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Letting Necessity Guide Your Sound Design

Written by Nick on February 9, 2010 - 3 Comments
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This time I’d like to focus on how an instrument or sound effect develops along with the composition. Last week I mentioned that many device presets contain too much frequency content to easily fit into a mix with other instruments. This generally means that judicious use of subtractive EQ is required to tame these complex [...]

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    Hey Nick,

    I really enjoyed the first tutorial I bought, sampling and slicing.  I do a lot of sample based music – mostly creating my own with instruments so seeing what ableton can do in that realm was really important.  it's not shown explicitly in the manual that I've seen at least and i'm really glad i came upon your tutorials.  as a cubase user for 7 years moving to ableton was really perplexing.  you made the biggest mystery to me (and a cornerstone of my music project digital geist) – sampling and manipulation in ableton's platform – very easy to understand.  thanks again.

    Alex Kourelis
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