Yes - hit me up any time 🙌 thanks for watching!

@@VenterVisuals on the come up 🙏 thanks bro

@@OneMoreMo i don't really have a based opinion on the sequencer (only used it a handful of times). as long as it gets the job done, i support whatever works best for you. i just used the ones in this video because they've always worked for me! thanks so much for watching and for the question.🙌

@@v4sounds thanks mate, appretiate it

@@drvoodoo3073 i'll have to try this, could be a game changer! appreciate the call out and for watching🙌

@@internetdummystuff 🤝 thanks for checking it out fam

@@TheOfficialRay.S appreciate that a lot 🙌 glad that it could help you

Exporting stems should come last in the beat-making process. Finish a beat, then export the stems and make them available to artists. If an artist purchases the beat and has stems, they can record and send the vocals + beat stems to the engineer who then has more control of the final mix. To your point though, exporting the stems and mixing back in the daw is good mixing practice. But that's usually where the engineer comes in anyways so its really not necessary.

@ appreciate it! I am just starting to make beats but for personal use not to sell at the moment, would it be the same concept?!

that's great bro, i'm excited for you. You can always export individual stems from your beat and load them back into Logic to save computer space and avoid crashing. I wouldn't worry about exporting all the beat stems until they're needed for mixing or sending to artists/engineers. Appreciate you tuning in!🙌

@ aye I appreciate you! No doubt bro, keep up the good work! ✨💪🏼

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@@evieruth01 🙌 appreciate that

You could do that, I just use ultrabeat/DMD to stack sounds within a singular instrument track (percs for example). It's easier for me to stay organized but you could use either. Alchemy is my go-to plugin for pitched sounds that I can play on my keyboard which I don't typically use or need for kicks and snares. But then again you can also pitch sounds using ultrabeat and DMD relatively easily. Really just about preference!

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@@dirtyharry6297 what music would you like dirty harry

@@v4sounds Anything sounds like music - not the noise 🤙

@@dirtyharry6297 ok

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@@zencist 32-bit is not much better than 24-bit so you could go either way. 32 takes up more space i believe though. i left a link in the description talking more about the differences if you're interested. and i have a RODE USB mic

@@v4sounds ​ which rode 5th generation nt-1 ? because if you don't have a mic which is record 32 bit you are doing wrong with turned on 32 bit. just let you know..

@@zencist i'm not sure what gen tbh. and like i said 24 bit is the universal standard but i'd go with 32 bit if your daw allows it, but 24 is the safe route. appreciate the call out fam!

i'm not sure i have any yugi-oh type beats but i like the idea

trying to look out for all the beginners out there. and I agree with you on quick sampler that is also quick and effective - i will probably cover that as well in the near future. thanks so much i appreciate you!✌

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Love the service man your such a help 😅

a good bridge is probably my favorite part of music, definitely will dive into those soon👍 appreciate that

@@BenjaminRose-jv9bs glad i can help, thanks a lot!

thank you for subbing! let me know if there's anything specific you want to see on the channel

thanks for watching!

you're awesome!

@@redwizxrd you've got me fired up!😂🙏thanks so much for watching, much more to come

we gotta stick together 💯 thanks for tuning in!

preciate ya big dawg