Andrew Weatherall and Nina Walsh Sample Pack. Thank You
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You're welcome! He was a massive legend!

updated by @ptmembership: 12/02/22 06:08:36PM
You're welcome! He was a massive legend!

EQ and Compression plugs are one way of achieving this, but any quality 'vintage' plugs can also emulate analogue processing. A few examples would be.... Moogerfooger pedals - very effective in applying analogue warmth whilst adding delays, phasers, filtering and so on. You'll hear the difference easily with effects like this, as they add quite a lot of extra 'fatness' to the sound, so are quite different from using Live's factory delay (the regular one, not so much Echo, which has some analogue features of its own), phaser and filter (again, the clean or regular one, as the analogue modelled ones are also pretty good!).
Soundtoys have some great effects for adding analogue touches too, with Radiator being a good example - it's just a step up from Live's saturator basically, although that does have a few different modes. Arturia's Coldfire is a great distortion effect as well, which can do the whole range of distortion - it has some subtle modes as well as full-on ones, for bulking up sounds. This is what analogue emulation plugs do essentially; they make thin, digital signals sound bigger and fatter. As such, you often need to EQ them after applying so you get rid of frequencies you don't need, like sub bass that a lot of them will add.
So yes, vintage EQs and compressors may be harder to hear in the analogue department, but almost always add nice improvements to a mix, especially as they stack up (you'll hear a lot of our tutors say it's better to have a combined result of an effects chain rather than expecting 1 or 2 plugs to do everything!). If you want more obvious effects though, you can try some of the suggestions above and stick to Live's factory effects for EQ and compression.
It's a good question! It's sadly not a feature at the moment, but we actually do get quite a few questions about it now, so we'll propose it to the web dpt again and see what they say.... watch this space...
Jafunk just posted this in the Accountability and Feedback group (which is awesome btw! really great idea), so I'll paste here too...
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to say a massive thank you to everyone who had a crack at the Ecstasy remix competition. I had a great time listening to all of your submissions, and I hope you enjoyed getting a chance to remix the track.
I've spoken to Fabich and our label Unity Group, and we're happy for everyone to upload your remixes to Soundcloud, and then I'll repost them in a playlist. Once you've uploaded your remix, send me a DM on Instagram with the link to the track and a short message with something like 'this is my remix for the ecstasy remix comp' and I'll repost it.
Also, for the 10 finalists I've written some more detailed feedback, which is hopefully constructive. Please do take my comments with a grain of salt, as at the end of the day it's only my opinion, and don't let anyone (including me) deter you from making the kind of music you love!
- - - Ecstasy remix competition finalists notes - - -
El Train returns to the Producertech Community in advance of his Lofi Hip Hop course coming in December, to share the story and techniques behind the lush track 'Feeling Blue' from his last album.
TRACK HERE: https://open.spotify.com/track/1N9kxyZQvjwzlPG1J8qZSj?si=f59f848ac2704638
Check the LIVESTREAMS section for the link. See you Wednesday!
THE ROBOTS HAVE TAKEN OVER!
Our next member assignment has dropped. Check the Activites section for a 1-min intro vid and the Downloads section for the instructions pdf and accompanying samples.
Post your tracks on this thread or email to Rob as preferred....
Have fun! 
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Hi, is there a place where we can see notes on the entries as would love some feedback on how to improve my arrangement production etc. Cheers
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We'll give Jafunk a nudge, so he'll upload them here....