FAST TRACK BUILD is an all new feature here on Sonic Academy. Using the genre selected for Sonic Rewind, the Sonic team attempt to build a track for you in under two hours. This is a fast paced feature allowing you to gain an understanding of a genre in a punchy, bite sized way. Join Phil and Chris as they cover the PRYDA sound.
Note: This course does not contain any samples or project files - It is intended that you learn from watching the techniques :) We show you the process of auditioning / discarding and selecting samples for yourself from your own sample collection
Loving Sonic Rewind! Great stuff guys, thanks for continuing to provide awesome content. You're a great resource to aspiring producers out there. Cheers!
I just finished watching tutorial no.5. two questions. 1.Why don't you use pan control.If there are any reason. 2.When parallel compression, attack time needs to be minimum, I think. I just wonder.
Since I never had the pleasure to colab with anyone yet. I'm impressed with the way you both worked as a team to get an inspiring final product. Sonic Academy has helped me see and hear things that were right in front of me but I neglected taking that extra step because I was looking with my eyes closed so to speak. Keep up the great work my friends!
Nice track - can we have playthrough always at beginning or end of your tutorials? You guys tend to omit this since a while - I think me and maybe others would enjoy listening to the complete uncommented track (pls tell Bryan also...) Thanks guys!
Very interesting tutorial. I found myself talking to my computer screen. I think they heard me a couple of times. (like turning the bass frequencies back down in during the final mastering video). LOL. I am impressed with the end result considering the time invested. I picked up a bunch of valuable tips. I especially liked how they made a point of matching the groove of the second melody to the piano. Great stuff.
you shoudnt compare pryda with martin garrix there is a huge difference ,and IMO animals doesnt have any musical aspect just a loud shit.this track is just kick nothing else ,maybe it is good when you are drunk :)
quick way to open en close all the lines in arraignment view (on mac) is alt + click on the little triangle in the cirkels like you normally close or open one of them