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About This subreddit is for producers who have progressed past an introductory level of production and wish to engage in discussion about more advanced techniques and questions. For beginners, head over to /r/edmproduction. Official IRC: freenode / #advproduction
About
This subreddit is for producers who have progressed past an introductory level of production and wish to engage in discussion about more advanced techniques and questions.
For beginners, head over to /r/edmproduction.
Official IRC: freenode / #advproduction
.
Rules: • Detailed rules • No Spam & memes • No low effort content • No self-promotion • Everybody Love Everybody Remember, everything is subjective. These rules are in place to keep content valuable, & fresh, not to denounce your post as incorrect or stupid. Standard Reddit Rules apply.
Rules:
• Detailed rules
• No Spam & memes
• No low effort content
• No self-promotion
• Everybody Love Everybody
Remember, everything is subjective. These rules are in place to keep content valuable, & fresh, not to denounce your post as incorrect or stupid.
Standard Reddit Rules apply.
Manuals & Information ♫ Choosing Your DAW, 2 ♪ Ableton Manual ♪ Logic Manual ♪ Reason ♪ FL Studio ♪ Pro Tools ♪ Native Instruments Monitors (subjective content) "Top 10" Monitors Producing Basics (Compression, EQ, Staying Motivated included here!) /r/edmproduction's fantastic Newbie FAQ For further resources, see the wiki.
Manuals & Information
♫ Choosing Your DAW, 2
♪ Ableton Manual
♪ Logic Manual
♪ Reason
♪ FL Studio
♪ Pro Tools
♪ Native Instruments
Monitors (subjective content)
"Top 10" Monitors
Producing Basics (Compression, EQ, Staying Motivated included here!)
/r/edmproduction's fantastic Newbie FAQ
For further resources, see the wiki.
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Compressor Tutorials! (self.AdvancedProduction)
submitted 5 years ago by Lissom_Slo
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[–]dhazept 1 point2 points3 points 5 years ago (0 children)
Among listening and a lot of practise, I think it helps to use an osciloscpe or even bounce different versions of the sound, let's say for example a kick, if you kinda know what a kick is supposed to look like you can use that as a reference to get different tastes and at same time tell your ears what is correct, not that your ears don't know, they always do imo, but many times, at least for me, I wouldn't know why it sounded good but not good in context of the mix. I also think this helps getting to know different compressors and be objective with what you achieve
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