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Secretariat -- 'Over The Top' by bob - bob_rock - 30-01-2014
Hello,I am new in mixing.Please comment,and give me some advice. I will appreciate it if you tell me what is wrong.Thank You.
RE: Secretariat -- 'Over The Top' by bob - Spede - 01-02-2014
Drop the hipass filters altogether, they make this mix sound a bit amateurish. Also drop the master bus compressor which gives this mix a very restless sound.
RE: Secretariat -- 'Over The Top' by bob - bob_rock - 01-02-2014
(01-02-2014, 04:36 PM)Spede Wrote: Drop the hipass filters altogether, they make this mix sound a bit amateurish. Also drop the master bus compressor which gives this mix a very restless sound.Thanks Speedy.
I cut with HP filter at 80 Hz,at the master bus EQ.Only at master bus i have EQ.Do you think Spede,that it's correct?
Maybe I should use EQ inserted on every channel with high pass?What you think?
RE: Secretariat -- 'Over The Top' by bob - Spede - 01-02-2014
(01-02-2014, 06:05 PM)bob_rock Wrote: Thanks Speedy.
I cut with HP filter at 80 Hz,at the master bus EQ.Only at master bus i have EQ.Do you think Spede,that it's correct?
Maybe I should use EQ inserted on every channel with high pass?What you think?
Well, I think you should focus on EQ:ing individual tracks for now. It doesn't mean you have hipass everything, I had no hipass filters whatsoever in my own mix. There's nothing wrong EQ:ing the master bus. Lately I've been experimenting with more aggressive tonal shaping in the master bus but that's after I've spent the last 5 years EQ:ing all the individual tracks to blend them together.