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Searching for Infiltrator on this site would have you got you there too btw - a tip for future queries
Searching for Infiltrator on this site would have you got you there too btw - a tip for future queries
The recent Future Rave tutorial on Risers (part 7) was on Infiltrator yup. Check it HERE
This week we've got another sample selection for you... some quality atmos loops from an award-winning Loopmasters pack of ambient soundscapes, ranging from 70-179bpm!
Enjoy!
The latest installment in the Future Rave series is just up.... almost finishing up with Risers, this time showing techniques within the DAW, e.g. no 3rd party plugs, and specifically Ableton Live.
Check it out in the Bonus Tutorials sections.
Also, I think it's a good idea to post your tracks with the entry, so everyone should do that...
Nice work! Full-sounding mix for the most part. Could have maybe had some more effects in some places (automated upper bass layer effects for instance) to fill out the break when it's just drums and bass.
Lush track though and excellent job selecting sounds. Were there any sounds you were gutted to not be able to include? What would have been your next choice?
Hey y'all!
The Future Rave series continues with a look at creating your own Risers. This is the first in a series of tutorials on this subject, which will be rolling out over the coming weeks, to whip the arrangement into a frenzy before dropping the massive bass! The first part is working in Loopcloud, followed by subsequent parts in Devious Machines Infiltrator and then purely within the DAW.
Check the installment in the BONUS TUTORIALS section.
In case you missed it over the weekend, we have a fine selection of quality live drum breaks for you to add to your libraries this week....
Jungle Drummer presents a range of Urban Beats in House, Garage, DnB and Jungle styles!
Go to the DOWNLOADS area to get hold of em.
As announced in last night's stream, we've kicked off the next Member Assignment......
It's pretty straight forward really... make a song with only 8 tracks. The song wants to be electronic dance music of some description, e.g. House, Techno, Breaks, Drum & Bass, Hip Hop, Trap... take your pick. (No David Essex Tone!)
Every track can only have 1 sound on it, but you can do anything to the sound. In other words, you can't have 1 track for Drums, with a whole drum kit or loop on, but can only have one track for a kick, another for a snare, and then 6 for your remaining sounds. This is a challenge after all!
We did have some questions about layering instruments and of course that has to be allowed to some degree. I mean we can't only allow a single oscillator or noise generator in a soft synth! Many patches are of course multi-layered and that's almost certainly fine. However, the objective here isn't to find ways of cheating but to see how much you can do with how little.
It's fine to start with simple sounds on tracks but then use a multitude of effects to fill out and transform the sound. Or, start off with very noisy sounds and then shape frequencies with filters to make them work in the mix, but then ramp things up by opening the filter as and when you need - you'll have more to play with that way.
For some examples, feel free to check out the intro to the assignment that was last night's stream in the Activites area HERE.
As always, when you've done your track, post it on your profile in the forum and then add a link to this thread.
DEADLINE: MONDAY 2nd SEPTEMBER 2024
1st PRIZE: ORCHESTRA TOOLS HABITAT
RUNNERS UP PRIZE: TBA
Winners will be picked live in a Zoom feedback session in September.
If you have any other questions, let us know on this thread...
Good luck and we look forward to hearing your entries
Love the groove in this one! It may not be hugely banging but it's certainly getting me moving!
The arrangement is a touch static. Melodically, it's awesome. Plenty of changes and things happening with the organ themes, although they could have had a bit of support with a background synth or pad perhaps. I'd definitely like to hear more fills, drops, risers - not huge ones but just something to make the transitions more interesting and less abrupt.
The breakdown bit when the bass drops out for instance, could also have a supporting pad or strings come in at that point, maybe a soft impact to announce the break, a filter sweep perhaps, maybe an automated reverb/delay or a different spacial effect, all accompanied by a noise or FX sweep to build into the next section. What you have is okay but would sound much stronger with these sorts of supporting/structural elements, which also help to carry the energy through the track.
Anyway, lovely track so far. Definitely would fit well in the Jalapeno Records/Kraak and Smaak mixes I listen to from time to time.