Producing a song to have an older sound
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In-Camera Cyanotype Photography
Welcome to the subreddit for the alternative photographic process Cyanotype. The chemicals used in preparing the Cyanotype formula consist of Ferric Ammonium Citrate and Potassium Ferricyanide, which together creates a liquid that is sensitive to UV light.
Suggestions for a 800W Sub Power Amp?
Need a mic? Don’t know which speaker to get? Ready to upgrade your old mixer? Ask your questions here on what to buy for your next gig/show. Sister subreddit of r/livesound
Small Venue PA Question
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A light colored, double resonator, synthetic xylorimba (Musser?, 50s - 60s)
This is reddit's home base for all things that can be hit to make sound. We like to discuss everything from orchestral to marching to world percussion.
New Offensive "Bajookieland" Meme is Going Viral 😂😂
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Weird effects I made for a mod of mine
This subreddit is meant for everything around the mapping tool Hammer. Here you can post questions, get feedback, help others, or simply brag about your work!
i'm sorry wallace, you're all out of time
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My first successful attempt at a longer piece, feedback appreciated
/r/composer is a place for submitting and discussing your score-based music.
did bach know what 9+10 is
I listen to classical music. Oh, you listen to pop? Typical. Did you know that pop only uses four chords? Ha, I bet you feel inferior right now. Oh, you listen to classical music as well? I bet you clap between movements, or COUGH, you simpleton.
cheap drums = cheap results
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Why do a lot investigators use low-quality recorders for EVP?
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$870. NO negotiations! I know what i've got
I listen to classical music. Oh, you listen to pop? Typical. Did you know that pop only uses four chords? Ha, I bet you feel inferior right now. Oh, you listen to classical music as well? I bet you clap between movements, or COUGH, you simpleton.
Using random things/gear in your studio setup
Products, practices, and stories about the profession or hobby of recording, editing, and producing audio. Profession of recording, editing, and producing audio
What would you want out of a live sound class?
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What is the biggest large ensemble setup you've had?
This is reddit's home base for all things that can be hit to make sound. We like to discuss everything from orchestral to marching to world percussion.
What techniques are being used here? (Will Wood - Suburbia Overture)
A subreddit discussing heavy metal screaming, extreme vocals, and death growling techniques. You are encouraged to show off your skills here!
favorite Grainger whip?
I listen to classical music. Oh, you listen to pop? Typical. Did you know that pop only uses four chords? Ha, I bet you feel inferior right now. Oh, you listen to classical music as well? I bet you clap between movements, or COUGH, you simpleton.
Video & recording I created for a classical solo piece
/r/videography is a community for both amateurs and professionals working in video, cinema, and television production.
Video I made for a friend's marimba solo
This is reddit's home base for all things that can be hit to make sound. We like to discuss everything from orchestral to marching to world percussion.
Re: Band on roster has their own FOH engineer, how to approach it?
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Band on roster has their own FOH engineer, how to approach it?
This subreddit is dedicated to Live Sound Reinforcement Professionals and a discussion of topics relating to the profession. Visit r/livesoundgear for gear and advice discussion.
I will be joining the "I Don't Support DCI" Facebook group now
An online community dedicated to the marching arts, with a focus on drum corps.