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leahkim
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Hello all,
Well I FINALLY finished doing a new song (last one was about a year ago). Had sold my old soundcard and had to wait to save up for my new Aardvark Q10. The song sounds balanced on my monitors (Event PS6's), but playing back through the computer speakers w/a subwoofer the bass sounds way too boomy. Any comments? Hope you all enjoy. Oh, and now Sonar is giving me some crazy error about not finding my plug-ins, so it's going to be hard to remix until I figure the error out.. (suggestions on that error are also welcome)
Here is the link
http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/?aid=1306/singles
Hope you enjoy
- Leahkim
Well I FINALLY finished doing a new song (last one was about a year ago). Had sold my old soundcard and had to wait to save up for my new Aardvark Q10. The song sounds balanced on my monitors (Event PS6's), but playing back through the computer speakers w/a subwoofer the bass sounds way too boomy. Any comments? Hope you all enjoy. Oh, and now Sonar is giving me some crazy error about not finding my plug-ins, so it's going to be hard to remix until I figure the error out.. (suggestions on that error are also welcome)
Here is the link
http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/?aid=1306/singles
Hope you enjoy
- Leahkim
It's Alien Girl.
I think since the piano is the rythym (sp? I can never spell that word, I keep changing the letters around, and none of them look right), it should come up, and maybe be a little brighter, and maybe have a little ambience around it, and the drums should come down, they seem pretty loud, and the bass does seem a little boomy, it could lock in with the drums better. Just seems you could get a tighter balance between bass, drums, and piano, and then float the guitar and vocal just on top, maybe with a little more ambience on them, and a little delay, and then compress the whole thing to glue it all together. I don't really know what I'm talking about here,...but that's what I would try and do 