounds "pretty good" because they lack the experience and ear training to identify the subtle but significant flaws that a professional engineer or even a well-trained listener would immediately pick up. They haven't yet developed the "discriminatory ability" to distinguish between good and bad production.

Lay listeners: While they might intuitively know a professional song sounds better, they don't understand why. They're often unaware of the depth of technical skill and artistic choices involved in achieving that sound. They might focus on the song itself or the performance, attributing all "quality" to those elements, without realizing how crucial production is to making those elements shine.

bump71

abletonsissies...

>>105863567
>>105863600
>"MUH MIXDOWN ALGORITHMS MUH ANALOG"
>meanwhile, the music these people actually make: https://vocaroo.com/1eCCgEzZTMgL

>>105863844
>meanwhile, the guy who mixed despacito, the second most viewed youtube video after baby shark dance

>>105863895
industry plants get to "use" gear that they have no real understanding of and just stick ITB 99% of the time anyway? wow... sir... incredeble...

>>105863939
quit bullshitting, your ITB ableton slop sounds nothing like a hit record. at least the vocals would have been recorded properly, and after 2017 or so there has been more realistic sounding instruments and analog gear used in the mainstream hits with the laptop DJ guys having less influence on the production and those guys still leave it to professionals to do the mixing and mastering.

chuzo should post some of his hit record singles, oh wait

>>105864005
industrycucks who actually go into studios and use "real gear" mainly do it to socialize and network, maybe to feel like what they're doing is more "real", "authentic" or even "traditional". there are plenty of successful songs that are basically entirely ITB. high end gear and shit like oversampling schizophrenia makes virtually no difference. it's all about vibe and composition, and ITB workflows make getting there much more streamlined. and realistically the vast majority of vibe and composition I'm hearing nowadays is https://vocaroo.com/1eCCgEzZTMgL tier

>>105864103
fuck off man unless you have some actual quality music to show you have no basis to claim that (((the industry))) is rigged against you. like if you weren't delusional and you actually had a despacito or even a fraction of that quality you would get offers non stop from people trying too make a buck off of you. the examples that anons show are like burial untrue which is a relatively unknown artist from nearly 2 decades ago or james hype ferrari which is heavily based on a sample from a massively successful diddy production which used analog gear.

>>105864344
keep chasing the analog meme then lil bro, i dont care

>>105864398
see >>105862916

>>105864344
the other anon said nothing about the industry being rigged against him. You would have to be retarded to think that the guys you consider "professional" wouldn't be able to do the same job if not better (due to having limited uses of a piece of hardware, and not having to bounce/commit due to running out of said hardware) using in the box plugins.

>>105864444
he called them industry plants and is overly dismissing of the amount of technical work involved, it's not ITB 99% of the time. you're completely delusional, even serban doesn't make the music shine to its full potential, his vocals are often a bit harsh and the general presentation is a bit flat, and the mastering stage often involves analog gear anyway

>>105796047
>Anybody knows how modern techno artists manage to make their drums sound 'out of the speakers'? Where should I start?
Give an example.

this guy mixed ed sheeran - shape of you

>>105864413
>AI generated 4chan post
epic
songs that "succeed" have a push behind them. if you produced and mixed https://vocaroo.com/1eCCgEzZTMgL amazingly it would not succeed because the composition and vibe aren't there. even if it was marketed with tens of millions of kosherbux, it would still go nowhere (unless it became a meme of people doing retarded tiktok dances to it)
>>105864475
once you actually have done extensive a/b testing with a variety of monitor sources, you'll realize that analog gear is just a meme and an excuse for musicians to not be productive. people that insist it isn't are making their livings huckstering very expensive shit to those with more money than sense, who have not done extensive a/b testing and made their own minds up.

>>105864556
fuck off and die delusional retard, of course the songwriting can't be retarded but it's not rocket science, a lot of people don't care for ed sheeran's songwriting, a song can be more or less cringe it just has to pass basic music theory which even an AI can analyze for you, the production helps legitimize a cringe song, and you're absolutely kidding yourself saying the plugins sound just as good as analog, then are you saying that your songwriting and performance vibes are retarded or you're blaming the lack of marketing, blaming anyone but yourself

ferry and orjan did a new carte blanche remix
https://youtu.be/Vlg5iu4xV34
it's alright

>>105864596
you have become hysterical. telling people they need analog to sound "pro" is just cringe and wrong and gay and anons should be tarred and feathered for engaging in such shill retardation.

I''ll contribuite something in a few days maybe

>>105796047
modern techno is basically sidechaining

>>105864660
you suck so hard like are you a newfag or what? anons have been here for decades and can barely tie their own shoelaces. utterly delusional. it's not even expensive to use analog gear if you're smart but anons aren't smart lmfao. why would you want a shitty digital imitation of a piece of gear when you can have the real thing with real electrons in it.

>Camila Cabello - Havana ft. Young Thug
also mixed by the despacito guy

like anons were telling themselves they could make the next castlevania or whatever the fuck with some mspaint art and a couple of months of coding, see how that turned out

>>105864676
crackhead vibes from this post

>>105864742
it's common sense bro the soulja boy and avicii era is over, people have gotten better audio and developed better taste, there's plenty of better music to listen to than your generic ableton slop

>>105864755
ye, trolling in /dmprod/ is a fun way to blow off steam when not working on a project. keep it up lil tyke!

Chuzo always sounds like J. Jonah Jameson when he argues
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qchG0vA0Cjc

>>105864770
nice coping bro

https://www.reddit.com/r/popculturechat/comments/z6z8rl/throwback_to_artists_saying_red_one_in_the/

>>105849348
>banger
Yeah I'd bang her
Her and the robocop 3 doctor girl

>>105864788
>reddirt

New thread:

>>105864842
>>105864842
>>105864842

>>105849348
Both of these people have a surinamese father and a dutch mother. Exactly like Afrojack.
Coincidence or secret META?