11-11-2013, 07:22 PM
I agree with you Sergio. I remember when I mixed Uncle Dad's 'who I am', a country music song, I was told that that mix could be ok for a regular pop song and that I should learn that country music should have an entirely different treatment. I paid attention to the instructions and more or less it started sounded more "country".
So I guess that this is the same. Latin music is very different: trumpets sound different, percussion sound different and that's something that should be learned. And here we are: at the right place to learn! So it is good not only to have ears for instruments and frequencies, but also to have ears to people's words... especially those with good knowledge about a style or technique!
So I guess that this is the same. Latin music is very different: trumpets sound different, percussion sound different and that's something that should be learned. And here we are: at the right place to learn! So it is good not only to have ears for instruments and frequencies, but also to have ears to people's words... especially those with good knowledge about a style or technique!
mixing since April 2013