Thanks for checking it out! Yes, these were very sloppy as I kept on running into polyphony issues. And it was hard to play a bass line without the loops playing
TheDingo wrote:Thanks for checking it out! Yes, these were very sloppy as I kept on running into polyphony issues. And it was hard to play a bass line without the loops playing
You can record a mono mix of key elements and make bass line to that then delete mono mix. Did you use the Pattern Sequencer or resample method?
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Ya you gotta work with the limits and prioritize what is most important to you, tight tracks or stereo elements that are not tight.
Unless of course you want to dump tracks to a DAW and so forth.
i often find myself wanting to keep certain samples stereo but end up having to make them mono to get the track done. I actually made a mistake recently and ended up resampling/working on the track for 3 or 4 generations before i realized I had gone mono for the whole track- was bummed and ended up adding some stereo effects. It was this one: https://soundcloud.com/clifford-novey/f ... e-spfbb147
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Word, it still sounds pretty good to me. Is mono just decreased sound quality then? Maybe I should invest in something like a tascam 6 track so I can do overdubbing whilst recording which would make it easier to play drums over my tracks and keep everything on beat
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No not really quality but sort of (you can have 96kHz/24bit mono file but will still be mono), you just have one channel of audio so there can be no panning or any stereo imaging- hard to explain but stereo effects sound much more rich and lush in stereo. If you use a DAW there will be an option to listen in mono or to render a new mix as mono- try it and you will hear the difference.
TheDingo wrote:Word, it still sounds pretty good to me. Is mono just decreased sound quality then? Maybe I should invest in something like a tascam 6 track so I can do overdubbing whilst recording which would make it easier to play drums over my tracks and keep everything on beat
https://soundcloud.com/clifford-novey SP-202 (SOLD), SP-303 (SOLD), SP-404SX (main one I useD- killed w wrong PSU!), SP-505 (still have it!), SP-555 (SOLD), ES-1 (SOLD), ESX-1 (SOLD), RS7000, etc.
Hey Rocky, if you are talking about the track I posted no that is an example of how I ended up in mono by mistake and had to add stereo effects to try and improve rather than redo all the takes over again.
My track descriptions will all say whether I used PS or resample method in the description. I am going to make sure- I think that is good info for peeps to see. Thx.
RockySullivan wrote:damn u made this OUT of the pattern sequencer. NICE!!
I only did that once on the TRACK COBWEBS Thought it was easier still have kept it in the sequencer since then. Definitely gonna try it again though.
https://soundcloud.com/clifford-novey SP-202 (SOLD), SP-303 (SOLD), SP-404SX (main one I useD- killed w wrong PSU!), SP-505 (still have it!), SP-555 (SOLD), ES-1 (SOLD), ESX-1 (SOLD), RS7000, etc.