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Welp it says file not found which I'll take as you deleted it or moved the file

Eq is actually fairly easy to understand and it honestly sounds like you're just overly complicating things my friend. Don't just eq to eq something, eq it to fix it or improve it in the context of the record you're working on. That's it. I personally love the fabfilter pro q3 because it's an...

Tbh the bass isn't that loud its that everything else is too low. 1. The vocals are thin sounding 2. the adlibs are too full sounding (weird)

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I mix into a limiter and deliver to mastering both with and without a limiter so they have a choice as to which is prefered to best handle the job. Probably not the popular answer sure but effective and helpful as you constantly have a check of what squashing your record will; sound like and...

100% translating on this end

The faderport is the single most used piece of gear in my studio next to my microphone

When the time to eq arrives I high pass and low pass first to remove low frequencies and smooth harsh ones. Then I eq it as normal. Don't over think it and push your eq to get the sound your looking for. Use as many as it takes but get there then gain match and see if you did more good or harm.

Vocal chain - 4 Tracks Vox buss - EQ, Compressor, limiter Audio Track - De-esser Parallel Track - Compressor, limiter, saturation Aux's - harmonizer, slap delay, plate verb, hall verb, 1/4 delay (echo boy)

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Song: I Want It All feat. Brooklyn Beanz Written By: I. Evans, W. Bowser, J. Hernandez, R. Hawkins, S. Sanders Produced By: W. Bowser for Ill Soul Productions Label: Ill Soul Productions, Brooklyn Beanz appears courtesy of GMB Music Group "I Want It All" recorded, mixed and mastered @ Ill Soul...

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As a add You will achieve payment for these when you gained the skills needed in these areas. That is why pro-bono work when starting out is so important

Always Eq, Compress, reverb but... It's not always the case even if this is my go to chain

Easy mix has its strengths and weaknesses and is in no way an "all in one fix" for any mix situation. I like it for its effects like distortion on guitars and vocals more then its "mixing" capabilities.

Listen and tell me what you guys think of this track from my artist "Idea" Idea - Slow Burn feat. Runway Ave by illsoulproductions on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free

This is how I do it. After I compress my track (I compress first before eq) I put a de-esser (in notch mode usually the waves) in the known frequencies (4,5,6,7k) where the essing sticks out the most. Then I eq cutting and boosting to my liking. Of course by boosting to my liking I have boosted...

If you don't understand compression first then your just jumping ahead of yourself. Yes compression can "glue" your tracks together making them more cohesive and uniform but not by itself. Learn what your input, output, ratio, attack, release and threshold do first before you shoot your tracks...