Step 1 - Introduction
This first video simply introduces the screencast and talks a little bit about the track so far and the elements involved. I also explain what we are aiming for and how we'll go about doing it.
As you can see this whole tutorial is completed in Logic and uses only Logic plug-ins so Logic users can load it. Obviously this will alienate some people but I had to choose one DAW and the methods used can be applied to any software so this shouldn't pose too much of a problem.
Step 2 - Preparing for the Breakdown
This second video describes the methods I used to prepare the piece for the breakdown. It covers using effects sends, filters and automation to create anticipation so that the listener is ready for the change in mood.
This section also shows how using reverb and delay tails can be the first building blocks for an ambient break down.
Step 3 - Constructing the Breakdown
This final section shows you every single element I used to construct the entire breakdown. I run through each part in detail explaining how it has been created, mixed and blended.
This section is pretty long and covers many subjects including MIDI, mixing, effects and automation. Hopefully this will help equip you to create your own breakdowns and lend some inspiration.
Via :Audio.Tutsplus
How to Create Breakdowns
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7/22/2009
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Ambient music,
Audio mixing,
Beatmaker and Producers,
Digital audio,
Digital audio workstation,
Multimedia,
Music and Audio,
Musical Instrument Digital Interface,
Plug-in,
video-tutorials
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