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Re: Tutorial wishlist! (for tutorial writers and readers alike)

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I've spent a lot of time today trying to create a lead for my melody's, but its just not happening for me lol,I've also watched some youtube videos on it too,they don't seem to give the best info,so maybe someone here could explain in some detail to me on how I could do this,something similar to the wasted penguinz/atmozfears leads?? Thanks! :D
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Post by Shrapnel »

i have some free time on my hands to do some tutorials on stuff for you guys, but i dont want to do it on something uninteresting.
so here is what i am confident on teaching people:

Basic mixing and eq'ing + advanced techniques
advanced compression techniques
Vocal manipulation and Effecting

those are a few i could do videos on, just let me know if you guys are interested! :)
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Post by nCk »

I sure would be interested in mixing,eqing and compression tutorial! :D
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Post by Shrapnel »

i'll start to plan one out then :P
i might get it done tomorrow, but if not expect it mid week!
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Post by ljk32 »

Don't bother. Look at how many eqing and compression tutorials are out there already.
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Post by Shrapnel »

i'm not talking about compression on kicks or whatever has been done a million times, but advanced stuff like parralell compression, linear compression etc. but still covering the basics. Still pointless?
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Post by ljk32 »

Parallel compression's also been covered a lot. I've not heard of linear compression though and couldn't exactly find it when I searched. Can you briefly outline the general concept?
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Post by Shrapnel »

the way i was taught, was that you lightly compress a certain instrument - i.e the bass - several times. This allows you to keep the dynamic range down but makes it stick out in the mix. Its so much easier to show you than it is to explain :)
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Post by ljk32 »

It's fine, I understand it. I thought that's what it was gonna be. I've known of the process but had never heard the term 'linear compression' before.
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Post by Shrapnel »

yes, but just because you understand, does not mean other beginner producers do, hence making a tutorial
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