12-09-2017, 12:16 AM
Hi!
Guitars are thin, bass is really mid-rangey, kick drum lacks impact and is hardly audible. Vocals are really loud in the screamy part.
If you haven't, try making a copy of the bass, low-pass the copy at 100-150hz, compress the poop out of it so it's a very even low tone, then high-pass the original at 400-600hz and bus them together. You can try distorting the high-passed bass to make it more audible.
Kick drum usually likes boosts at 60hz and 8khz and a cut somewhere around 250-500hz Let the song play as you boost and cut and listen to what's happening.
High-pass the guitars only as much as needed, let them blend together with the bass a little.
Be brave and do huge cuts and boosts, if necessary, though... go +18dB if the kick 8khz needs it, no-one's going to die.
Guitars are thin, bass is really mid-rangey, kick drum lacks impact and is hardly audible. Vocals are really loud in the screamy part.
If you haven't, try making a copy of the bass, low-pass the copy at 100-150hz, compress the poop out of it so it's a very even low tone, then high-pass the original at 400-600hz and bus them together. You can try distorting the high-passed bass to make it more audible.
Kick drum usually likes boosts at 60hz and 8khz and a cut somewhere around 250-500hz Let the song play as you boost and cut and listen to what's happening.
High-pass the guitars only as much as needed, let them blend together with the bass a little.
Be brave and do huge cuts and boosts, if necessary, though... go +18dB if the kick 8khz needs it, no-one's going to die.