cbrugs

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   by cbrugs 5d ago

   I was never the "tinkerer" type of developer. I like learning, which is why I love the field. I like learning something that makes me feel stupid, and there is a lot of that in software. I can't see how the tinkerers of the w
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   by cbrugs 3y ago

   Hey, you mind if I email you!? I'm really interested in starting to create my own plugins and I'm not sure the best place to start.
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   by cbrugs 3y ago

   Yes- it's common to drag a track into Ableton and use that as a reference for a few different reasons. You can try to mimic particular sounds, the structure of the song, or the overall mix. For example, if I like the hat of a particula
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   by cbrugs 3y ago

   I got into making house/techno music about a year ago and it's become a life-changing hobby just like getting into tech was. Getting to that point where you start making "listenable" music is unmatched. The best advice t
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   by cbrugs 3y ago

   I agree with it being the wrong way to go about it- I think the article fails to recognize that relying on the software being free isn't a solid enough certification of the software being appropriately safe to control a person's h