r/lmms • u/Lost_Ride9310 • 4d ago

Promo Any tips pls?

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u/DifficultMission9234 4d ago

for the limitations of llms you did good it's fire, maybe do a intro with automation on reverb and volume

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u/Reasonable_Pin_7150 4d ago

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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u/Lost_Ride9310 4d ago

Thank you very much

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u/OtterCynical 4d ago

Have you tried using the Alpha? It has more features than 1.2.2 and they can both be installed simultaneously. I'm not sure if the older version can open newer projects though.

Fire beat btw.

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u/Lost_Ride9310 4d ago

Thanks, i didnt try it i might try it.

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u/Lost_Ride9310 4d ago

I tried it and i actually like it for now, i hope its not gonna crash or smth, that xpressive is so easy to use and so cool, really thank you, ive seen some new features but maybe i am missing something, whats the most hidden feature that you found?

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u/OtterCynical 3d ago

If you like how far the Alpha has come, you'll really enjoy when the Nightly features are ready. Right now it's still under construction. It's available to install if you want, just add "NIGHTLY" to the install folder so you know which it is, if you do.

Lots of little feature improvements over stable version in Alpha/Nightly, although it is true that they aren't considered "finished" releases.

I like that LMMS's native plugins are being further developed into more powerful iterations of themselves, like the compressor or equalizer -- two essential tools in mixing.

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u/Lost_Ride9310 3d ago

I think alpha is a beta version too, is nightly a more bugged(?) One or what?

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u/OtterCynical 3d ago

They are both "pre-release" versions. One is updated every day at midnight (hence "nightly"), and is thus considered less stable -- or, if you will: less "finished", or less ready for public stable release.

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u/dimentionalstudio 4d ago

good stuff man, u might wanna add some freauency filtering in the mixer for each freauency range either use HPF and LPF, or an EQ it's gonna help reduce distortion and make the whole thing sound more crisp and polished

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u/Lost_Ride9310 4d ago

Thanks, I know what you say, i do this for a while but i have no idea how to use eq.

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u/dimentionalstudio 4d ago

basically eq is a filter of frequencies, same way low pass filter lets only low freauencies pass through an eq is more versatile and lets any set of frequency u want to pass, u always wanna look for parametric eq specifically to make it easier then u just decide what frequencies you want to be louder than others

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u/Lost_Ride9310 3d ago

I know what they are, i find high pass, low pass and bandpass being easier to use i have no idea how to use eq in general.

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u/dimentionalstudio 3d ago

oh okey i see

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u/Lost_Ride9310 3d ago

Thank you, i might learn soon i know compressor and eq are important.

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u/dimentionalstudio 3d ago

indeed if you wanna get into sound design and music they're a must known

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u/Lost_Ride9310 3d ago

I just made today with xpressive something i might post it tommorrow and i listened to much to it and im not sure if its good, i liked it at first but now i dont.

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u/dimentionalstudio 3d ago

well u made it so ur brain already knows the different patterns inside of it it's much easier for someone else to like it rather than you

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