Recent content by BlackyVengeance

I really need a starting point when trying to create synths like these In a place like FL Studio. Anyone mind pointing me in a good direction to start(I know how synthesizers work).

Do you guys know how to make a proper click track in logic? I've tried routing, but apparently you need an interface with more than one output, but I've tried that and logic doesn't seem to know how to send to more than one out. Any help here? Do I need an ASIODriver(Dont know if they work on mac)

We've heard them all. I come to you guys urgently because I'm tired of finding crap tutorials, and people giving samples and saying HERE YOU GO ALL DONE. I want to know what programs I can use to start making my own. And basically from the ground up learn. My problem? I have a show in 2...

Those big bands have them all the time, and now unfortunately my band wants to add them. What do you guys use for synths(such as the ones in this) And if anyone knows how those were made, I'd love a small know how. I got bitcrusher and gater and whatnot, I'm just looking for a place to...

If this was answered before, I'm sorry for bringing it back up. But can someone break down how these synths were made? I get glitching and bitcrushers, but I just want the full breakdown if anyone knows how.

I must ask your pod farm tone, and your drum kit, it sounds very nice! Yes, generic is bad. However gaining a generic sound is also something nice for production, because if you ever decided to produce, most people will ask for you to make that. I really liked the mix, my band's just like...

Turn down the guitars just maybe 2-4db, and raise the vocals by 1-3db. Nitpicky, but I think that'll help the vocals sit in the mix better.

Turn down the guitars just maybe 2-4db, and raise the vocals by 1-3db. Nitpicky, but I think that'll help the vocals sit in the mix better.

I like the mix, it's a nice start, but you gotta fix that lonely, desert tone. Track em again, and try to fix that tone, it's clipping and dry. The snare and vocals are taking over the mix, and there's just more that needs to be added. The bass tone is nice, imo. But those guitars have to come...

Unfortunately have to drag attention BACK to this.

Cracking under pressure. When I shove my guitars into 100% panned left and right, the volume of the input has to be lowered so much just so there's no clipping. FL Studio doesn't do well under that "pressure". Get me? haha.

My input tends to really crack under the pressure at 100% Hard Left and Right, is it possible to adjust based on what I hear or is the standard Hard left and right? Sorry for bugging>

And what about the tone? Thanks.

Hard left or 70%? Seemingly panning hard left and right distort the tone, and then I have to lower the volume on each.

The questions in the title are the questions I'm asking. This is in NO WAY A MIX, just a tone I wanted to try out.