Lovely song! Here is my take on this nice track!
Mixed in Studio One v3 :-)
Tom.
Nr.1 128KB/s
Nr.2 320 KB/S
(20-07-2015, 07:26 AM)TST Studio Wrote: [ -> ]Sad! only in 128KB/s to make it play on this site
That's strange, I routinely upload 320 Kbps/vbr on this site. It's a pity because there some more I would hear of this mix and compression /lower quality is audible.
I'll keep comments for next upload attempt :-)
Cheers
(21-07-2015, 10:03 PM)Lammy Wrote: [ -> ] (20-07-2015, 07:26 AM)TST Studio Wrote: [ -> ]Sad! only in 128KB/s to make it play on this site
That's strange, I routinely upload 320 Kbps/vbr on this site. It's a pity because there some more I would hear of this mix and compression /lower quality is audible.
I'll keep comments for next upload attempt :-)
Cheers
Strange NOW it work to upload in 320, first time it wont play at al
Well Computers.lol Take a listening and tell me what you think :-)
Commenting the 320kbps version.
The quality of the file is there, although I believe that there's nearly constant excessive saturation from the bass and most instruments in several passages.
You may have pushed the cursors too high to fit it to 0 dB.
If it is the case that after the mix you get a constant +6db on the master buss (I am just guessing), there's not much use into limiting the master, since the limiter (maybe with analog emu) is adding a great deal of saturation all over. The dynamic range gets sqashed.
If I got the case right, I would review the gain structure so to get a -1 to -3 db on the master buss and then work with the limiter UPWARDS in the limiting/master comp stage.
It's a pity because the instruments I hear are - as far I can guess with my desaturation ear filter ;-) - pretty good. But I can't tell you more.
hope this helps.
(06-10-2015, 09:54 PM)Lammy Wrote: [ -> ]Commenting the 320kbps version.
The quality of the file is there, although I believe that there's nearly constant excessive saturation from the bass and most instruments in several passages.
You may have pushed the cursors too high to fit it to 0 dB.
If it is the case that after the mix you get a constant +6db on the master buss (I am just guessing), there's not much use into limiting the master, since the limiter (maybe with analog emu) is adding a great deal of saturation all over. The dynamic range gets sqashed.
If I got the case right, I would review the gain structure so to get a -1 to -3 db on the master buss and then work with the limiter UPWARDS in the limiting/master comp stage.
It's a pity because the instruments I hear are - as far I can guess with my desaturation ear filter ;-) - pretty good. But I can't tell you more.
hope this helps.
This is not good, it don't sound crappy like this, when I play the mp3 on my computer, something must happen in the upload :-( I don't normally mix anything to hot, I know very well about that problem with clipping.
And now it is to late to fix anyway I start use Harrison Mixbus so LPX and S1v3 is out. and I don't have the track anymore.
BUT if you put the volume to the right on half it sound a lot better :-)
(07-10-2015, 01:17 AM)TST Studio Wrote: [ -> ]This is not good, it don't sound crappy like this, when I play the mp3 on my computer, something must happen in the upload :-( I don't normally mix anything to hot, I know very well about that problem with clipping.
And now it is to late to fix anyway I start use Harrison Mixbus so LPX and S1v3 is out. and I don't have the track anymore.
BUT if you put the volume to the right on half it sound a lot better :-)
I am glad the lecture in basic gain-structure was not needed
.
I'll play around with volume with more time later on.
Cheers