#Music Tutorial

[customanthems]

Another 5 common mistakes when mixing:

POOR PANNING DECISIONS

Making the mix feel lopsided or crowded.

IGNORING THE IMPORTANCE OF MIDRANGE

Where most of the audible content lies.

NEGLECTING THE LOW END

Leading to a weak or muddy mix.

OVERPOWERING HIGH FREQUENCIES

Causing listener fatigue.

NOT CONSIDERING THE SONGS EMOTION

Disconnect between the mix and the music's feel.

Search any of these online for futher information.

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[coyotemaximum]

if anyone has recommendations for good beginner piano lessons on youtube, PLEASE tell me the channel name cuz every fuckin app i've seen is trial based and it's incredibly discouraging

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HELP THIS CURTAIN CALL?!?!?

This is straight up just a makeout scene istg 😭

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Popular cocktail in chinese club to increase new year vibe 'Howl's Heart' (name inspired by movie Howl's Moving Castle)

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I ain't no sweet-talkin' Romeo, but I can fight!

Daryl Tofa as Two-Bit Mathews - The Outsiders

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The Glinda Spin. You can take the girl out of Oz, but you can’t take Oz out of the girl. ALL. THE. TONYS. DM me if you want the bootleg

[praysia]

A Simple Tutorial on How to Curve Dividers ( or anything ) on Photopea!

Since someone asked, I'll explain. It's very very simple and easy to do!

Make sure you have transform controls on! When you go to adjust the image, click warp.

2. Now simply select a warp style, clicking the 'none' space will open up a drop down menu, most people use arc warp style.

3. Adjust the percentage of the bend to your liking and then you're done! You can do this with anything, text, shapes, etc!

Here is a short and simple video showing every step in case it's preferred or needed:

[neon-in-the-night-time]

nobody tell 14 year old me but i find elphaba/fiyero to be a more compelling ship than gelphie

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I think Liir and Callie would’ve been friends

Doodles cuz art block

All I know about Liir is that he got his mom’s bisexuality. Idk how to draw him either

I am also tripping balls rn

[insertdisc5]

game development question, howd you get the music for your games done/find musicians to work with? what was the process like and how hard was it?

id love to make a game of my own some day, but the scariest part of that to me is the music because i can learn to code and i can already draw, but music just seems. a bit too hard

thank you in advance ^^ sorry if you already answered this somewhere

this is perfectly timed because we're almost done with our search for a composer for project ts!

tldr: just get someone to do it for you. you don't have to do everything.

for isat, i was already in contact with Lindar from my first game Serre! I think I was just saying on twitter that music was hard, and Lindar DM'd me with some samples, so she was hired on the spot lol

as for project ts, Amazing Producer Dora put a few posts out on social media (twitter and linkedin iirc?) asking if people would be interested, and we got a good chunk of answers.

looking for musicians yourself and asking for their availability would work too!

as for what you'll need imo, your budget is the most important to figure out imo. How much can you spend on this? Songs are usually X$/song, or X$/minute of song. Look for rates online! Or ask them for a quote! Or just tell them "i have this amount of money what can i get for this"!!! Also you need to know when you'll need this by. Give them a deadline! Even if the deadline is something you work on together later!

After that, how many songs do you need from them? It doesnt need to be COMPLETELY set in stone, but try and keep to it. Give them moods-- you probably would need a title song, a happy song, a sad song, a tense song, a "walking around" song, and go from there.

And then, the Mood. You don't need to know EXACTLY what you want, but just something to get them started! Or at the very least, have a primer with the story/look of it, and a couple of mood words, and let them do what they're good at. Don't stress too much about not knowing music words, so far I've worked with musicians who don't mind me just going "this needs more oomph" lol, but every musician is different!

for reference, this is the sheet i gave Lindar for ISAT's soundtrack:

those are my thoughts as a person who hires composers, i'd be curious to know what composers think!

[vincentbriggs]

Dear person on the bus this morning with the Dracula quote tattoo whose phone was open to my youtube channel, sorry I pretended not to notice and also was too shy to say hello

[medium-observation]

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[ellezem]

Who wants to be rewarded with a bunch of slime tutorials <3 (you know you do, if you have requests, put them in my asks but tomorrow I’m gonna post like a million)

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