28:00 I feel like the super steep hi/low pass curves is a staple in the dance/electronic music scene. It’s seems like it helps a lot with the loudness and cleanness.
Hello, thanks for the content! I'm wondering if when Tom says "individual stems" he is referring more about individual tracks instead of groups of instruments? Because when he exports all the midi to audio to start mixing I reckon he is working on individual tracks, instead of group os instruments stem, right? Or at some point he mixes first individual tracks then later stems but was not shown in the video. Expanding on that, he uses the shadow hills on the master channel on the midi session when composing. Is he exporting the individual tracks to the mixing session bypassing that shadow hill or is he bouncing all individual tracks via shadow hill? Individual tracks via shadow hill would give a different result then group stems via shadow hill, right? Thanks!
38:00 the basic answer is: look at my music! haha his example is the best argument. Principally if you master this skills and send this to other sound engineers still, why bother so much with the room
If I understand this right now, intelligent composers of classical background use Logic X and buy an Ipad when possible, while complicated people prefer to integrate Dorico with Cubase or Studio One with Notion and get worse results still buying two programs way expensive? More complicated still is if you depend on Sibelius and Finale to compose. But I saw that Cubase has some feature with notation anyways. The only app there that has things Logic does not has is Notion i guess. Anyway Notion is a semi-pro software, or amateur. Every app that crashes and leave your score in the dark is not actually pro. I go beyond: a software where you can´t properly automate is never pro.
Intelligent vs complicated? What a false dichotomy! Whatever software gets the job done is the best. You will quickly find yourself out of your depth trying to understand the reasons why someone chooses one software over another.
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28:00 I feel like the super steep hi/low pass curves is a staple in the dance/electronic music scene. It’s seems like it helps a lot with the loudness and cleanness.
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Hello, thanks for the content! I'm wondering if when Tom says "individual stems" he is referring more about individual tracks instead of groups of instruments? Because when he exports all the midi to audio to start mixing I reckon he is working on individual tracks, instead of group os instruments stem, right? Or at some point he mixes first individual tracks then later stems but was not shown in the video. Expanding on that, he uses the shadow hills on the master channel on the midi session when composing. Is he exporting the individual tracks to the mixing session bypassing that shadow hill or is he bouncing all individual tracks via shadow hill? Individual tracks via shadow hill would give a different result then group stems via shadow hill, right? Thanks!
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38:00 the basic answer is: look at my music! haha his example is the best argument. Principally if you master this skills and send this to other sound engineers still, why bother so much with the room
If I understand this right now, intelligent composers of classical background use Logic X and buy an Ipad when possible, while complicated people prefer to integrate Dorico with Cubase or Studio One with Notion and get worse results still buying two programs way expensive? More complicated still is if you depend on Sibelius and Finale to compose. But I saw that Cubase has some feature with notation anyways. The only app there that has things Logic does not has is Notion i guess. Anyway Notion is a semi-pro software, or amateur. Every app that crashes and leave your score in the dark is not actually pro. I go beyond: a software where you can´t properly automate is never pro.
Intelligent vs complicated? What a false dichotomy!
Whatever software gets the job done is the best. You will quickly find yourself out of your depth trying to understand the reasons why someone chooses one software over another.