damagedgoods wrote:tintin2085 wrote:I pretty interested how do all this producer like Mike Dehnert for making an so lofi feeling in their productions. If you listen productions from Mike Dehnert or even from Maurizio you will hear at the beginning a nice breeze noise (i don't know the exact term for this sound like for exemple if you put the monitor too loud or if you don't push on the DOlby NR on an old tape player
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I'm trying since 2 days too reproduce this feel with Logic and without hardware. Anyone has some tips to give me ?
I have tried it with Microtonic and with a bunch of distortions but it's not that.
If you want hardware noise, sample it from hardware. Record some vinyl crackle. Record some tape hiss. Record some mixer noise. Delay it, filter it, sidechain it, whatever. You can be sure that the Maurizio stuff isn't ITB and all done with Logic.
Dehnert has a pretty clean sound, all told...
agree re: denhert - it is actually a clean but agressive sound, there ain't much tape hiss or otherwise - his chords are pretty clean as well, sounds like soft synth - perhaps even a tweaked absynth preset ?
(I like denhert btw so hopefully that won't offend - it's just quite a recogniseable chord he often uses and one I've cameacross when I tried absynth out once - think 2562 might have used it in the past also)
Are you sure about the maurizio records being done in logic tho ? I doubt that, I'm reasonably sure those records were done on hardware, altho u could be correct - the channels then being recorded into logic.
Most of those tracks were dubbed tho, so I dunno what would be the point in chucking it into logic other than prepping the master, there were no post edits or any clever arrangements in those tracks, it's all about the work on the desk if you ask me (and more importantly - if you ask von oswald, it's about the only thing I've ever heard him confirm).
Might be mis-understanding you tho - what do you mean by ITB ?
