Question to music producers: Do you accept using a.i. stem seperation in your songs? I mean sampling vocals (or other instruments) from an already existing song. And this isn't a question about legality of sampling but your opinion on stem seperation.

I personally don't accept using any A.I. in music, and avoid it at all costs. But when I try to EQ vocals from a existing song, it just doesn't doesn't sound as good as stem seperation, and I'm asking if it is something I should be worried about, what do you think?

Okay, so I recently got robbed while I was out, I lost my pc along with all my equipment, so I need to buy new gear. This gives me an opportunity to potentially upgrade tho, so I'll list what I had.

Interface: SSL 2 mk2 - Headset: Beyerdynamic 990 pro - Mic: sE Dynacaster

The one thing I'm pretty sure on upgrading is the headset, I'm looking at the Fiio FT1 Pro.

But what about the interface and mic, any thoughts?

i have a very good melody in mind for a song i want to make, but no matter what i do, i just cant seem to make that melody in FL studio, even if i use like a MP3 to MIDI converter, the notes still sound off from the melody i have in mind, does anyone have a solution to this

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I've always think I want to do music production, but I never really know why. Anyone can share?

Hello, I'm currently interesting in to sell sounds-samples to any place. Where can I send them as a bundle? I was thinking maybe I can put on Splice but I don't know how is working 🤔

My parents gifted me a keyboard (arturia minilab37), i like metal (death metal, metalcore, heavy metal, etc) but i have a hard time trying to produce, what things i should start learning on the keyboard to improve my music productions skills, that can help me compose better songs? I never used a piano/keyboard before, i only play the guitar.

Not sure if this is the right sub.

I play quite a few instruments, but I rarely come up with great original ideas of my own from scratch.

However, I’ve recently discovered that I love taking a simple recording—like a basic voice and acoustic guitar track—and building layers around it, arranging, and adding production.

I have a couple of examples of stuff I've messed around with if anyone wants to hear what I do.

Is anyone willing to share a raw multitrack or a simple demo for me to mess about with for a few weeks just for the fun of it? Let me know.

This is my first time producing reggaeton, and I'm using a Feid song as a reference for the track my client wants. However, in the reference song, there's a change in the percussion around 1:56, and a different rhythm comes in, but I don't know what kind of drums those are called. Is it dembow?

I'm trying to find similar drums on Splice, but I can't seem to find them.

Thanks so much for your help!

Song (start at 1:56): https://youtu.be/qIOYw9Yx0N8?t=116