Any Producers on Here?

[anthropology]

Any other producers on here?

I primarily use Ableton and some of my go-to synths + plug-ins are Serum, Massive, Sylenth, Replika XT, Valhalla Shimmer/Room, OTT, FabFilter Pro-Q 2, Saturn, iZotope Trash, and of course Le Sausage Fattener.

It's been awhile since I've produced a full track as I've been caught-up in the distractions of real life but when I can I'm always tinkering with sound design, arrangements, sampling, and experimenting. 

I'd love to discuss some intricacies of progressive trance sounds... namely how to engineer the warm saws/basses of current Anjuna-style drops a la JRoss.

[neondischarge]

I am!

I use Ableton as well. Go to plugins are massive, sylenth, spire, serum, jp6k, synthmaster, saturn, valhalla room/shimmer, OTT (yessss, another OTT user here!), izotope vinyl, IL Edison. Been making for 6.5 years or so. My favorite styles to produce are ambient, traditional progressive house (bedrock/proton style), and deep trance (saturate audio style), but I do make 2.0 and pryda prog as well.

There are quite a few others on here as well, and from the old anjuna forum that produce too (commerce92, anjunagasm, lagow, kinesthetics, matchstick man, etc) and we're all on a label together called Mesmasounds. Talk to us.

[unkn0wn]

Hey there! Standard bedroom producer here.

Go to's are Sylenth, Ace, Serum, Hybrid, KICK, CamelCrusher, Devastor2, and Truverb. Aside from that I use mostly internal plugins in my DAW, Bitwig Studio.
I make mostly mau5 style prog, but I'm getting my foot in the door with 2.0 "la JRoss"

[mcarigs]

I've been producing with Logic for a few years now and have also used Ableton for a while prior to that. I've had to focus a lot on school lately and haven't spent as much time producing as I would have liked, so I'm definitely looking for some motivation to get back in the routine. I really enjoy producing deep and progressive trance and as far as go to plugins, I mainly use Serum, A.N.A, Massive, Spire, KICK, OTT, CamelCrusher & Ohmicide.

[kab3095]

Ableton Live 9.6.1
Massive, Sylenth, Spire, Serum, Sausage Fattener, Nexus, FabFilter Pack, but mostly love fiddling with samples. Nothing wrong, right?

I produce a lot of ambient deep house under the name of White Leaf.

[Shane]

Azotti & Cyanlight - Desna (Mondo Records) is my claim to fame. Though i'm not as active or as productive as I should be

[neondischarge]

Jan 24, 2017 8:27:44 GMT Shane said:

Azotti & Cyanlight - Desna (Mondo Records) is my claim to fame. Though i'm not as active or as productive as I should be

Woah, Shane..... I had no idea you produced.

You got any other works?

[coldstream]

I've been producing for about five years now (although initially, it was just really simple stuff made in GarageBand).
Nowadays I use Logic Pro and I swear by Massive as my instrument of choice. I don't know too many plugins, this thread has been great for letting me know what's out there.
I don't really have a main style. I have a very on and off production pattern I'll just drop it for a year or two then come back and make something completely different. That said lately I've been aiming towards a more progressive house style, and with my last track I aimed for a more ambient feel. My skills could obviously use a bit of sharpening haha

m.soundcloud.com/coldstream24/

[spencerbrown]

I mostly just use built in Logic plugins because they are fast and convenient when I'm in flow. Much better to master a few favorite plugins than scratch the surface on like 500.

[icyflamez96]

I mean I try.

[apollonash]

I do! I use Ableton for the most part. I mostly use Sylenth, Serum, and Spire as my main synths and Valhalla Vintage Verb for my reverb. The stock EQ, compressors are good so I generally stay away from the third party stuff (unless it's Fab-Filter Pro-Q or the Pro-L, which are amazing plugins).

[gabrieldiggs]

Dec 1, 2016 16:41:16 GMT anthropology said:

Any other producers on here?

I primarily use Ableton and some of my go-to synths + plug-ins are Serum, Massive, Sylenth, Replika XT, Valhalla Shimmer/Room, OTT, FabFilter Pro-Q 2, Saturn, iZotope Trash, and of course Le Sausage Fattener.

It's been awhile since I've produced a full track as I've been caught-up in the distractions of real life but when I can I'm always tinkering with sound design, arrangements, sampling, and experimenting. 

I'd love to discuss some intricacies of progressive trance sounds... namely how to engineer the warm saws/basses of current Anjuna-style drops a la JRoss.

I too am inspired by the upfront Jason Ross sound. I've just finished my latest track "By Your Side" and I feel that I have achieved a similar effect on my drops especially with this release! I use Serum for the top in my bass and a simple sine wave for the bottom low end reinforcement. Let me know what you think and I'm happy to answer any questions about my technique. soundcloud.com/gabrieldiggs/gabriel-diggs-by-your-side-feat-berwinextended-mix