I was listening to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZeXDEG0PYE
(i'm trying to link to the track nine and a half minutes in but youtube is shit so I can't)
Which is a really great track using a bunch of presets someone made for the Repro 5 vst (emulation of the Prophet 5 synth). I think it's a great piece of music and the reverb is just lush.
What I'm interested in is how people write the kind of ear candy you hear throughout the track. Whether its modulating a filtre on an existing arp, or some synth noises washing in and out. I would love to learn the workflow because it seems to me, with the exception of modulation, you would have to create new tracks within the project just to add some noises or sounds like this, which seems a bit tedious (worth it I'm sure as the results speak for themselves).
Now maybe for pro musician's it's a bit easier, but when you're running so many different tracks I have to end up bouncing t down and that makes the whole process a bit harder since, if I want to edit something, i have to revert back to the original midi and delete the audio I've created. So anything that can make this process easier would help, but tracks like this are really what I would love to be creating. Repro 5 is lovely. Thanks
(i'm trying to link to the track nine and a half minutes in but youtube is shit so I can't)
Which is a really great track using a bunch of presets someone made for the Repro 5 vst (emulation of the Prophet 5 synth). I think it's a great piece of music and the reverb is just lush.
What I'm interested in is how people write the kind of ear candy you hear throughout the track. Whether its modulating a filtre on an existing arp, or some synth noises washing in and out. I would love to learn the workflow because it seems to me, with the exception of modulation, you would have to create new tracks within the project just to add some noises or sounds like this, which seems a bit tedious (worth it I'm sure as the results speak for themselves).
Now maybe for pro musician's it's a bit easier, but when you're running so many different tracks I have to end up bouncing t down and that makes the whole process a bit harder since, if I want to edit something, i have to revert back to the original midi and delete the audio I've created. So anything that can make this process easier would help, but tracks like this are really what I would love to be creating. Repro 5 is lovely. Thanks
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