16-10-2013, 03:13 PM
(This post was last modified: 16-10-2013, 03:15 PM by flyrecords.)
Buddy I think in this I have to tell you some things.
I like the Kick and Bass, but the Snare, Snare ...... but the effect you used is, for me, is not right for reggae.
Take in mind that reggae studies had limited spending to purchase compressors, delays, eqs, just buying the odd good consoles to tape delay, sometimes some eq, and the rest was a pure ear and smoke.
In that sense I think that the "spirit" of reggae remains even today, even though there are already more budget for "everything", using many delays to tape, try not to use both gates.
the voices are good, sometimes a bit confusing for the long delay, you would have to do so with little feedback and panning more aggressive.
Hopefully you understand what I mean, my google translator sometimes does not let me express myself.
A hug
Sergio
I like the Kick and Bass, but the Snare, Snare ...... but the effect you used is, for me, is not right for reggae.
Take in mind that reggae studies had limited spending to purchase compressors, delays, eqs, just buying the odd good consoles to tape delay, sometimes some eq, and the rest was a pure ear and smoke.
In that sense I think that the "spirit" of reggae remains even today, even though there are already more budget for "everything", using many delays to tape, try not to use both gates.
the voices are good, sometimes a bit confusing for the long delay, you would have to do so with little feedback and panning more aggressive.
Hopefully you understand what I mean, my google translator sometimes does not let me express myself.
A hug
Sergio