dumbass gets vocaloid, then makes adhd music 

that explains my music taste

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no way me too 🌚

Shin3y! I keep finding you is it cause we have the same music taste?

I had one project hit 102% cpu usage once... That's why FL is the best DAW... because it can use CPU that isn't there lmao

@@sevenlivesmusic yeah it just grabs extra cpu from the shadow realm it's a super nice feature

This convo is the funniest shit i saw today LMFAO

@@arcerionmusic hell yeah! I hope they add grabbing extra RAM from there in the future as well. I'd probably be able to open up more than 1 kontakt instance (finally)!

@@sevenlivesmusic it already does 😭😭😭 it once displayed that I was using 47 gigs of ram, I only have 32

same bruh

Absolutely, I'm thinking of making a full vocaloid song eventually!

@@sevenlivesmusic awesome!! So excited to hear more!! I love this type of music SM make my brain go brrrr

There is! Check the pinned comment, it should be a link to the full song. If it's not there, it should be under my channel, called "The Ultimate Genre Showdown"

don't worry, this is one of the projects that I'll definitely finish eventually.

been out for a while already actually! if you haven't seen it by now, it should be the pinned comment

@@sevenlivesmusic you just saved my life i love you

you're right!

formerly?? how do you formerly have adhd i didnt think it was like curable

did u have a lobotomy or something

@@goober130 i have add now

@@Idkanymore1234 ohhhh ok

Don't just quit because you feel that you can't do good. It takes a long time to improve, but if you love what you do, then you'll eventually improve. If you love making music, then just make it. Don't focus on how good it is; that just comes with time. When I first started making music, I was in awe by what others could do, and found myself in a similar position, thinking that I could never be as good as them. But now, even when I'm still not as good, I know that I still have many years to go before I even reach the amount of time they've been producing for. If you love making music, then you'll naturally put in the effort if you continue with it. My question for you; do you love making music?

legit as someone who used to hate making music, loving the process of just doing is how to get good comparing yourself vs years of practice hurts a lot

these replies actually help a lot as someone who was considering quitting, thanks 🙏

@@acorn861 Glad it helped! Seriously though, for the vast majority of music producers (myself included), there's a point in your journey where you feel like giving up, and a lot of music producers quit at that point; but if you keep pushing through to get past that, you'll probably find yourself not only loving what you do, but finally loving what you make. There's a channel called EDMProd that has a video called "The 5 Stages of an Electronic Music Producer," and I highly recommend you watch that, because it really helped me get past that dip.

I do already have a tutorial, but it's really just pointers to help you get started, not a full tutorial, since there isn't really any one way to approach this style of music. I might make a better tutorial soon though, which is gonna break down my upcoming song.

i call it full flavor, and i think that's the general consensus; it's just mixing a bunch of genres together.

yeah IIRC I fixed those problems (except for the dubstep basses being wet, that was just a stylistic choice on my part, because I liked the sound) in the final version, although I'd like to see what you think. Full song should be in the pinned comment, so I'd appreciate it if you could check that out and provide a little feedback.

the good average or bad average?

@@sevenlivesmusic nonono, not your music as in "average", but like it's like a song you'd expect in a rhythm game. its good tho

​@@tomatocat glad it was the good average!

been a while, but i remember that i layered some crunches, passed it through ott + distortion, bounced it, added eq, and adding more layers its like a hardstyle kick, but with much less sub, so you might have to add the sub into the kick separately depending on how it turns out

damn sry :(

top inspiration!

For the vocals, I use Synthesizer V by Dreamtonics, and Solaria by Eclipsed Sounds, both of which have free versions which I used for this (I am considering buying it, since the full versions have a lot more features). Serum is used really heavily, also a little bit of Vital. Vital is a free alternative to Serum, both are good VSTs and are fully capable of making majority of the sounds here Some samples I made (like the hardcore kick), others are from a variety of sample packs. One I find especially useful is KSHMR Samples Vols. 3 and 4. As for the effects side, I use a sausage fattener patcher clone on the basses. I made a full video on the color bass section, but basically, it's just Pitchmap and Rezonator with a limiter. I hope this helps!

damn bro thanks im trynna make music and this was helpful af @@sevenlivesmusic

@@LordAssBeater420 no problem!

to each their own

i just called it dubstep, but i'm pretty sure it can be classified under a subgenre of dubstep

@@sevenlivesmusic hm

ok there's like one section there so it's a (technically)

No I mean the virtual voice software isn't vocaloid it's synthV

@@sleepy-neko oh yeah that was a little clickbaity, but i just combine vocaloid, synth v, etc. under the umbrella term of vocaloid, just because vocaloid is more synonymous with vocal synthesizers. sorry if you were expecting something else though.

I don't think I can because it uses a bunch of extra files and plugins. I'll hopefully get around to breaking down the song and post that though.

I think like rawstyle, or hardcore

@@sevenlivesmusic Ok

you're right but i just use it as a general umbrella term idk

what part of the mix is bothering you? is it the fact that the drums get drowned out at the start? (that's the main complaint I got from some people)