Haha, very well said!HREQ wrote: Mon Jun 10, 2024 12:43 am
I use an advanced math formula based on the trigonometry of the atoms emitting from the soundwaves of my DAC transforming them into equidimensional congruent angles which then feed back into an analogue to digital converter (that I custom made) to retain the angles and specific information needed from the congruent angles captured from the atoms that I feed into a custom algorithm I programmed in assembly to form a EQ/Compression curve to apply to the mastering EQ / Compressors that transforms the final output into a HIT SONG.
Doesn't matter if the song is shit, all that matters is the specific frequencys hit your ear in a certain way which I have mastered with my formula
That sounds very funny at first: "an advanced math formula based on
the trigonometry of the atoms emitting..." - but it's actually an analogy
to what happens to most musicians here: They try out the most
complex plugins, let themselves be seduced by their advertising ...
as if a certain plugin would compose the hit on its own. There is no
formula and therefore no plugin. I'm writing this here because I fall into
this trap all too easily myself.
Therefore, the "secret weapon" is not a "secret weapon" at all, but an
obvious one:
Instead of collecting plugins and becoming a gear addict, you should
focus on composition and start composing. Whether with pencil and
paper - or directly on the DAW - it doesn't really matter, but composing
itself is the most important thing. In other words, inventing melodies,
riffs, note lines, grooves, new arpeggios and putting them together.
