14-10-2014, 07:42 PM
Hey, Dave! thanks for your comments. Lately I've been watching some mixoffs by professional mixers and I've noticed that they do exactly what you mentioned in the last part of your post (the moving elements in the song). It took my attention because it's something that I haven't payed too much attention until this very moment.
You know that in the beginning, you get a little bit overboarded by all the things you have to pay attention to when mixing, but little by little, you start controlling the basic or the most usual ones, and then you can start paying attention to those little details that eventually make your mix special and different.
So just as usual, I'm going to work some more on this one always considering what you've pointed out, and reading also that article about overtone (something that I had never heard of and seems quite useful to know about!). I'll let you know when a new version is ready.
See ya!
You know that in the beginning, you get a little bit overboarded by all the things you have to pay attention to when mixing, but little by little, you start controlling the basic or the most usual ones, and then you can start paying attention to those little details that eventually make your mix special and different.
So just as usual, I'm going to work some more on this one always considering what you've pointed out, and reading also that article about overtone (something that I had never heard of and seems quite useful to know about!). I'll let you know when a new version is ready.
See ya!
mixing since April 2013