Music Production Support Group
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Adrian Parzentny posted an update in the group
Music Production Support Group 5 weeks ago5 weeks ago (edited)
A warm welcome everyone and thank you for joining our Music Production Support Group! I can’t wait to meet you all and listen to your productions!
Please share a short introduction to yourself, your musical path, what music means to you and a link to your songs / demos.
Let’s make some magic, music is a beautiful way to express ourselves and we…
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Hi Adrian great masterclass earlier. Thanks
I have just updated my profile with some more info and some links to my music if you have the time to listen. The best produced and finished is mostly on Bandcamp and my main soundcloud page.
However they are all just demos really done in my bedroom, and some live recording from when I was running…
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Edd Bateman posted an update in the group
Music Production Support Group 4 weeks agoGreat live session yesterday by @adrian.parzentny We were thinking about some kind of challenge where we all try and start….and complete 2 demos and encourage each other through the process. Who’s in?
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I guess I am although I am not quick at anything these days
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Ben Kobus posted an update in the group
Music Production Support Group 5 weeks agoAny interest here for Ubuntu Studio, a Linux distro with a suite of audio application pre-installed? Again, this might be better placed in a group of its own, but I thought starting here can’t do any harm.
https://ubuntustudio.org/tour/audio/
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I find jack very hard to master and control (although it is apparently very powerful) so have sort of given up on Linux daws. There is also Fedora Jam and MX Linux Multimedia edition distros and a few daw’s including Harrison Mixbus (free demo) . I dabbled a bit with Traction Maveform when it was released last year but it was quite buggy then…
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Ben Kobus posted an update in the group
Music Production Support Group 5 weeks agoHi Adrian. I’ve just joined the group. I’m learning music production, self-instructed, so might not have much to contribute yet; but questions aplenty. I don’t know how far my current project fits into the scope of this group, so somebody let me know: I can set up a separate group if it does not fit here.
The project is setting up a Blokas…
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Hi, I don’t want to discourage your efforts at all and I am sure it will be good learning exprience but the BLOKASS is 100 quid it seems and you can pick up for example a second hand Boss GT-1 (which is quite a powerdful device with plenty of useful buttons and computer editing software) etc for only a bit more if guitar effects is all you…
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Edd Bateman posted an update in the group
Music Production Support Group 5 weeks ago- Hey @adrian.parzentny Question.
My personal approach to mixing was always that it’s something I never want to learn because I would prefer to focus on other aspects of music and although I can produce albums and make sure microphones are in the right place and musicians feel comfortable I would always give the files to a very very… Read more
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Hey Edd!!! That attitude is absolutely normal, when I was a touring musician, I had no interest at all for mixing as well because it’s beautiful to have a team and split tasks. In your case for social media I would do the simple approach:
– Bring the tracks into your DAW of choice
– Only use Volume/Panning to make a rough mix until the elements…- View 1 reply
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A lot of people master for phone listening these days, but for live streaming you don’t have that option. so good question. What I use for WMM live stuff and other live “meetings” is my Boss MicroBR-80 (which has a reasonanly decent mic and USB output) as the mic and one of the headphone output of Foucusrite Scarlet 18’8 feeding the line in…
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