14-10-2023, 10:12 AM
(This post was last modified: 14-10-2023, 10:13 AM by JunglestateUnion.)
Hi! I remember when I was studying at the institute, my teacher told me a trick about how to perceive mixes if I'm not sure that everything is in order. To make it louder, our hearing is arranged in such a way that medium and high frequencies at a higher volume will cause us discomfort.
I immediately noticed that the mix can be made softer by using high and low filters. When working with electronic music, you always need to pay more attention to a particular sound and its tasks in the mix.
I would try to focus on the rhythmic part, bass and vocals and piano. As for synthesizers, you can make them less accentuated by using filters.
Hi Hat seemed very loud and intrusive. Another thing that confused me was this slightly flat mix, despite its effects. As for the ending- it fell apart completely - there was a mono mix communication. With so many tracks, it sounded very strange.(listen carefully to the original and compare what idea the author wanted to convey, I think it should have been catharsis) Good luck and high-quality mixes. I hope I didn't offend you.
I immediately noticed that the mix can be made softer by using high and low filters. When working with electronic music, you always need to pay more attention to a particular sound and its tasks in the mix.
I would try to focus on the rhythmic part, bass and vocals and piano. As for synthesizers, you can make them less accentuated by using filters.
Hi Hat seemed very loud and intrusive. Another thing that confused me was this slightly flat mix, despite its effects. As for the ending- it fell apart completely - there was a mono mix communication. With so many tracks, it sounded very strange.(listen carefully to the original and compare what idea the author wanted to convey, I think it should have been catharsis) Good luck and high-quality mixes. I hope I didn't offend you.