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This one was hard despite only 10 tracks, but the song was worth it.
Moog synth was especially hard due to it's boxy frequencies which ones doesn't wanted to respond after applying eq.
Added copy of vocal track with lowered pitch underneath the original one for more creepy feeling.
Second version with more tweaked kick drum click sound, unedited one sounds like a crackling noise, only thing is it could be little more snappier but then ear fatigue sets it quite soon considering that given track haven't got good enough sound to begin with.
And there were problems with harsh sounding hi-hat, it still sounds a bit harsh after reducing problematic frequencies.

Mix sound too scooped in the low mids.

The octave down voice could work better more subtle.

(19-10-2015, 11:03 PM)jeremias666 Wrote: [ -> ]1. Mix sound too scooped in the low mids.

2. The octave down voice could work better more subtle.

1. True, only thing is it's quite hard to get good quality sound on low mids from live recordings as there is all the bleed and muddiness from other instruments and sound sources.

2. If you lower the pitch too low then the sound may wash out.

3. There is some unpleasant frequency peak on 4.7kHz.

Thanks for input.

A quick experimental version with analogue kick drum. Still looking for the right hi-hat sample (now using tambourine).

I like the Thinness on your last track.

(17-01-2016, 07:39 AM)Shul Wrote: [ -> ]I like the Thinness on your last track.

Thanks. Now turned up more around 100 Hz on Moog synth so it might not be so thin any more.

As we already knew replacing hi-hat doesn't work.
This one is warmer sounding example.
Forgot to mute one track.
Analogue kick drum sounds like a ball bouncing.