28-12-2014, 06:14 PM
I would like to present another version of song Children of No One
The synth sounds deeper at the beginning, kick drum might be too low and a bit too loud on 30-40 Hz (could not eq properly, otherwise it washes out).
Vocals are wider, only thing is, the Audacity reverb sounds like in a bathroom
I'm more experienced with live stage sound recording directly to stereo from mixer. This is my third track mixed using Audacity.
Looks like only part of the song is uploaded on this site.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBDcDND1-6Y
Vocals might be too quiet actually (wanted them to be softer or blended with everything else anyway) , it may be because I mixed only on headphones (Sennheiser HD415).
And of course there is awful sounding click sound of kick drum which translates somehow especially bad on some crappy computer speakers (on headphones in sounds better), never tried to listen at least on some normal ''HiFi'' speakers yet.
I think the loud snare drum fundamental frequency (200 Hz) fits this song, I like when it resonates in the chest.
The synth sounds deeper at the beginning, kick drum might be too low and a bit too loud on 30-40 Hz (could not eq properly, otherwise it washes out).
Vocals are wider, only thing is, the Audacity reverb sounds like in a bathroom
I'm more experienced with live stage sound recording directly to stereo from mixer. This is my third track mixed using Audacity.
Looks like only part of the song is uploaded on this site.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBDcDND1-6Y
Vocals might be too quiet actually (wanted them to be softer or blended with everything else anyway) , it may be because I mixed only on headphones (Sennheiser HD415).
And of course there is awful sounding click sound of kick drum which translates somehow especially bad on some crappy computer speakers (on headphones in sounds better), never tried to listen at least on some normal ''HiFi'' speakers yet.
I think the loud snare drum fundamental frequency (200 Hz) fits this song, I like when it resonates in the chest.