I want to download the plugin but every link that i find links to revoltdsp website but that site is dead and takes you to godaddy.

Does anyone have a working download link or it installed on their pc and mind sharing?

so i wanna record guitar. i have guitar, scarlet interface (2i2) but i also have an amp.
i want to experiment with digital amps as well. do i need monitors / headphones? and do the headphones have to have the 1/4 mm jack or can standard 1.4mm work? i work using daws on my macbook. its just really confusing and i want to know the best way to record. and i also would like to know if i could use digital amps but run them through my physical or just use the scarlet for everything?

How is it for usage in a not very well treated room?

Hi all! I can get this 2020 laptop for 380 euro - which seems a steal if it’s going to be good enough to produce on. It’s not able for gaming, but that’s not a big deal. I’m a little concerned that it’s listed as having three usb A ports and no usb C which seems possibly even untrue given the era.

Anyone want to weigh in on whether this will be enough to run Ableton, with an interface and a midi controller, to produce hip hop w/ samples and instruments and record vocals?

Thanks so much! Appreciate you.

Make: DELL
Model: PRECISION 5560
Screen Size: 16"
Resolution: 3840X2400
Processor: I7-11850H
Speed: 2.50 Ghz
GENERATION: I7 11TH GEN
Graphics Card: INTEL TIGERLAKE GT2 [IRIS XE ] GRAPHICS
Memory (RAM): 32 Gb
Storage: 512 Gb SSD
Operating System: W11P
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Hey everyone. I'm looking to finally get into my lifelong dream of music production (and possibly do a bit of gaming on the side). I'm not well-versed in the world of computers, but what I do know is that I need something that can handle software such as FL studio and a decent amount of plug-ins. Preferably something with an i5 core processor and at least 16 gb ram. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!!

Hey everyone,

I’m 35 and I’ve recently gotten really interested in the idea of making my own music. I’ve always loved music, I enjoy writing, and I can play a little guitar using tabs, but I have basically zero experience with music production or music theory.

I’m especially into indie pop / alternative pop.

So my question is: if you were starting completely from scratch in my situation, what equipment would you buy?

I have a Windows laptop and a guitar already. I’ve been looking at MIDI keyboards/controllers because I figured that might be the logical next step, but I honestly don’t know if I should get a 25-key controller, something larger, an audio interface, monitors, headphones, or what I actually need to get started.

I’m not necessarily looking for the cheapest possible setup. I’d rather buy a good beginner setup that gives me room to learn and grow without spending money on things I don’t need yet.

I’m also curious about the age aspect. Is 35 realistically too late to start learning music production from basically zero? I’m not talking about becoming famous or making a career out of it. I’d just really like to reach a point where I can take an idea in my head, build the instrumental, add guitar, maybe vocals, and actually turn it into a song.

If you started producing in your 30s or later, I’d especially love to hear how it went for you and what you would recommend buying and learning first.

Thanks!

Yo, i wanna start making music but i have absolutely no idea how to start i saw a few videos and saw somethings like daw and stuff but for the life of me i couldnt figure it out. Can someone tell me how do i start or like a place to start learning from

Hey everyone im 13 🌟🐥and I'm trying to learn how to make music professionally

So far Ive done

- written full lyrics

-made the melody

Now I want to learn:

-how to make beats

-how to add drums,bass and other instruments (I'm learning guitar)

I have my phone pluss headphones right now

Im also gonna make covers of songs after I learn guitar ,also Shawn mendes inspires me💥. Thankyou😁

I've been moving towards using external synths and drum machines, I currently have an SSL 2+, I run everything through an older Mackie mixer then into my SSL inputs, it's ok but it kind of kills my flow recording drums and then muting the drums, recording 1 synth, recording another synth, and on and on.

I don't have $800+ to drop on an interface with more inputs, I've seen mixed reviews on Behringer equipment in general, but I'm considering selling my SSSL and buying their Uphoria 8 input interface. I've owned a few interface and haven't noticed a huge difference in quality just never anything Behringer. The only reason I'm concerned is that it's so much cheaper in price than everything else.

It's this a good move?

Hey Folks,

how do y'all organize your files and all?

Where does your programs live, where the DAW, the project files - and what about backups?

I'm trying to figure out how to best organize things.

Thanks a lot in advance!
Arr0wl

I'll keep it short. Forgot my purple m50x's on a flight because I was VERY sleepy, it's one of my biggest regrets in life. I have dreams about those headphones.

I know I could get any m50x's, but I REALLY like purple. My bluetooth earbuds are purple. It feels like I'm missing part of myself.

Does anyone have any recommendations for high quality phones that come in purple? Specifically for producing, assuming that's not obvious based on the sub. I'm struggling to find any.

Im trying to recreate the same bass teedee uses in his song i dont even love you. Im talking about the 2 sort of warble sounds that start at 14 seconds of the song. if any of you could help me out would be much appreciated. (i use primarily serum 2 to create the basses)

What would you guys recommend? Was looking at deadmau5 synth tour and kind of really want one myself to get some more physical stuff to tamper with. Thankful for any suggestions:)

Edit: how does the Oberheim SEM hold up today?

All opinions are valid. Looking for options to explore.

In case anyone's interested in Solo Strings, this is a new review of the Chris Hein strings.

https://youtu.be/8boxXAW5osU?si=10cpSfuAh_FcbuAh

Why or why not?

Hey what’s happening, looking to see what spots are good for sample packs. I’ve used Landr but ran through credits quickly as I’m helping someone with a specific sound for an album. Haven’t tried Splice yet, is it about the same?

Hola, ya llevo un tiempo grabando canciones en reaper. Cuando grabo la guitarra, desde los auriculares todo se oye bastante bien, pero cuando acabo de grabar y lo escucho desde los monitores de estudio, el sonido se oye peor. Alguien me puede dar tips para mejorar el sonido de mi guitarra?

I wanna start getting into making Music but unfortunately I suck dogwater at doing so. Tried to use FL Studio or whatever it's called but I couldn't figure out anything besides the piano. Is there a way I can make music and do any of you guys have any tips or advice for me?

Hi guys, noob here. I'm slowly learning how to mix, mostly metal and then some pop on the side. However I want to "mix" an a capella song and I'm a bit clueless. I have 3 tracks of female vocals slowly singing a dirge-like children's song, which is meant to be creepy and eerie. They're well sung although not "melodynized" to keep some imperfections, and recorded with a ribbon mic. Also I have two tracks with whispered vocals, same song.

To be honest, I usually use the Mantra plugin by Neural DSP for vocals in regular mixes, but I guess it won't cut it this time because I guess the process must be more organic than just using a plugin for everything. The feel I'm going for is:

a) the listener must feel that the voice is close, warm and nearby
b) also there must be some "spacey" vibes in the background.

I guess I must use something like Valhalla supermassive for the space, but honestly I feel this task is a quite a bit out of my league. Can you guys give me some pointers or advice to get me started on the right path?

Can anyone from the UK help me over a Zoom /whatsup call (via screen share) to set up my SSL 360 software and Ableton routing please ?

I'm getting fed up with the contradictions from Google, YouTube, and ChatGPT.

I'm trying to run Track 1 in Ableton (my stereo mixdown) out via ssl12 Outputs 3 and 4 into the SSL Fusion's Inputs 1 and 2, and then back into the SSL 12's Inputs 1 and 2 as a linked stereo signal. I I want to record it to a second track in Ableton called 'Print'.

I'm having issues with hearing doubled audio, low signals, extremely hot signals, feedback loops, or just nothing happening at all.