Leaf-ComeAround - Printable Version +- Discussion Zone (http://discussion.cambridge-mt.com) +-- Forum: 'Mixing Secrets' Free Multitrack Download Library: mixing forum (http://discussion.cambridge-mt.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=184) +--- Forum: Pop, Singer-Songwriter (http://discussion.cambridge-mt.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +---- Forum: Leaf: 'Come Around' (http://discussion.cambridge-mt.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=55) +---- Thread: Leaf-ComeAround (/showthread.php?tid=4823) |
Leaf-ComeAround - NosMos - 22-05-2014 My mix of this song. For the drums (loop1) I used multiband compression and parallel processing. It was a challenge. RE: Leaf-ComeAround - Moonwrist - 24-05-2014 Hello Nice and/but a loud mix. Some points I noticed. The bass is a little bit uneven around 70 – 120 hz and it has a kind of big role in your mix. I would like to hear other instruments more. The snare could have more body around 200 hz. Not an easy thing to do with only drum loops to work with. RE: Leaf-ComeAround - NosMos - 25-05-2014 Yeah I made the bass prominent because I couldnt get the drums sounding the way I wanted. Its only after I mixed this that I read the mix rescue where Mike isolates the snare with a gate sidechained to the snare frequency and replaces it. I might try this. Thanks for the feedback RE: Leaf-ComeAround - HbGuitar - 01-06-2014 ...absence of snare really leaves a HUGE hole in the mix - so has very little drive....which isn't helped by the slightly uneven level of the kick, which itself is battling the bass for a slot in the mix. Multi-band compression can be a difficult tool to get good results with , and probably not the first thing i would reach for to solve this drum sound. A simpler method would be to be to use a parametric EQ to sculpt the basic frequency curve....use a smidgen of parallel compression to give it some attack....add pinch of saturation to enhance harmonics and timbre...Throw in some verb/delay for air and you're done Your task may be made more difficult by having such a loud master level ... as it hides problems with balancing levels....'cos everything is LOUD On the plus side...I like your guitars and vocals |