A Chris Carter Chemistry Lesson on Recording & Mixing

Chris Carter's Chemistry Lessons Volume One - Out now: smarturl.it/CCCLV1

[@geecen]

Great! Love seeing this. Just been reading over your old SOS reviews on your site Chris, and I think you should definitely start doing technique videos on your TH-cam channel.

[@doomtomb6522]

*I wish Chris Carter would make a depth "How To Make Music" video series*
*As a kid i always wanted to attend the Creative Technology Institute when i grew up*

[@coelacanth23]

Ah you wonderful man you :)

[@coelacanth23]

The album is awesome btw

[@PlebeianCringe]

What do you use to tune your modular? Also, do you mix different bit depths and sample rates or keep everything at one set spec?

[@chriscarter23]

Ha! I don't tune my modular... I do it all 'by ear'.
I try and keep everything to 24bit / 44.1k,
but we also do quite a lot of tracks at 48k, particularly video based projects.

[@guidoahsam8043]

hey chris, what typ of music will you be playing at Vaxaul on 23 may 2018? Thanks

[@chriscarter23]

it'll be an improvised/rhythmic set (using some sounds from my album) but mostly making it up as I go along

[@NTRSN-Archive]

How older Chris is he is still the same .

[@markofthenorth9512]

So you multitracked some different synths into Logic. Wow. I’m impressed.

[@TheEndlessNote]

I guess you didn't got it. "Blissters" is one awesome track that this man created in such a simple way. This is the most difficult think in music.

[@christiaanvandenakker901]

"Pretty sort of simple, really," Carter mentions near the end. But you were probably in too much of a rush to write your hot take to make it that far.

[@samuelpenn2973]

We eagerly await your music.

[@samuelpenn2973]

Or any content on your channel, really. Troll much, saddo?

[@rexterrocks]

You don't have a clue that there are vocals on there for a start.