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.... I flipped the power switch on. 😎 Seriously though, if we're talking about in the studio, then I still haven't experienced such a moment. For me, learning has been VERY gradual with many plateaus (and perhaps a few valleys). Do magic life-changing moments really exist? Do 'this' and it'll all be better? I'm more inclined to think that there are 100s or even 1000s of tiny growths that funnel into the massive whole but are largely engulfed by it, so we barely notice that we're improving even though its happening. Looking/listening back to older material can be revealing, and not just to identify things that I wouldn't do now, but also to notice what I did well even if I didn't understand why at the time. Maybe I'm a slow learner 🙃.
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Ollo X2 ?
Hi all. I was about to order a Ollo X1 for my birthday and found that Ollo is going to release a new model X2 in a few weeks. Did you hear about that and maybe someone has had the chance to test it already?
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I didn't hear about the X2, but it makes me optimistic that we might get the X1 a little cheaper when it comes out. Here's hoping!
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Song creation, Utilizing the Mastering cheat sheet
The title was given by a dear friend of mine lol..... So far, I have used my class videos as I go along with developing this song as well as the amazing advice from you all and on the lives as well let know what yall think so far... I only meant to load the first 1:30 dont need to listen to whole thing lol
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Nice work! Keep on getting good!
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Space, The Final Fontier
Or in this case, where do I put all of this stuff. As planned, my space more than doubled this morning. Now comes the heavy mental lift of figuring out where everything goes in order to make my studio much more ergonomic without sacrificing sound, acoustics, ease of use, or visual environment. Everything in it's place, everything all over the place. Mine is a challenging space as it is a 90 degree angle. I would love to put a drum booth on one end of a ray and a vocal/amp booth on the end of the other ray. I'm looking to place my 89" long x 39"x console, FX and Synth racks and keyboards within the vertex of the angle, requiring little effort to reach all of it. I'm looking at either having my Logic station with 88 key MIDI controller angle inward just a bit so that I can access other keyboardsI like being in the same room as the talent, plus I'll be talent from time to time. Thus I do not intend to build a control room. We'll see how it develops.
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Randall (above) beat me to it, but I'd be VERY careful in considering where to site your monitors, and take time to get that right before most other decisions. Good luck!
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BTW, from your post title I thought this was going to be a tutorial on reverb! 😎😂
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Nahhh..... let the dust pile up to its angle of repose 😄. There's only ever me in there, so I don't need to impress anyone, just be happy myself. I frequently clean computer vents and keyboard using a paintbrush (clean and new of course), and a light dust everywhere else. Its nice to be fairly clean and tidy, but I feel guilty spending time on cleaning instead of creating, yet I never feel guilty spending time on creating instead of cleaning.
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@Stephanie Biggs For me, cleaning is a necessary evil 😄 and I've yet to see 'time spent cleaning' on my BMI statement. That said, I totally understand the need to create in a comfortable and clutter-free environment, and whatever stokes the fire is good.
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Working on instrumental sync music, thousands of placements worldwide but still wanting to improve all aspects of making music. Mainly a guitarist.
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