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Nice chords. Once again impressed with how the cowbell is used!
Using the entire latin_guitar03.ogg can be quite difficult, so it's fine if you only use a slice of it.
Not sure if I agree with all the EQ choices, but they are fine for the most part.

Hmmmm how should I suppose to put those samples to bassline editor?

Wormy300 wrote:Hmmmm how should I suppose to put those samples to bassline editor?

Here's the B&B version: https://lmms.io/lsp/?action=show&file=9351

Unless you have a specific reason or type of workflow, I would recommend using just the Song Editor. B&B is handy for repeating patterns and such, but it's much less flexible and not transparent.

caLRo wrote:Nice chords. Once again impressed with how the cowbell is used!
Using the entire latin_guitar03.ogg can be quite difficult, so it's fine if you only use a slice of it.
Not sure if I agree with all the EQ choices, but they are fine for the most part.

whats wrong with all the EQ choices? is it because it masks the sounds? if so, i apologize for that. and will try to be more creative next time

EDIT: or is it because it looks like i dont know what im doing with the EQ? because i dont really. i know basics.

DJ FlyingPankakez wrote:

caLRo wrote:Nice chords. Once again impressed with how the cowbell is used!
Using the entire latin_guitar03.ogg can be quite difficult, so it's fine if you only use a slice of it.
Not sure if I agree with all the EQ choices, but they are fine for the most part.

whats wrong with all the EQ choices? is it because it masks the sounds? if so, i apologize for that. and will try to be more creative next time

EDIT: or is it because it looks like i dont know what im doing with the EQ? because i dont really. i know basics.

You place your EQs after your reverbs, I rarely ever do that. EQ-ing reverbs can be quite tricky, so I almost always make sure that I do the EQ first before trying to apply the correct type and amount of reverb.

caLRo wrote:

DJ FlyingPankakez wrote:

caLRo wrote:Nice chords. Once again impressed with how the cowbell is used!
Using the entire latin_guitar03.ogg can be quite difficult, so it's fine if you only use a slice of it.
Not sure if I agree with all the EQ choices, but they are fine for the most part.

whats wrong with all the EQ choices? is it because it masks the sounds? if so, i apologize for that. and will try to be more creative next time

EDIT: or is it because it looks like i dont know what im doing with the EQ? because i dont really. i know basics.

You place your EQs after your reverbs, I rarely ever do that. EQ-ing reverbs can be quite tricky, so I almost always make sure that I do the EQ first before trying to apply the correct type and amount of reverb.

Oh! Ok, thanks for the advice!

Another one by me: https://lmms.io/lsp/?action=show&file=9360
Tip: Almost all samples are not scaled to A and not pure note (most major chords) as I could see it in SAN VST plugin.

rysiek wrote:Another one by me: https://lmms.io/lsp/?action=show&file=9360
Tip: Almost all samples are not scaled to A and not pure note (most major chords) as I could see it in SAN VST plugin.

Where do I download said plugin?

rysiek wrote:Another one by me: https://lmms.io/lsp/?action=show&file=9360
Tip: Almost all samples are not scaled to A and not pure note (most major chords) as I could see it in SAN VST plugin.

The samples have different properties, that's part of the challenge. But you did well! Good sample cuts, good dynamics (velocity).

SAN dl link: http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?plugin=San&id=874

I'm a little late. This is my submission :
https://lmms.io/lsp/?action=show&file=9363