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1 like • 10d
fre reverb https://www.voxengo.com/product/oldskoolverb/
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interesting freebie https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2025/09/16/joeunsoo-transient-pepper/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=bpb_newsletter_free_synthmaster_3_player_transient_pepper_not_shaper_more&utm_term=2025-09-17
New Computer Platform
Hello family. I just got done building my new monster machine. It's an AMD Ryzen9 5950X CPU, Asus X570-E gaming WiFi motherboard, 64 GB Corsair Vengeance 3200 MHz RAM, 2 1TB NVME Samsung 990 Evo SSD's, XFX RX 580 8GB GPU and Thermalright 750 watt power supply. It's running Windows 11 Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Reaper DAW. It's all mounted in a 4U rack mount chassis. So far I have about $1000 in this system in all. What are your thoughts on this system. What would you do differently and why?
1 like • Aug 6
If the board can hold max 128gb of memory that is worth it. I have I7 rog gaming board so I maxed that out added 2 nvme on board ssd have 4 spinners not ssd hd and 2080 graphics stanrd 19 or 21 inch phillips monitor and ollo x1 h/[ through focusrite scralert 4:2 works well for me as mainly keys via midi usb though can use jakc or mic if needed. Use free DAW Cakewalk by Bandlab and also the new free Caakewalk Sonar less CPU load, and not having a problem
1 like • Aug 6
tbh 2080 nvidia or the amd equivalent is good enough. No need to have high end graphics at all.
Radio-Ready Single - "Moonchild" Song Challenge
Hey there! Still not sure if this was a thing, if they decided to do a mixing challenge instead, or both but didn't have prices for both... still confused. The download link on the EVENTS site clearly said: "Download the guitar and vocal tracks for the production challenge". Whatever, started to make my own track with Lucy's enchanting "Moonchild" vocals. Don't think it's finished yet: still some things to do production wise (some weird notes on the bass f.e., cause I was puzzled by one of the guitar chords, snare sound is not the best one, etc.), still many things to do mixing wise, I guess. Not sure what genre it is, has some synthpop vibes in the second half. Having realized that there was no "production challenge" (or was there?) I finished the song without aiming for "perfect" or "masterpiece" but for a decent (sounding) track, cause I really liked what I had so far. Had some technical issues, didn't find the exact sounds I was looking for, whatever... let's call it a "demo version". Mostly used the provided "demo tracks" (vocals and guitar/organ), only added some of the additional vocals at the end (without much processing). ------ LONG STORY SHORT: If anybody wants to take a listen the song (it's quite different from Dane's version, but as I said: I really like it) HERE'S THE LINK TO MY MOONCHILD VERSION: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UzP4j_9qpjSkEc_BdOqW3GRxfIkY_mpG/view?usp=sharing ====== If somebody else made this "mistake" and produced their own version OR feels inspired to make his own song version now, after the show - feel free to add a link here in the comments! ;) =======
2 likes • Aug 1
@Christine Gonzale 2 on sound cloud look up bruce francis and its together and go getter that I recorded keys then mixed mastered the songs. Spotify try blues one me on Hammond called Whiskey Soaked Floor
1 like • Aug 3
@Christine Gonzale You can find me on Kompoz.com music making. Its free to join and there are paid tiers. My tag is rowleyjohnuk
Production Choices
Biggest question/takeaways from production event is what if you are not a drummer, keyboardist, cellist, violinist etc? I can program in a basic four on the floor and trust that NI algorithm is going to give at least a human feel but it’s going to be miles away from what an actual drummer can do (listening to my painful attempt at fills is enough ) So when and where do I decide to be the jack-of-all-trades and eek out my basic knowledge of the scale of a cello, or go research how a cello is played, or just go find a real cellist for the track?
1 like • Jul 31
mtdrum kit is free has preset intros main stuff and fills, you mix match byt dragging stuff, them drag to the midi track and you good. i set up a drum folder and split all drums cymbals to sep tracks. Check it out
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John Rowley
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UK Retired music teacher, worked in music shop last 20 years. Currently enjoying music making online. Classical trained piano.

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