Blvksite
@blvksite.bsky.social
Ableton Instructor | Mastering @ Black Techno Matters. Ableton Ninjas. Twins who make music. 90% Ear & 10% Gear
i have an artist in residence with writers and artists. the writers are placing their work consistently more than artists period.
February 8, 2026 at 3:31 AM
i have an artist in residence with writers and artists. the writers are placing their work consistently more than artists period.
maybe they are lazy, but every other creative art delivers more consistently than music imo
February 8, 2026 at 3:29 AM
maybe they are lazy, but every other creative art delivers more consistently than music imo
got the idea from how i cut the energy from the bass so when it's introduced its only the tonal top and the rhythm
January 23, 2026 at 2:06 AM
got the idea from how i cut the energy from the bass so when it's introduced its only the tonal top and the rhythm
tried it out makes a solid top layer that i will make stereo only and i will replicate with a proper eq to avoid phase issues. im just paranoid.
January 23, 2026 at 2:02 AM
tried it out makes a solid top layer that i will make stereo only and i will replicate with a proper eq to avoid phase issues. im just paranoid.
blvksite
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thats what we do. just go to a project like today and say hey we want to see in the mix can we shorten the clap? can we attenuate for the volume loss and still get the same dbfs and rms? can we get it to hit harder in the mix without making it louder technically speaking??
1m
thats what we do. just go to a project like today and say hey we want to see in the mix can we shorten the clap? can we attenuate for the volume loss and still get the same dbfs and rms? can we get it to hit harder in the mix without making it louder technically speaking??
January 18, 2026 at 5:16 PM
blvksite
1m
thats what we do. just go to a project like today and say hey we want to see in the mix can we shorten the clap? can we attenuate for the volume loss and still get the same dbfs and rms? can we get it to hit harder in the mix without making it louder technically speaking??
1m
thats what we do. just go to a project like today and say hey we want to see in the mix can we shorten the clap? can we attenuate for the volume loss and still get the same dbfs and rms? can we get it to hit harder in the mix without making it louder technically speaking??
start small get a win with a 90 second to 5 min beat. then go hit a mixdown. go hit a master. fresh from that. then you can get another win and keep it moving on any revisions on old projects with your brain and body all settled.
January 18, 2026 at 5:16 PM
start small get a win with a 90 second to 5 min beat. then go hit a mixdown. go hit a master. fresh from that. then you can get another win and keep it moving on any revisions on old projects with your brain and body all settled.
tbh its a great way to start a session. just do something silly and dumb. get your brain and hands adjusted. i realize after 5 min the chair is too high. removing some gear from the desk etc. people saying hi when you just come in. first 20 ish min is just setting a vibe.
January 18, 2026 at 5:16 PM
tbh its a great way to start a session. just do something silly and dumb. get your brain and hands adjusted. i realize after 5 min the chair is too high. removing some gear from the desk etc. people saying hi when you just come in. first 20 ish min is just setting a vibe.
he's going to finish his term and try to extend it we all know this.
January 12, 2026 at 3:38 PM
he's going to finish his term and try to extend it we all know this.