testing universal audio verve analog machines

[@apendica1]

Great videos and channel overall. Please keep them coming, think it's a matter of time until you get a large influx of followers.

[@adamkingofficial]

how did you make logic pro purple?

[@BrandonWells]

LP Colorizer

[@aplica6006]

Hello Brandon! Your videos are very good. I like the progression of your story. I'm writing to you from Sweden, and we are the band Sweden Ice that is on Spotify/KZbin. Our style leans towards post-metalcore. We want to start performing in the future with just guitar, bass, and a singer. Everything else will be sequenced. We see that you use Ableton on stage. I am thinking of buying the M-Live B.Beat PRO 16. My question is, do you think that setup of three people with those instruments would work on stage? What do you think? Thanks!

[@BrandonWells]

appreciate you watching! as much as that process might sound easier in terms of having less people, I personally would wonder if not having real drums live for that genre would throw off the audience. I know there used to be some people that did it when like grind core or the earlier days of programmed drums in heavy music, but traditional metal core might be a speed bump for not having a real drummer live

[@aplica6006]

@@BrandonWells Hello Brandon! Thank you for your response. The setup for playing live will consist of a guitarist, a drummer, and the singer. In other words, three people on stage. Keyboards, effects, and the bass will be played through tracks.=)