Recent content by CPFC1985

Thanks for the feedback. I have a HPF on all tracks, maybe some of them need a adjusting somewhat to clean it up a bit. Good ears on the drums, mainly OH and Room with only snare and kick having their own direct mic to boost them, was a different way of me mixing (usually I predominantly go for...

Thanks for the feedback. I tend to write more dark tracks, anything else just ends up cheesy with me! Not sure the middle part was THAT quiet haha! Attempted to create a choir-ish type vocal section between the 2 verses, was quite a challenge with just me and a (VERY!) limited vocal range :D

Been away a while, life gets too busy to spend as much time as I'd like in the 'man cave', but here is the the latest output: https://soundcloud.com/awesmusic/where-do-all-the-stars-go Thoughts are welcomed. Middle vocal part appear to split opinions, the majority disliking how quiet they are...

Agreed it is unnatural, I have tried recording the 4 parts separately and also using the same part and re-tuning it but to no avail. Maybe it's the impact of the 'B' at the beginning of the example and mine starts with 'Ah', 'B' hits you that bit harder. Dang!! Unfortunately I can only rely on...

Hi all, I have a harmony backing vocal part I'm struggling with. It's 4 beats, first note comes in on beat 1 and lasts till the end of beat 4, second note in on beat 2 last till end of beat 4, third note on beat 3 and fourth on beat 4, all lasting till the end of beat 4. This then repeats 4...

Hi all, so I got involved in my first colab on the Cakewalk forums, credit must also go to ThePogue (Tom) and Paulo on that forum for their input, moved the song on massively from when I posted my first version on this forum. Interested to hear your thoughts...

Much preferred the first one. Everything seemed to just sit together better. The second sounded to be, not sure how to explain it, everything was separate. The first track I could imagine all the instruments being played in the same place, hope that makes sense haha. Although I found the noise...

I really like the track! Same thought as PDP in respect of the intro and vocals. For a 4 minute track, over a minute is taken up on the intro. Loved the idea of tripling the vocals, but I could hardly make any of them out.

So, I've had a play, unfortunately still struggling with the melody!! I've removed the reverb from the drums and placed a more subtle one on the master bus. Also tweaked the EQ on the low end of the acoustic guitar and kick drum, hopefully to clear out some of the muddiness. I did play with...

Thanks for the feedback guys, much appreciated. Will certainly clean up the low end frequencies. The drums were a bit of a nightmare on my part, managed to get a sound I liked, then you know how it is, start playing with different plug ins and effects and next thing you know, it's all a mess...

Hi all Think I've maybe started running before I can walk on this one! Posted up my first ever mix (of another bands song) a few months back. This now, is my first attempt at writing, recording and mixing my own track. Need to write/record some vocals yet, but am interested to hear (read) your...

Thanks for the feedbac guys, it really is appreciated! As I said, first attempt so this gives me something to work on. I'm not at my PC at the moment, but from memory the Toms were panned right 9, 11 and 14 (floor tom), makes sense to bring them in a bit. In terms of structure, dropping in a...

Hi all Looking for some feedback on my first ever mix! It's a track taken from the Cambridge MT site. It's mixed on Sonar X3 Producer. I have no previous music production experience (except reading a couple of books!) so this was a case of playing with things like EQ, compressions, panning...

Had Cubase 5 but didn't really use it much. Switched to the Sonar X series (which again I've not used as much as I'd like) for Pro Channel and for collaborating with a friend. He was on Pro Tools and both jumped ship to Sonar at the same time.

As Miroslav stated, they are just one persons interpretation. However, I have found the following useful: Home Recording fro Dummies - Jeff Strong The Mixing Engineers Handbook - Bobby Owsinski Mixing Secrets for the Small Studio - Mike Senior