great beat, good sounds here
I give up on this track now. This is the best i can do with my semi-DIY mastering and stuff.
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awww dis ma jam bra! niiice!
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Cheers dude. I just worry it changed the 'feel' of some of the basses?
If that makes any sense?
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MUCH better, my friend. :)
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Awesome! The break? Is that where the drop is?:')
I'll be bringing up the bass in a few once ive gone out for this J ;)
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Can't really say at the mo cos I'm still on my really shitty buds but that break at 0:53 is class! I think it would be better if you brought up the bass on that bit, make it really boooooooming! But like I said crap headphones so it could be fine for all I know ;)
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See thats the thing, it sounds pretty bassy from my end, so its hard to tell what sounds right and wrong haha :')
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However the sound right now sounds tinny on my cans bring the bass!
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I wouldn't worry too much about it, i mean its a good track and its def possible to over-produce
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I had a look at the track again last night. As well as being a bitch to actually work with, i realized the EQ is SO specific that if i change one thing i'll have to change everything else.
We all know thats a fucking pain too. I'll just have to do it very slowly :)
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i'd say you dont need more high or low frequencies, but you lack mid frequencies!
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Woah, fantastically detailed images, thanks dude:)!
No you're definitely right, i know just enough about mixing to scrape by but as you say, a more balanced and solid mixdown needs equal(ish) parts of everything. Everyone knows, a good sub makes or breaks a track;)
Ill get right on it dude. Just fucking with a sample or two which might turn into a track.
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Sorry for the disturbance :)
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In the end it's all about taste, but personally i think, that if you want a good balanced mixdown you should make a good solid bass with enough headroom to add a selection/variety of higher frequency sounds (the higher frequency sounds shouldn't make up the majority of the sound spectrum). I don't know if these pictures help: (link is only visible to registered users) and (link is only visible to registered users) . And by the way, I probably don't know what im talking about, but so far this is what i've been going for.
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Oohh okay yeah I do get you. It doesn't help my actual subwoofer is overly large. It's hard to find a reference level to set it at when I'm producing.
I'll bring down some of the highs, eq some middle/low highs in and bring up the sub?
