u/Mieplol

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I tried everything from cutting out the lows of the cymbals or give them more reverb to by more atmospheric. It always feels like the aren't in the mix and only to high end of the transients came through the mix.

I'm using programmed drums with a sample kit from chango studios called FOP kit. Its pretty old but I like it. Could be the sample a problem?

I like to put my reference tracks inside of FL Studio to make quick comparisons. But since they inside FL Studio they get also the effects I put on my Master (Maximizer, Compressor,...). Is it possible to disable every effects on my referens track when putting it inside FL?

Did some recordings after a long break. To this date I still have no idea if this is fry or false chord. Does anyone know?

I get random white noise on my master track every 2-3 minutes for no reason. I already deleted all VST plugins. Now I have no idea what else I can do to fix it.

I exported it, and I got the noise on my .wav file also.

I mostly used my YouTube account to store my own videos as unlisted or just use it for dumb stuff. This resulted in a channel strike, which has already expired. Now I'm wondering if this will have a negative effect on my YouTube channel when I'm finally doing it seriously. I heard there is some kind of algorithm blacklisting and stuff like that.

If yes. Should I just create a new channel, or should I even create a new Google account for that?