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Help me find that... / Theme from Ukrainian Radio - help to recognize!
« on: August 25, 2009, 18:11:10 »
Listen this theme
http://ifolder.ru/13486861
What is it? Like Koto, but isn't.
Very close to tracker musics.
http://ifolder.ru/13486861
What is it? Like Koto, but isn't.
Very close to tracker musics.
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Tracking / Re: The sound of song is my prime trouble... What i can do?
« on: August 25, 2009, 18:00:54 »
Thanks for all!
Now I have rather good sound in my tracks.
If someone will ask something like my question, there are my thoughts about this:
1. The main. Single sample or instrument may sounds awfully apart of entire track, but there is a little bit miracle: when it plays in track, together with others instruments, it becomes amazing! Why? I dont know... Maybe this is because of sound specter saturation.
2. Using more unisones you make your sounds better. Unisones, delays, reverb etc.
3. Pay attention to filters - LP, BP, HP and others. They can make to sound your instrument as you vant.
Good luck for exploring endless ocean of sounds.
Now I have rather good sound in my tracks.
If someone will ask something like my question, there are my thoughts about this:
1. The main. Single sample or instrument may sounds awfully apart of entire track, but there is a little bit miracle: when it plays in track, together with others instruments, it becomes amazing! Why? I dont know... Maybe this is because of sound specter saturation.
2. Using more unisones you make your sounds better. Unisones, delays, reverb etc.
3. Pay attention to filters - LP, BP, HP and others. They can make to sound your instrument as you vant.
Good luck for exploring endless ocean of sounds.
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Tracking / The sound of song is my prime trouble... What i can do?
« on: April 27, 2008, 20:26:47 »
Hi.
I try to compose my own tracks, but it sounds UGLY.
I think the samples I used are badly compatible.
What can I do to make it sounds well?
I can compose some amazing (as for me) melodies on my guitar, but how transfer it in tracker? That's mistery for me.
I am big fond of NES music, realy good NES music.
There I mean Zen Intergalactic Ninja, Kickmaster, Darkman, Batman etc.
Some of this tracks I remaked on tracker (Renoise) exactly.
But I still can't make something of my own.
Why? As for me, there is very simple sound on NES. 2 square channels, 1 triangle, 1 for noise and 1 for samples. First 4 are just simple waves. But the NES composers do something, and their tracks sounds beautiful! I can't understand, what is it.
This trouble takes part not only with NES-like tracks, but anywhere.
Every time when I begin to compose something new, I hope that everything will be all right, but ALWAYS result sounds ugly...
Help me please.
I love tracker music most of all. I want to make my own songs.
I try to compose my own tracks, but it sounds UGLY.
I think the samples I used are badly compatible.
What can I do to make it sounds well?
I can compose some amazing (as for me) melodies on my guitar, but how transfer it in tracker? That's mistery for me.
I am big fond of NES music, realy good NES music.
There I mean Zen Intergalactic Ninja, Kickmaster, Darkman, Batman etc.
Some of this tracks I remaked on tracker (Renoise) exactly.
But I still can't make something of my own.
Why? As for me, there is very simple sound on NES. 2 square channels, 1 triangle, 1 for noise and 1 for samples. First 4 are just simple waves. But the NES composers do something, and their tracks sounds beautiful! I can't understand, what is it.
This trouble takes part not only with NES-like tracks, but anywhere.
Every time when I begin to compose something new, I hope that everything will be all right, but ALWAYS result sounds ugly...
Help me please.
I love tracker music most of all. I want to make my own songs.
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