How to make epic trance tunes made clear and simple: Sonic Academy’s music-production pros line up everything you need for emulating the trance sound of the pros. Starting with the basics - drums and basslines - through to chord progressions and the final arrangement of your track.
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A noob question I am sure: I noticed that you never made a specific “Sub-Bass” line. What are your thoughts on using an individual sub bass track- would it just muddy things up in this case and is it not necessary?
Dear Brian or Phil, I have a very stupid question. So i accidentally (sounds not honest but it is true) used part of the presets in this course to make a very good track. And i am wondering should i take the part i used out of the track since i want to release it or are we free to use provided materials here without copy right problems?
Up to @bryan_spence & @phil_johnston to provide you with more details but in general any tutorial resource that you download from S.A is subject to the rules displayed in the User License Agreement disclaimer that pops up when you click on download and that you agree to accept.
In first place you have to follow those rules and secondly also make sure that there’s not any additional EULA or License Text info inside each downloads that specify more rules, if any then of course you’ll have to stick to those rules too.
It’s a common practice to bounce or record either hardware or software instruments to audio, can be used for different reasons actually.
Not only it’s a good practice to share the same sound with other people that do not own the same hardware gears or the same plugins, but you can also do a lot with audio samples like re-pitching them or mangle them with sampler plugins or other effects and next to this it will also save CPU and DAW resources, some instruments plugins and presets can be demanding on resources, so bouncing to audio can also help with this.
