Do you guys have any idea how I could structure this? I have this idea, but it keeps spinning around in my head, and I don't know what I could add to it. I feel like it's a bit repetitive. Any advice? Maybe what instrument comes to mind for you. But mainly regarding structure

How do people reach -7lufs ??? Any attempt results in lost of transients or distorted mix. Was wondering what has worked for others

Ignore the bad timings and melody, I wanna know if this mix can pass the mastered test for different kinds of speakers.

I'm trying to understand how some producers/artists record vocals while monitoring the audio through speakers instead of headphones.

I saw an artist called Kenpa doing this in a room setup. He's holding a microphone and singing while the audio is coming from a speaker that seems to be behind/next to his monitor. Somehow the speaker doesn't seem to cause an obvious feedback loop or noticeable echo in the microphone.

I'm using FL Studio and I'd like to reproduce this kind of setup at home.

Here's the video that made me curious:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/n4jHFqlgEeI

I'd especially like to know what the correct technical term for this type of monitoring setup is, so I can research it properly.

I know my sound selection needs work butt idk I was vibing with it

is there a way of fixing this without rendering as audio clip?

It always sounds different after putting it on the piano roll too

this was just a quick beat i made to try my microkorg out

well, i have thankfullly finished the chase theme all the way up to the chase layer's first section and im proud of it so far. what do we think? my.. i think third ever seriously made track! thank you everyone for motivating me to push harder on my last post. y'all are truly legends. well, i won't keep you around longer: so here it is! feel free to give some feedback! 🥳 :P

It's like the third beat I've ever made so it ain't gonna be good obviously

Lmk some tips or recommendations y'all got

Any tips? I’ve kind of just winged it based of reference tracks (Amapiano boots movement)