Hi motoperpetuo: Using Low Pass filters is a good start, you can specify the cut off point to edge out hi frequencies. 'Warmth' in a musical sense is a quite subjective but If all your synth sounds are coming from within the box, you can stick an EQ on all of them and set it to a Low Pass filter. i...

Polyrhythm and meter aren't related directly to the groove, that's more about different phrase lengths or things branching off into that nature. In terms of getting a groove, I personally don't like flams if they're not wanted so I'm not interested in moving each hit off the grid with no reference ...

John Clees wrote:Leave it up to mastering, find something you can have fun expressing yourself on.

: )

John, but im curious, which gear a mastering engineer would process it to make it hotter haa-ha

can be even plugins like mentioned above by our friend

darkspiritcut wrote:FMR RNLA is nice, small, cheap enough. you can get a lot of colour through any old tape deck - that would be my first shout for sure.

if you have cash to burn you can get a culture vulture.

nice! thanks a lot for the tips..

and what about empirical labs distressor?

anything by psp seems to be a good shout in the vst realm. vintagewarmer is nice. of course reprocessing through anything analog/external can be good... can route it back to your computer so it's still "in the box" right? thanks, yeah! nice! could you please if you know, recommend some an...

Last days i talked with some producer that i like, and for my surprise they composed and produced most of his tracks on a software, but the sound they achieve was more warm,punchy, dirty and rough in some cases.... what techniques do u use to make a kick,bass,synth and etc sound more like analog tha...