professional sound vs mine

[samsome]

so i used Orkester ochestral sounds i'm new to this, i was thinking to test Eastwest monthly subscription thing to get better sounds

The first one that will play is the professional one

The second one is what i try to recreate it somehow


can you tell me how close to the professional thing that is? like 10%?

can i get it to like 50% if i try more? or should i just get better sounds?

https://screenrec.com/share/PQBLH5m3oO

[Oquasec]

Sound selection, and engineering experience. This is a good starting point
https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B ... TEbBMYTBYB

[aeox]

Get new sounds, IMO.

[Jackjackdaw]

The best way to learn is to do the very best with what you have. Then buy better stuff and do your very best with that.

[Oquasec]

If you decided you wanna become a pro then yes you def need a budget.
For your equipment, for your gear, for your plugins.
Then you need to read the books for a while.
Which also cost money but are very good and don't go anywhere.
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In this day and age you'd be just fine with 256gb of storage.

[WarStar]

It's said it takes 10,000 hours to become a expert on particular subject.

So just keep making music as much as you can. The best way to learn is to do. Yes tutorials and manuals but practice is the most important thing you can do.

It sounds good though so you're heading in the right direction!