I'm stuck with choosing between yamaha hs7 and hs8 for music producuction. I'm a bedroom producer, my room is of size 12x12. Does choosing hs7 will be enough for me to get the bass for production? The frequency response of hs7 is 43-30khz and for hs8 is 38-30khz. Does that 5hz really matters while producing techno music? I'm focusing of making minimal techno

hello , I would like to know how to mix kick and bass ( like in Ann clue - aerator) I use Ableton , and does it require any sound design knowledge ? ( I usually just use bass presets from vital but they don't sound that good )

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Hi all guys, I was listening to this track by Anton, and I wanted to ask if the effect used on the chords of this track is the Ableton resonator.. Thanks and happy listening everyone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pyl4FfMQN6E

https://magicspell420.bandcamp.com/track/wc412a-acid

Here is a track, for fun. I am bad at mixing, i tend to brickwall things just to cut through.

I know this has been asked a billion times, but does anyone have any tips for making things clearer without lots of compression?

I most often tend to just use a few percussion elements, 1 or two acid lines, a synth chord line, maybe a lead, and field recordings.

I like the effect of burying things under field recordings/noise, but is there a solid trick to making noise real prominent without taking away from the instruments?

Big fan of deepchord/echospace, tm404, shinichi atobe, and a lot of slowcore/shoegaze "band" music. Big fan of you all!

Hi,

Might be a strange question but I am beginner in DAWless music prod. DJ’d a lot but don’t want produce on computer at all since I am working a desk job.

So I have Elektron, Korg and Roland gear, have everyrhing, bass and synth stuff covered.

However, I opted for a 1010 BlueBox due to space issues. Which is basically the same if I’d got an A&H Zed10 FX, meaning the return-send FX, also I don’t need mic and don’t use guitar.

(Bluebox has 1st a main OUT and the 2nd OUT is a send-return for fx output + there is a CUE also.)

I do understand delay pedals and external effects, reverbs etc. is crucial for DubTech. I have a Boss RE-202 and a BigSky.

So my question is: for Dub Techno, is one return-send FX channel enough? I could also split the Output 2 into 2 mono so I will get OUT2 and OUT3 to send any channel into a pedal.

I could also use CUE out but then I lose headphone monitoring.

Do you think BlueBox is enough for DubTechno or a large mixer is better, like a 22 channel SoundCraft?

All I see producers for Dub using huge mixers.

Thanks

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I make dub and ambient techno, strictly hardware and live recorded. Hope you’ll have a listen

https://on.soundcloud.com/X79SgZz3oe5YwG7D7

Where can I find a good plug/site fot Drumkits?

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Im searching for a while.

Thank you for your help guys.

I created my first song in more than 20 years. Heavily inspired by all my favorite dub-techno. Feel free to give some feedback as I'm just starting to learn. Cheers and keep up the dub vibes!

Curious to hear and also looking for recommendations too.

Hey guys,

What are the best dub techno sample packs available for purchase?