Credited as AnthonMuzick.
Who's Down To Make A Coli Mixtape Compilation For The Culture? Vol. 2 (FINISHED)
Credited as AnthonMuzick.
NORFOLKSOWN
All Star
I'm down
NORFOLKSOWN
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@TEKBEATZ @TheHitKingz shoot me something I can have them done by Sunday
FlyGuy
pimp of the year
:CoffeeDaigo:
This is fire
Good lookin man...that means a lot coming from you
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Divine Infinite Commander King
Im in, who got the fire beats
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Divine Infinite Commander King
Drop a soundcloud or a youtube
Im down with networking with the brehs,
Everybody got a BMI already?
beat im in!!!!
i just made the first. 2nd is old....ima going to finish the first up up this weekend if anyone is interested. I got alot no re if you digg the style.
@CuzinQ aye brah school me...how i get my beats to sound as crisp is yours? i use fruity loops and i just cant seem to get that "punch" that yours have
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To be honest I don't know anything about mixing but this is what I do.
I have my FL sessions super organized.
I made a template with my best sounding drums gave them a general basic EQ. I make them mono and cut out frequencies. Like for a kick, snares, hi-hats, and toms anything under like 30-35hz is usually not needed and can cause muddiness. I'm not familiar with reverb I just apply a tiny amount to my tom and snares. I also pan my drums I usually do this by ear but you can use this as a starting place.
I apply something to my Master to increase the volume. I use to use Waves and Izotope but now I use a VSTi called made Elephant by Voxengo.
The most important thing I have ever learned was to make something louder you have to turn it down. I turn FL master volume down to like 2-5% and try to level out my sounds then I apply the Elephant to my master and put it at 100% volume. I may have to slightly adjust after that but usually its good.
I made a template with my best sounding drums gave them a general basic EQ. I make them mono and cut out frequencies. Like for a kick, snares, hi-hats, and toms anything under like 30-35hz is usually not needed and can cause muddiness. I'm not familiar with reverb I just apply a tiny amount to my tom and snares. I also pan my drums I usually do this by ear but you can use this as a starting place.
I apply something to my Master to increase the volume. I use to use Waves and Izotope but now I use a VSTi called made Elephant by Voxengo.
The most important thing I have ever learned was to make something louder you have to turn it down. I turn FL master volume down to like 2-5% and try to level out my sounds then I apply the Elephant to my master and put it at 100% volume. I may have to slightly adjust after that but usually its good.