@@Kauzcore oh thank you my man for this comment! I will upload non stop until I have decided I am enough good to take another step and maybe have the courage to do some live event. Thank you!
So much to say on this one. Love the chord stab sound at 3:30 then nice vocal samples come in at 6:30 Really like how thick the layering gets from 9:00 on. Great build to climax. Your music is always so loud and pumping. I'm not sure if it's the outboard gear or just something I'm not paying attention to in the video editing. Either way your mixes are always banging! Great job. Now for the video. I love the effect keeping only you in color. Real cool. What software do you use for video and what are your settings like (levels) for music in the program? Do you do anything specific to get your levels so hot on youtube? Sorry for all the questions but I love how you keep switching it up these days.
@@SoulSearchingGaijin hello my friend, always nice to hear from you. Outboard gear facilitates things but it is not compulsory. The big hint to get loud techno is to create simple patterns into a limiter like for exemple ozone. A bit of after processing with plugins like dynamic eq for exemple. Gulfoss or inflator are a must have to get those kind of heavy processes sounds on the master. Overall, techno is made to get this kind of feeling like no other genre in my opinion. More you listen more you are addict. Sleep, eat, techno, repeat as they are all sayin ehehe. Peace! edit : for editing I export AAC 320k from premiere pro and I export CBR 320 from abbleton with a 48000 khz, 24 bit recording. It is the best in my opinion and recommended by youtube. I export -14 lufs short term from the daw to avoid heavy compression by youtube algorithm, I dont take that much time but the more you are close to 0db in term of content loudness by youtube algorithm, the better you are. Hope you have all the information my friend.
veni audi nuti!! Very very nice, its so cool to see and hear your stuff! Top!
@@Kauzcore oh thank you my man for this comment! I will upload non stop until I have decided I am enough good to take another step and maybe have the courage to do some live event. Thank you!
Great set up! Those chord stabs sound cool
@@teknobaby83 thanks man!
So much to say on this one. Love the chord stab sound at 3:30 then nice vocal samples come in at 6:30 Really like how thick the layering gets from 9:00 on. Great build to climax. Your music is always so loud and pumping. I'm not sure if it's the outboard gear or just something I'm not paying attention to in the video editing. Either way your mixes are always banging! Great job. Now for the video. I love the effect keeping only you in color. Real cool. What software do you use for video and what are your settings like (levels) for music in the program? Do you do anything specific to get your levels so hot on youtube? Sorry for all the questions but I love how you keep switching it up these days.
@@SoulSearchingGaijin hello my friend, always nice to hear from you.
Outboard gear facilitates things but it is not compulsory. The big hint to get loud techno is to create simple patterns into a limiter like for exemple ozone.
A bit of after processing with plugins like dynamic eq for exemple.
Gulfoss or inflator are a must have to get those kind of heavy processes sounds on the master.
Overall, techno is made to get this kind of feeling like no other genre in my opinion. More you listen more you are addict. Sleep, eat, techno, repeat as they are all sayin ehehe.
Peace!
edit : for editing I export AAC 320k from premiere pro and I export CBR 320 from abbleton with a 48000 khz, 24 bit recording. It is the best in my opinion and recommended by youtube. I export -14 lufs short term from the daw to avoid heavy compression by youtube algorithm, I dont take that much time but the more you are close to 0db in term of content loudness by youtube algorithm, the better you are.
Hope you have all the information my friend.
@@FortheSoulFtS ho so you process digitally?
@@mnpl_music yes as described bro. I even perform with almost the entire mastering chain on.
@@FortheSoulFtS I guess it's cheaper than having the same type of process w/ physical devices haha
@@mnpl_music no it is better in my opinion. Once you got the mojo you want digital is better to push imho.
was that difficult for you?
I dont get the question mate