28-04-2020, 08:36 AM
(This post was last modified: 28-04-2020, 03:05 PM by registered.)
Dude, I haven't listen to Slipknot for decades, bring me back to nice old memories. And you're right, hard panning really works on all the examples you provided.
Headphones… Maybe I would have just started from here for this panning problem, as I'm used to listen to absolutely everything with my monitors.
TBH I've never paid attention to how bands were mixed. Mixing is a whole new universe that I've just step into. And right now I'm like a mad alchemist testing weird stuff to see if I could get closer to philosopher sound.
I'll try to fix the panning for guitar parts. That's maybe why I found today that my mix is lacking a sense of depth, or air.
And maybe be a little more easy on the reverb too, as it sounds unprecise especially on the drum blast parts.
Anyway, thanks for your detailed reply. I'm using Reaper. I've spent hours and hours watching tutorials to learn how to tweak it, as it is the more versatile DAW ever.
Headphones… Maybe I would have just started from here for this panning problem, as I'm used to listen to absolutely everything with my monitors.
TBH I've never paid attention to how bands were mixed. Mixing is a whole new universe that I've just step into. And right now I'm like a mad alchemist testing weird stuff to see if I could get closer to philosopher sound.
I'll try to fix the panning for guitar parts. That's maybe why I found today that my mix is lacking a sense of depth, or air.
And maybe be a little more easy on the reverb too, as it sounds unprecise especially on the drum blast parts.
Anyway, thanks for your detailed reply. I'm using Reaper. I've spent hours and hours watching tutorials to learn how to tweak it, as it is the more versatile DAW ever.