Overview: This is a place where you can seek advice on your music. It could be a finished track or a few bars of work in progress - and you might have a question about track structure, how to finish, or the mix. Simply post your track here and specify on which area you'd like feedback. If you want to be in the running for some tasty Native Instruments treats, check out the rules on how to provide feedback to be considered for prizes! Rules:
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overview:Fan favorite Trash enables you to destroy sounds and allows you to discover new extremes by blending between different textures. Curate character changes with the new Tone Slider to explore the boundaries of weird and wild. Distort responsibly with the Tame button to preserve dynamic expression as you destroy. To enter, simply create a track, any genres goes, and use an instance of Trash on each track in your project. Go wild, have fun and the iZotope team will pick the winners based on technical ability and creativity. You can download a free trial version of Neutron 4 HERE. Get producing, and distort responsibly. Or not.
Overview:MOTHER BOARD is a modern take on the electro phenomenon that erupted from the debris of Detroit – machine music that conjured dreams of a utopian future. Sampled from vintage machines, this Expansion explores the evolving interface between humans and technology. Beam the iconic sounds back to earth with acid chirps, stop-start rhythms, talkbox vocal chops, and every imaginable flavor of classic electro. Your task? Create a song over 2 minutes in length using at least 2 of the loops provided. Then upload your entry and tell us which loops you've used. Go wild, and remember all genres and styles are welcome (as are your own sounds, if you own the copyright).
Welcome back to the metapop sonic laboratory! Please refrain from touching any of the equipment, and whatever you do, don't drink any of the strange coloured potions our research team has left lying around. With regular challenges, the purpose of the metapop sonic lab is to help music makers of all levels try new things, experiment, learn and ultimately have fun in a scientifically safe and experimental community environment.
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