GarageBand is a surprisingly good and is really all any amateur needs. Call me crazy but I’ve always felt that different daws have a different sound even when recorded with the same sample rate and everything I’ve ever recorded in GarageBand had a nice “sheen” too it. Maybe I’m crazy or maybe I always got the recording levels perfect on those. But yes it’s basically stripped down version of Logic.
AI? No thanks. I prefer listening to the original on a cassette and keep rewinding. It trains your ear and forces you to make creative decisions
My God, it's a program to learn songs. Whatever, not arguing with you, not worth it. Do you. I wish I had something like this 30 something years ago when I learned to play.AI? No thanks. I prefer listening to the original on a cassette and keep rewinding. It trains your ear and forces you to make creative decisions
twas but a joke, Diane
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Dude, that sounds awesome.I shared a picture of a cover I decided to do yesterday. I used studio one 6, the few plugins I used were in the box stock plugins. I used RipX to extract the stems and rerecord all the guitars myself. Thought I'd share how simple it can be. I like doing covers to not just learn songs but to learn and understand mixing practices and production techniques.
Live Forever final mix.mp3
Thanks, it was a fun exercise in trying to get that tone. I recently did some amp upgrades and needed an excuse to grip it and rip it.
Dude you sound exactly like Noel!I shared a picture of a cover I decided to do yesterday. I used studio one 6, the few plugins I used were in the box stock plugins. I used RipX to extract the stems and rerecord all the guitars myself. Thought I'd share how simple it can be. I like doing covers to not just learn songs but to learn and understand mixing practices and production techniques.
Live Forever final mix.mp3
