This channel is a place for me to put up clips (and full tracks) of my music to help promote it, and the record labels who are releasing my music on vinyl. It'll also be a source of ID's for people to remember what tracks I have forthcoming on vinyl, especially with the extended delays and turnaround times at the pressing plants.
My artist names and aliases include: Stu Chapman Stu & Nee (With DJ Nee) The Mouse Crew (With Steve Brown) Boykz & Chapman (With Nick 'Boykz' Hatcher) Chapman Lethal Formula Lethal Kranky & Lethal (With DJ Kranky) R4TL (Reach For The Lazers) (With Nick 'Boykz' Hatcher, Victoria Newton & Paul Larner) Deadly Powers (With Andrew Robertson)
Thanks for the tutorial! I tried to replicate that piano riff with the m1 sample. But somehow mine sounds far less "alive". Are you using the m1 vst or a sample? Do you have any tips on effects to use?
I would have to dig up the project and look to confirm exactly what I used, but generally speaking my processing is the same on pianos... Yes, it's the Korg M1 VST. It would definitely have an EQ Eight on it, removing the bass region of the spectrum and then adding some top end brightness to it as the M1 sounds a little bit dull without it. I also sometimes use the Drum Buss effect in Ableton, which can be used to do a bit of work to the transients, and it has a nice resonance dial which can make it sound brighter as well (gotta be a bit careful with that though as it can introduce unwanted harshness). Given the length of the tail of the last chord at the end when the piano stops in the video I would say that I'd added some reverb to it as well. I hope that helps? Let me know if not and I will dig up the project.
@@raveblaster92 thank you that helps a lot! I started experimenting after i wrote the comment and managed to get a good result. I added some reverb, saturation, a transient shaper and a tiny bit of a vintage chorus.
Hi mate, that's a bloody good question! My mind has gone blank on that one though as I'm in the middle of moving house so I will have to get back to you once my brain is back in studio mode! :)
Funny you should say that as Lee (DJ Nightmare) and I had a running joke a few months back that we've done enough tracks for a triple LP! However, these promo tracks are all split up across 3 different 4 track vinyl releases, on 2 different record labels.
@@raveblaster92 keep em coming!! I love them! Honestly I never thought this would happen in back in 1991 when I first started raving, but I’m so glad you guys are still making the tunes now in 2024 .. I’m 51 but these tunes make me feel 18 again! Excellent stuff thank you! 🔥🔥🔥👍🏻♥️♥️
