The problem that you have with mixing your tracks on a DAW is that it sounds too sterile and too clean. What you can do to compensate this is use a Tape/Tube type distortion plugin through your mix which will make your tracks sound tight and warm.

I believe Voxengo have a nice Tape plugin in their Analog Suite

thanks for the tip man i'll give that a go

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Sterio Seperation?

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Originally posted by JustinMead Sterio Seperation?

Stereo Seperation certainly creates that big sound.

Layering and better/phatter instruments?

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Properly using EQ >> Compression >> and operating the stereo width/panning.

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These have all been no brainers pretty much... so I'm gonna go for the big one:

You Need Love.

Which, incidentally, is the most important ingrediant when making cookies for sleeping beauty.

Huh, if they used trance in that movie, I would watch it more, because she was pretty hot anyway.

Seriously though, trance in Disney movies would rock pretty hard.

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Originally posted by djglacial Seriously though, trance in Disney movies would rock pretty hard.

HAHA!! I'm not inclined to agree -- but somehow I can see it.

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Originally posted by Four_On_Four-er HAHA!! I'm not inclined to agree -- but somehow I can see it.

You'll turn. Believe me, I'm like Vader when it comes to things like this.

For example, imagine Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and to keep it politically correct, Pokahontis, all having an under water rave at the Little Mermaids sub-marine warehouse.

Bambi can come too, cuz he's the pimp, and I heard he can breakdance pretty good.


But yah for a fuller sound, try turning the speakers up.

Usually works.

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I haven't heard your mixes so i can't comment much. Only thing I can say is that layering can thicken your sound. Also, your source sounds need to be Phat. Usually this means having some freqs in the 250hz range. makes things sound warmer and fatter. compression can help too. Some light chorusing can help too.

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thanks for the tips guys.. i mannaged to find an analogue modeling compressor and put it on mu master mix in cubase.. makes the sound alot richer and created a sort of smooth feel as apposed to the clinical sound of the daw... i'll upload my tune soon so you guys can have a listen... its electro / tech house... catchy and with great sounds ..

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