18-03-2015, 02:48 PM
[quote='HbGuitar' pid='30131' dateline='1426650468']
hey Obelix,
The balance of your bass guitar is very dominating. If you have access to a FFT spectogram plug-in, you'll see plain as day the size of the sub 150 hz peaks vs the rest.
This is where using reference tracks is invaluable. If you have a compromised listening environment (most of us do) then at least you can compare spectrographs of comparable mixes in that genre - and hear how those reference mixes sound in your room verses how they look in the spectrograph. You can then use that info to assess the balance of your own mix.
What song would you recomend me to use as a reference track ?
hey Obelix,
The balance of your bass guitar is very dominating. If you have access to a FFT spectogram plug-in, you'll see plain as day the size of the sub 150 hz peaks vs the rest.
This is where using reference tracks is invaluable. If you have a compromised listening environment (most of us do) then at least you can compare spectrographs of comparable mixes in that genre - and hear how those reference mixes sound in your room verses how they look in the spectrograph. You can then use that info to assess the balance of your own mix.
What song would you recomend me to use as a reference track ?