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« on: June 02, 2020, 01:38:58 pm »
Thanks! I use Reaper as my DAW. I've dabbled in Logic and Live, but I'm definitely a Reaper guy.
Metal's definitely a lot harder to produce I think. I've only recently made some great strides in making decent metal production, which is a lot of fun now.
For a collab, I think there's a couple of approaches that would work: one would be to send partial ideas and have the other person add layers in a turn-wise fashion. This tends to involve a decent amount of coordination.
The other approach that I though worked really well the time I tried it, was each person sends tracks/snippets that they've abandoned or gotten stuck on. The other person then takes those and does whatever with them, then sends them back. Some of the really cool results from this kinda thing are when someone takes a track and samples it/warps it into something totally different. Or sometimes just adds layers. It's more open and unstructured that way.