So, a while ago I started produding stuff with crystal clear vision. It was one of those times, when I jokingly said to myself \u201chey, it\u2019s almost done\u201d, when in fact I was only booting up my recording software. Everything was coming up Milhouse.<\/p>\n
Problems only occurred when I was exporting the recently finished song: The software synthesizers \u2013 which was almost the only instrument in use \u2013 somehow \u201cwent down\u201d on several points of the track, creating unwanted silences to the tune. I had never experienced anything like this, and I\u2019ve used the synth in question multiple times before. I tried my best to fix the issue \u2013 I\u2019m not gonna bore you with details \u2013 but nothing seemed to work.<\/p>\n
Determined to finish the song the same day, I then took a alternative route: I switched to another synthesizer and essentially changed the whole soundset I was using. The result was NOIDANKUKKA<\/a> (= witches flower), and despite all the extra trouble, I was quite pleased with result.<\/p>\n After a good nights sleep, I started investigating the issue again, because the pest of a synth was, and still is one of my favourites. I tried this & that, but whatever I did do, the problem persisted. A little frustrated, I did the only possible thing I could think\u2026<\/p>\n To be continued.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So, a while ago I started produding stuff with crystal clear vision. It was one of those times, when I jokingly said to myself \u201chey, it\u2019s almost done\u201d, when in fact I was only booting up my recording software. Everything was coming up Milhouse. Problems only occurred when I was exporting the recently finished song: … Continue reading 1. Problem<\/span>