noceur
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Joined Feb 2018
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🎶🌟 noceur 🌟 has been involved with audio since 2014 and producing full-time since 2018! he's got quite the diverse style of low fidelity and a mixture of ambience... 💿🎵
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honestly, i really find the entire UI of Ableton 10 to be a lot more pleasing to look at compared to the previous version. not only are there a lot of new features, the drum bus makes it easier to add transients and punch to your drums making it a very diverse tool to use under a group of kicks/percussion/etc. ableton will always exceed my expectations to be honest.
hands down, one of the easiest to navigate daw's. i began creating re-drums of country songs in 2014 using virtual dj and decided to open up this nifty little program. afterward, all i could achieve was laying down a simple drum pattern and exporting it to loop in vdj. surprisingly, i have came quite a long way since then. if you're interested in producing without the knowledge of music theory, then i would definitely use fl.
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Studio Equipment 3
the fact that 25 keys are present and octave control exists is absolutely insane. it may not seem that drastic but if you produce in a small environment and have nowhere to place a huge midi piano, then yes. this majestic keyboard is for you.
Software Plugins and VSTs 20
whenever you need to lowpass something relatively quick, this is literally my go to plugin! :)
Headphones 2
Microphones 1
Other Gear 1
Had 7
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words cannot describe how simple this wonderful little device is to use. it's a two-in-one masterpiece. you have 16 pads to assign whatever sound you desire, 6 faders to control whichever bus/mixer track you plan to control, and a button that enables full level (playing at 100% volume). i recommend this to everyone. c:
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