Today we’re looking at creating more interesting sounds by stacking other sounds on top of them. Why would you want to do this?
Basically, sounds usually have one or a few things that they are good at. A sound may be punchy, harmonic, sustained and full, atmospheric, and so on. These properties are what makes each sound unique.
But a single sound can rarely offer everything that you need in your track, especially so for leads and other big sounds that take up a lot of space in your track.
So, that achieve a fuller sound that ticks more of our boxes, we will have to stack sounds with the right properties on top of eachother.
In this tutorial we’ll show you which sounds can be layered, and how to do it properly. Here’s what you will learn on this page:
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