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evo8
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Nov-07-2009 19:01
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Subtle
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Urban Shakedown
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| quote: | Originally posted by evo8
Why doesnt it sound pleasing to you? | Im in the finishing stages but something tells me its not there yet.
| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Sounds to me like the highs could be mixed louder. Doesn't have all that much "sizzle" to my ears. Otherwise sounds nice, though. | Thanks, will look into that.
| quote: | Originally posted by Eric J
OK, I'm listening to it on Focal Twin 6's in a treated room.
Overall its sounds OK, but here are my comments:
That kick drum is really treble-y, lots of click and sounds too loud on my system. The whole track is very tipped toward the low end, making it sound a bit out of balance. I dont think that is sounds uncontrolled necessarily, but the bass and kick are overpowering everything. I agree with JBJ that it sounds like it needs more high, more "sizzle" as he put it. This may help mitigate the overall frequency imbalance somewhat, but I still think the kick and bass need to be turned down.
The speech gets buried when the saw pad is playing at the beginning, you may want to boost a bit on that speech or cut the saw pad in order to get the speech to stick out a bit more. I can hear someone speaking but its unintelligible. Its a male voice, so low-cutting it may help. The saw pad could stand some more EQ to tame it a bit as saw pads tend to take over everything if not properly treated. | I will work on what you suggest here, that saw thing together with the kick is taking a lot of space for sure, thanks.
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Nov-07-2009 20:22
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Subtle
Subreme tranceaddict

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| quote: | Originally posted by ReclusNdangrmnt
I listened on AKG K240mkIIs, and my opinion pretty much matches the consensus. :P
Try killing all the levels then bringing them in, ending on the elements you want to be most prevalent, or the elements you want sitting on top of the mix.
For example, I start with the kick, then bring in percussion, then bass, then not-bass synths.
Hopefully that makes sense | Yeah this works 
| quote: | Originally posted by Avatar One
Remove everything on that saw pad below about 200hz or so, in fact, do that on everything (but listen to it first!!) except the kick and bass.
| This was exactly it, the phat bassy saw mid bass thing, i rolled a little more at exactly 200 hz and the whole mix is sounding a lot better now. Just a tiny roll off made all the difference.
Problem solved, thanks for the input.
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Nov-08-2009 20:12
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Zak McKracken
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as always it sounds good to me, but the synths are drowning a bit. id raise the level on some of the pads and synths and also give them some more highs maybe. or you could lower your drums abit, all of them, leaving some space in there.
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Nov-08-2009 22:06
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