29-06-2018, 06:17 PM
I want to share one tip that I learned:
Someday I asked: "how i will know if my mix is finished?", I recived the next answer: never, you dont finish mixes, you abandoned them. When you dont have more to do with it, it will be finished. Is an art, always it will be something to improve.
In this context, we have to listen our mix several days after we think is finished, then write down the things that we have to fix, then the thing that we have to improve. And do this cicle several times.
This is my list, I will work in these points the next week:
Fixes:
1) reduce 0.5 db the voice at the start of the song.
2) delete double drum kick (0:57)
3) reduce mid frec in the chorus
4) reduce 0.5 db to the guitar solo, take care with high frec
5) sustractive EQ in "can't prove" (1:55)
Improves:
1) re use guitar hook (0:06) in several part of the song.
2) improve volume automatization in "aloooong"
3) double the voice in some part of the chorus
Someday I asked: "how i will know if my mix is finished?", I recived the next answer: never, you dont finish mixes, you abandoned them. When you dont have more to do with it, it will be finished. Is an art, always it will be something to improve.
In this context, we have to listen our mix several days after we think is finished, then write down the things that we have to fix, then the thing that we have to improve. And do this cicle several times.
This is my list, I will work in these points the next week:
Fixes:
1) reduce 0.5 db the voice at the start of the song.
2) delete double drum kick (0:57)
3) reduce mid frec in the chorus
4) reduce 0.5 db to the guitar solo, take care with high frec
5) sustractive EQ in "can't prove" (1:55)
Improves:
1) re use guitar hook (0:06) in several part of the song.
2) improve volume automatization in "aloooong"
3) double the voice in some part of the chorus