02-06-2015, 07:23 AM
I agree with londonmatt - I think you may have a monitoring issue. I'm not listening on a good studio system, just a small 2.1 computer system, so I can't accurately gauge what is happening in the low end. However, the main thing I'm hearing from both mixes is an unnaturally abrasive & thin high end. That seems to be reflected in the numbers of the frequency analysis above.
I would suggest running your mix and a similar commercial track through a frequency analyser and comparing the two. If you are boosting high end and cutting low end, that would suggest you are hearing too much low end through your monitors. Perhaps some room treatment is in order, or maybe even mix on decent headphones if room treatment is not an option.
I would suggest running your mix and a similar commercial track through a frequency analyser and comparing the two. If you are boosting high end and cutting low end, that would suggest you are hearing too much low end through your monitors. Perhaps some room treatment is in order, or maybe even mix on decent headphones if room treatment is not an option.
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