ThunderDrum
New member
Hi!
I'm totally new here, this is my first post!
I'm recording at home with my band a sort of demo CD and we used Guitar Pro to program the drum tracks, then passed it through Addictive Drums on Cubase and voilá! We play Metal Goth/Doom, many people compare our sound to Moonspell, and they are one of our biggest influences...
We have recorded all the guitars, bass, vocals and keyboards and now it comes the (not so) funny part, the mixing and mastering...
Do you have any tips on how to process drums?
EQ is better to do it by listening to each track only or listening all together and working each track? Or is it a trial and error process and a bit of both ways to get it right? I know there's not a rule, but a little tip, mabe?
I read that Mixing is on 3D, it has the Stereo Pan as the x, the EQ as the y and Effecs(delays, reverb) as the z axis, right? Any help on how to corretly Pan, EQ, and Depth?
Sorry about so many Questions...
I'm totally new here, this is my first post!
I'm recording at home with my band a sort of demo CD and we used Guitar Pro to program the drum tracks, then passed it through Addictive Drums on Cubase and voilá! We play Metal Goth/Doom, many people compare our sound to Moonspell, and they are one of our biggest influences...
We have recorded all the guitars, bass, vocals and keyboards and now it comes the (not so) funny part, the mixing and mastering...
Do you have any tips on how to process drums?
EQ is better to do it by listening to each track only or listening all together and working each track? Or is it a trial and error process and a bit of both ways to get it right? I know there's not a rule, but a little tip, mabe?
I read that Mixing is on 3D, it has the Stereo Pan as the x, the EQ as the y and Effecs(delays, reverb) as the z axis, right? Any help on how to corretly Pan, EQ, and Depth?
Sorry about so many Questions...