hope you are well
Made this new tutorial, maybe you'll find it usefull.
Cheers
Video: How i make melodic techno music
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- KVRer
- 5 posts since 25 Aug, 2020
Hey guys!
hope you are well
Made this new tutorial, maybe you'll find it usefull.
Cheers
hope you are well
Made this new tutorial, maybe you'll find it usefull.
Cheers
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- addled muppet weed
- 111326 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
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- KVRer
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- 5 posts since 25 Aug, 2020
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- KVRian
- 1416 posts since 10 Jun, 2004 from Inverness, Scotland
oh, the irony!
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- KVRAF
- 19879 posts since 16 Sep, 2001 from Las Vegas,USA
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- KVRAF
- 2726 posts since 2 Jun, 2016
@KnowsAudio,
It's not 'bad' and I suspect that you're fairly new to making music videos (with only 33 subscribers and one month of output).
But ask yourself: what new things are you trying to teach us?
And why?
Sorry but if anything, the song is dull and your presentation is dull.
There is a selection of some audio clips that you state you recorded months ago. But are they any better than what people were teaching us about melodic techno approx 5-7 years ago?
If anything, it sounds like a load of loops thrown together but with some simple EQ, compression and delay/reverb.
(I don't think you even play the whole track to put your examples into a greater context?)
You would be better doing a video which starts from scratch, designs the patches (or at least explains why you designed prior patches), and then layer these, and mix these live.
Then we get a flavour of what you are about.
As said, it's not 'bad' and I'm no video producer (although I am a fan of techno videos and there are some good ones out there; I have also been following techno, and occasionally making it, since around 1994).
However, why should we watch your video when it brings nothing new to the party?
ps, did you intend to clip the final audio so hard for this mix video?
It's not 'bad' and I suspect that you're fairly new to making music videos (with only 33 subscribers and one month of output).
But ask yourself: what new things are you trying to teach us?
And why?
Sorry but if anything, the song is dull and your presentation is dull.
There is a selection of some audio clips that you state you recorded months ago. But are they any better than what people were teaching us about melodic techno approx 5-7 years ago?
If anything, it sounds like a load of loops thrown together but with some simple EQ, compression and delay/reverb.
(I don't think you even play the whole track to put your examples into a greater context?)
You would be better doing a video which starts from scratch, designs the patches (or at least explains why you designed prior patches), and then layer these, and mix these live.
Then we get a flavour of what you are about.
As said, it's not 'bad' and I'm no video producer (although I am a fan of techno videos and there are some good ones out there; I have also been following techno, and occasionally making it, since around 1994).
However, why should we watch your video when it brings nothing new to the party?
ps, did you intend to clip the final audio so hard for this mix video?