u/Kitchen_Roof7236

Hello, so I’m thinking the best way to do this for panned doubles is a low pass on the doubles so the most audible frequencies don’t clash and create a chorus effect, and to more aggressively manually cut out sibilance/consonants for the same reason

I’m wondering if this is common and if this is the correct way to do it

Basically wanting a way to be able to have a detailed scalable energy control, so say a section of the beat is super empty, I could automate said doubles to lower in volume so the energy feel matches the previous sections etc

Any advice is appreciated! Sorry if this post is a bit scrambled lol my head is very hollow feeling today

I’m thinking this is how wraith9 did LV Sandals, it also sounds like the main vocals on that track are panned to the left but you can hear a double on the right that that sounds like a ton of the frequencies are cut or heavily reduced

Thanks again

Hey yall I make melodic rap and singing tracks, looking for a studio mainly to help build me some vocal chain templates but also to record

My budget is about $60 per hour max, would prefer lower but I understand time is money 🙏

Bonus points if I can bring my modded mic in to have a custom chain built around it(I have a heavily treated fully deadened room so room noise doesn’t need to be accounted for)

Thanks yall ❤️ p.s. thunder up

Truly incredible showing tonight, ajay Mitchell has consistently shown himself to be a pure dawg for most of his short career

Edit: meant 1 tov whoops

Title lol, I made proper wood frame acoustic absorption panels with 10” deep 24” wide 48” long r30 Cornings unfaced fiberglass batts earlier this year, but one side of my room is still untreated and I realized I could probably just wrap the 2 remaining batts I have in muslin fabric and hang them on the untreated side, since they batts are only like 4 lbs each over a big ass volume, it should be easily hung

Anyways, sorry, to my point:

What would the best way of doing this be? I have some scrap 24” long 2” wide 1.5” thick whitewood boards I was thinking I could have at the top of them to staple the fabric to as well as hang them from, but am not sure what the ideal way to do this all would be

I’ve never sewed before but I have 6 yards of 60” wide 100% unbleached muslin fabric, a cheap repair sewing kit, a Stanley staple gun and a bunch of t50 staples

Thank you

Looking for an app that suggests/shows new rhymes as I write, something where if I wrote “extra dro, smoking expert mode” for example it’d have some sort of suggestion just showing compatible rhymes and slant rhymes based on the themes I’m writing, like “hydro, grow, level, smoke”

Sometimes I have that writers block where you keep looping back into familiar phrases or words and it kills my motivation, I still haven’t found a good solution other then just sucking it up and persisting

If anyone has an app suggestion for a concept similar to this or just a technique for breaking out of repetition cycles let me know