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mattkw80
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Drums are Electric, which is why they sound bad.
Please critique my mix.
All criticism very much appreciated.
Drums are Electric, which is why they sound bad.
Please critique my mix.
All criticism very much appreciated.
Xeries
Earth Member
The vocals fight a little bit, so another approach might be to clone the best track and do a bit of delay that is varied from 20 ms to 10ms and back again. Just a thought. You're on the right track, though.
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mattkw80
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I'll give that a try.
How's the low end ?
How's the low end ?
Supercreep
Lizard People
More bass.
I like the break at 1:00 and I like the singer's voice and delivery a lot.
Drums have insurmountable timing issues imo.
I like your style and I think this song has a lot of potential.
I like the break at 1:00 and I like the singer's voice and delivery a lot.
Drums have insurmountable timing issues imo.
I like your style and I think this song has a lot of potential.
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mattkw80
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More bass, really? That's one thing I'm never sure of.... is there a "metered" way of knowing how much bass to use? Like..... "make sure the bass and kick are -6 on the master buss peak meter" or some kind of general rule of thumb ??
Also - yeah, I blame all the drum issues on the actual Roland TD-6 kit.
The drummer, which happens to be a chick in this case, is excellent.... so it's not her..... it's the Roland Drums misfiring.
I've got songs with her on acoustic kits, and she's very good.
DavidK
New member
Or less treble.
Its a good song. Its too bright, like someone boosted the highs. You need to cut the highs, there is a lot of noise in them. I like the vocals.