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Brian Mikasa -- Getting Use to the Pain [Indie Pop] (2022)
submitted by /u/r00tmasta
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Airospace - Stuck in the Grind (Nipsey Hussle Freestyle) [Hip-Hop] (2022)
submitted by /u/Relativity124
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Doctor Steel - Childhood Don't a Go-Go [Industrial Metal] (2001)
submitted by /u/Low_Kick_4091
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To use backing tracks or go solo
submitted by /u/atxluchalibreI write dream pop and some singer songwriter. My new mentor has said I need to start playing out and connecting with audiences. So, which do I follow? Play just me and a guitar out there, OR break out the iPad, load it with stems in Multitracker, and pretty much karaoke the dreampop stuff?
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How do we succeed as a two piece band?
submitted by /u/dreamyxlantersHey. I met a drummer who is just as dedicated as I am, and that likes fairy similar styles of music
I live in a smaller town (80k), so it’s hard to find bassists.. not to mention non lazy ones
Any advice for playing live? I want everything to sound really full, and I love bass but idk what to do
And because it’s just me on guitar, I’ll probably have to play rhythm mostly.. which makes things a little basic
Any ideas?
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What instrument is being played during 2:30 - 2:33 in the track "UI Birth" by Iglooghost?
submitted by /u/xtacys>>>2:30 - 2:33<<<
Im not talking about the strings, im talking about this descending plucky thing, idk what that is.
I thought it was something like a handpan but its definitely not. Im pretty sure that its some kontakt library and not an actual recording (if it is an instrument lol). So if anyone knows what it is and what specific library that would possibly be, id be very thankful. I really love the mechanical noise/pluckiness of it.
Thanks!
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recording vocals in open spaces?
submitted by /u/Independent-Ad2345I have no place to record vocals without sound bouncing of the walls. But theoretically if I had a field, no walls equal no reverb right? I use a at4040 and am wondering if I record in a field if it will be equivalent to a booth or treated room. If this works will my vocals be so dry to the point where the range of my vocals are lost?
Thanks.
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Hi! what are some aspects of this song's mix? Specifically the vocal processing?
submitted by /u/vishnu_rangerpThere seems to be a lot of overdubbing, chorus/flanger, and panning on the guitars. Drums are very upfront but I can't seem to figure out what's going on with the vocals... sounds like a stack of three maybe with track delay on one and one? Any insight is appreciated! Thank you!
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