That's it huh.
You can use whatever plugins, outboard, or alien space technology you want. Hell, you can even reamp if you're so inclined. Just no new performances (i.e. overdubbing new parts, or redoing the current parts)
So, what was your old username?
Sounds good from here. Good luck with those new monitors!
Worked like a charm. But yes, I had to bring the mids down a ton on the original kick to get rid of the volleyball effect.
Mixed the original kick with a Drumagog-triggered sample from my old drummer's kit
Drumagog is fine, melodyne is fine. We had contests in the past where peopel re-played guitar parts, added keys, whatever. That is not allowed. Treat this like the band was your client, but they are out on tour and can't re-record anything.
These are the same two files I posted before, and I have not made any changes since your last review. I appologize for not stating that. I was just curious if anybody heard anything else aside from what you heard earlier before I start making my changes.
Thanks Eck.
Your mix is pretty muffled in the low end.
Sounds funny when the song kicks in.
Id take some low end off. Try for a deep but real tight low end.
Phat snare drum!
Toms are too boomy.
I like how you didn't make the kick drum too slappy. I hate kick drums that are too slappy, and this song is crying out for a light slap rather than a full whack on the chops.
Not bad,
Eck
