Making A FIRE beat in Pro Tools | That's Dope Episode 53 

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Yessir! It’s a game changer for real when it comes to transparency and your transients. Using that clipper lets them drums cut thru better.

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I appreciate you. Yea, that clipper is where it's at!

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Thanks man! The secret for me is making sure my levels are pretty good before they hit the master bus. Gain staging is important. It allows me to push the clipper a little bit harder than most without it sounding too distorted.

@@amirperrymusic yeah for sure. You're the king of PT! I also don't know how you keep getting fire out of xpand! Does it update or have new soundpacks or are these just the original stock sounds?

@@jamesangusmusic These are all just the original stock sounds that come with it.

A good place to start is the bpm you choose. Try 140-150. Another good thing to try is to replicate some of your favorite songs by copying the drum pattern and adding a totally different melody on top.

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I appreciate you bro. It’s a Mac mini but not the one with the M1. I’m looking at upgrading to one in the near future though.

@@amirperrymusic I appreciate you too! If you end up getting the MI mini before I do please give me/us your opinion on the performance with pro tools and any issues if there is any that you encounter. Blessed Love!

A clipper works by clipping the loudest parts of your mix at whatever level you set which is going to be 0db when using it on master. A maximizer works by increasing the loudness of a track and at the same time sets a ceiling for its peak level to prevent clipping. The method in which they achieve loudness is different and you’ll notice the audible difference.

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I go over how to set up your midi tracks in this video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Hz8KOe1HyrQ.html

Good question. I would say it took me a couple months to get it all the way down and be comfortable with producing in it. Before that, I was using it for recording though.

What interface are you using? It could be something with the way your system is calibrated. How is it reading on your master channel? If that has healthy levels, its most likely some hardware issue.

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