Pretty much what @Tekalight said… more about what it sounds like than what would be typically done according to theory. That said, if you want the theory behind why those chords are like that, look up chord voicing as well as suspended, add and diminished chords. If you’ve got something like the chord track in Cubase you can play around with chord modifications really easily. There’s a lot more too it than just major and minor chords.
Great tips… Nice job by showing hints around kick & bass, vengeance and FB plugs, bus processing and Mastering. Thank you!
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Extreme help. Thank you.
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This is one of the best courses I’ve seen.
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Amazing tutorial!
I liked this one!
Best Tutorial ever!!!
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Try dragging out the audio after its processed… otherwise a work around is to add a block of silence after the audio, then paste them together and then process it offline.
Amazing tutorial and loved the fact that he made it from scratch and got to see him go through the trial and errors which you don’t often see with some tutorials!
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I have Ableton Live 10 and I followed the tutorial without problem, I have haved that adapted Ableton Live’s plugins to the project.
Is there any chance of getting the DUNE 2 presets? I’m using a different DAW and DUNE 3, so saving them from the project files seems infeasible.
Checked the course resources and while there’s a Dune Arps.midi file, no preset in there, it must be only available from the Cubase Project, and of course if it uses Dune 2 and you ave Dune 3 version installed, Cubase won’t load the plugin, thus you won’t be able to save the DUne 2 preset from Cubase to reopen it with Dune 3 in a new Porject.
Unless @Protoculture still have that Dune Arps Preset or another subscriber that owns Cubase & both Dune 2 & 3 , I advise you to try to recreate the preset by ear from the course video. The Midi file is in the resources and you might some DUne 2 GUI display in the tutorial videos to help. Also check your own presets, many time you’ll be able to find a similar preset in your own plugins libraries, it’s more easy than starting from scratch & a blank preset.
I’m on video 7 , this tutorial is great, thanks very much for doing it from scratch so we get to see everything develop. It’s a great track too!!
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Great!
What’s your real name because I don’t quite understand?
Is it Natty dreadlocks?
PEACE
Lol, Nate… it’s short for Nathaniel.
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Really Good!
Yeaeee