BroKen_H
Re-member
Sorry you thought I was against you. My post was actually supporting your original post, but there seems to be a trend among some of the responders to give blatantly one size fits all answers. Sorry I ranted...
Yes, there are some good things going on in this poop pile, and I hope you're willing to sort through and find some of the nuggets.
Recording multiple layers is completely dependent on the song you've written. I've listened to a lot of Pink Floyd in my day, and like I said, I don't believe any two of them were made from the same template.
Some good advice that I've gleaned from this. Never cut and paste your stuff, use chorusing or panned slapback to achieve the same sound without having phase issues. (the same works for vocals)
Record the same thing multiple times (accurately) and pan in different directions.
But when it comes to layering different parts, I've always found it best to "feel" my way through according to the "feel" of the song.
Thanks for your last post. I'm hoping the at the end indicates your understanding of the jab and flow that goes on here. This really had gotten to be a dumpster fire for a while there...
Yes, there are some good things going on in this poop pile, and I hope you're willing to sort through and find some of the nuggets.
Recording multiple layers is completely dependent on the song you've written. I've listened to a lot of Pink Floyd in my day, and like I said, I don't believe any two of them were made from the same template.
Some good advice that I've gleaned from this. Never cut and paste your stuff, use chorusing or panned slapback to achieve the same sound without having phase issues. (the same works for vocals)
Record the same thing multiple times (accurately) and pan in different directions.
But when it comes to layering different parts, I've always found it best to "feel" my way through according to the "feel" of the song.
Thanks for your last post. I'm hoping the at the end indicates your understanding of the jab and flow that goes on here. This really had gotten to be a dumpster fire for a while there...