25-11-2015, 09:52 AM
(25-11-2015, 07:42 AM)hurling Wrote: You might want to try a high pass filter set between 30hz and 100hz depending upon the track. See where that leads you. There are a lot of low frequencies across most of the tracks.
For the bass you might consider setting a HPF at 30hz, boosting around 87hz around 12db, cutting 6db out of 130hz, and then boost a little bit at 1000hz. Let the rest of the frequencies roll off above 3500hz. That might give you a bit more bite than you are looking for but you can tame that down by playing with the EQ.
You might consider adding a bit more presence to your master buss by adding 3 or 4db of 5k and 1 to 3db of 12k.
You have a lot of nice stuff happening in the mix.
Thanks for the nice feedback! this is what I need to hear :-)
But this mix is long past, I even change from LPX to Harrison Mixbus3
and all mix is sounding a lot better now, maybe I remix this one in Mixbus, we see.
Tom.
DAW Harrison Mixbus 32c, Mac Mini M1, Tube HP Amp & Topping 10s DAC, OLLO S4X headphone