HOW TO MAKE BREAKCORE METAL | [TUTORIAL] 

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@@klaw1 well if mine was pinned (i'm very unbiased) the other might stay up at the top on its own due to the likes it's already received, and if mine gets crazy likes in comparison you could switch them back?

@@pnksounds real doubling in vst guitar would require a secondary set of samples to play one in each ear. (this is what odin ii does.) unfortunately, i doubt a company that has already advertised haas effect doubling as true doubling, and made undoubtedly tons of money off people buying those products, would do all that for an almost four year old instrument just because they got an email :/

also if u don't have the means to get a different plugin, doin it manually (with a slight detune or different tone settings in each channel) is tiring but really good as it allows u to have control over what notes are playin on the left and right

You can record the second tracck shifted 1 semitone off (on piano roll) and then shift the audio track back with pitch shifter

btw he actually didnt use any guiatars in some of his songs. cultist base uses synth for example

Its actually the other way around. Mick thought that a 9 string had such a low use case, that he gifted it to one of meshuggah's guitarists. Even then, meshuggah's guitarist couldnt find a use for it.

How were the chips?

​@@borealmarinda4337Pretty good, but i can't handle eating them more often than once or twice a year, their taste is way too intence for me

You should

Honestly, I've been considering the same. As much as I love Reaper, I'm considering on getting FL for when I wanna make more electronic stuff

Hope you're winning

Да, дружище, отдуши за слова, можешь найти меня вконтакте, делись демками

Yes i do, but i can't give a satisfying estimate regarding the release date. I have an album being written and a couple songs finished already, but the rest can take me a little while

classical music is goated, my style is influenced a ton by Chopin and Rachmaninoff and i encourage you to try to get some inspiration out of the classical music yourself

Metal has a lower than average musicality, but higher than average playfulness to it. The first means that the demand for a long/complex chord progression(or for a chord progression at all in some extreme cases or in some parts of the song) is extremely diminished. You can just hang around less notes and not really bother with trying to musically define your harmony(aka not convey a lot of info on what chord is currently playing, for example playing notes A and G# for two bars each could suggest a variety of chord progressions like A-G#, Am-G#, Am-G#m, A-Fm, Am-Fm, A-E, Am-E etc). The second means that metal riffs should be written less as a piece pf music and more as a "look at this sick sequence", where it doesn't really matter what is this a sequence of. It could be some "call and response" between a lowest note on the guitar and a sound of scratching your pick against the strings, or a sequence like "imma play this sad phrase and follow it up with this cool arpeggio", just being playful in what the science of music offers you. Another thing is rythm, but there isn't really any meaningful AND universal advice here, I've heard riffs that are just four on the floor, triplets all across or a genuine mess, but the whole aspect of rythm really should be given a heavy chunk of your attention(also don't forget about the note lengths, getting them right makes a HUGE difference, you can vary the mood of the riff just by deciding to play legato or staccato). Of course, all pf these thing depend on the sub-genre of metal you're going for, some demand more musicality and some are just straight up alien noises, and there is a lot of playful experimentation to be done which is both fun and boring. I would suggest for you to listen to some sub-genres that you listen to and some that you dismiss, taking notes about what you like about the riffs and literally stealing those little ideas, building your musical vocabulary bit by bit, developing your own habits and methodology. Also studying music theory and playing with newfound knowledge helps a lot. Sorry if it's too much and let me know if you had any success applying all these things. Thanks a lot.

Yea, gonna release it soon, thanks a lot man

​@@klaw1 gonna look forward for it. Also don't be shy about your accent :D

Working on one but tmmaking a whole album of this is hard. I have 3~ maybe 4 songs done, but it'll take me a while to finish the rest. Those 4 were written between the time of release of my first yt vid and now lmao

​@@klaw1 I’ll wait for your album as long as it takes, so do your magic, the main thing is the quality of the album (your style is simply gorgeous, I released a jazz lo-fi album and listened to similar music for about a year. Now I’m just tired of this style of music and got hooked on edm, breakcore and house, you have the intersection of everything that I love in electronic music, literally the ost of ultrakill but even better and higher quality)❤️ короче реально красавчик/талант

Edit: breakcore

I would like to listen to the opening on repeat

Sorry for the late reply lmao, it's gosnna get released in some time, just gotta get the mix right

I'm not sure, but you can try searching for serum/harmor/sytrus "electric guitar" preset that sounds at least a bit like an electric guitar with no amp(a clean tone), putting it through any free guitar amp vst and seing how it goes. An electric guitar can be substituted when achieving heaviness in your track, for example my "Inspired by Mick Gordon" video mainly uses a synth

Check the pinned comment, there is a guy who answered your question

shreddage 3 stratus is free and it doesn't need full kontakt

It's FL Studio 21. I agree, not enough creators put the name of the software (because it is very obvious to producers, but i get why you wouldn't know, if you use garageband). When I first started out i didn't know what the name was either so I had to ask my producer friend

Hyper demon(check top left corner) It's really addictive, check it out

@@klaw1 lmao don't know how i missed that, sick tutorial btw