3分でわかる王道アニソンの作り方（how to make anime songs）

[@えぬ-i5n]

合いの手で笑っちゃったけどアニソン系ってこういう風にノれるかってめっちゃ大事そうだ〜参考になります！ありがとう〜！

[@domsenjan]

とりあえずkey=EやF♯やBにしてる曲が多い気がする……。

[@Fランの赤本]

ギターソロかっけぇ！！！！！！！！！！

[@Dalai_Mala_810th]

ラブライブ感めちゃくちゃ分かって草

[@exemptsonnet]

2:47　5等分の花嫁感

[@KadalCj]

Sounds good. でも、コード進行の作り方を教えてほしい

[@パン氏]

後日もう少し詳しく解説した動画出す予定なので、その時に説明します！

[@KadalCj]

@@パン氏 ナイス！Thank you

[@Uchinosisyouwasippoganai]

よさそう……？

[@qezc0000wxad]

Your dBFS was keeping over 0dBFS so it just appeared the clicking .(The red light usually lights you can see in the meter in your lower left corner. ) I think next time you should insert a limiter to confine its ceiling.

[@パン氏]

It is the specification of studio one that once it exceeds 0db, the red light on the right side keeps showing up. I think the red light keeps showing up because I left it above 0db once. At the time of track mastering, I have applied a maximizer and limiter to prevent clipping from occurring, so I don't think it will ever exceed 0db. If you are referring to the red light in the lower left corner, it has nothing to do with db. It is the performance monitor of the audio engine. When it glows red, it means you are experiencing audio dropouts.

[@qezc0000wxad]

@@パン氏 OK maybe because I'm not familiar with studio one (I just use cubase) But there is indeed lots of clicks or crackles in the beginning (piano) I think that the problem is buffer size or just the quality of your screen recording software is not good??

[@パン氏]

Perhaps it's a buffer size issue... Or maybe it's because I have dropout protection minimized...