Here’s a snippet of something I’ve been tinkering with!

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If you do not know where to start, I recommend either starting with a DAW software that your friends use so you can ask them questions or start with Ableton. Ableton is in my opinion the most fun DAW, but also after using all of them, it is my favorite for its ease of use, efficiency, and speed.

Question for the group.....Why is it so bad to mix and master on the same session? Newer computers seem to have enough power to process everything at the same time. If you get a solid mix you like in your DAW without any mastering plugins, then start mastering on the same project, why is that so frowned upon in modern recording?

Hey everyone, I’ve been experimenting with creating some dark, epic braam sounds for cinematic tracks and stumbled on a cool technique. I layered big strings, horns, and a couple of hefty synths, mixed them down into a single audio file, and then loaded it into Logic’s Alchemy sampler. This setup lets me use MIDI control, pitch bends, and more to really sculpt and warp the sound into something massive and dynamic. Anyway, here’s a track I put together using that method—hope you enjoy it! Cheers!