okay the sweep thing is fixed, it was a mistake i made xD
the volume i dno, tell me if its okay now!
thanks!
Apr-13-2011 19:59
EddieZilker
This is the dance.
Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Marijuana Sex Camp
quote:
Originally posted by Xorimanguer
the volume i dno, tell me if its okay now!
thanks!
I'm looking at your wave-form and it's not okay. You've squashed the shit out of your dynamics and frequencies which shouldn't be that loud are absolutely over-blown. I have the sound-cloud player volume already turned down and I have my computer's volume turned down, as well. I had to turn down the volume even more than what it's already at just to be able to listen to parts of your song semi-comfortably.
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Location: Vernon's Wonderland
quote:
Originally posted by Xorimanguer
the volume i dno, tell me if its okay now!
Big fail. Take the master volume and drag it all the way down. Then make sure you don't have any effects on the master (and if you do, and have reason for it, state that too), and bring the volume up slightly. If you have a PPM (peak program meter), you can use that on the master to check the level stays a good couple of dBs below clipping. Please check the render in an audio editor afterwards before uploading again.
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Apr-14-2011 05:03
Xorimanguer
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2011
Location: Barcelona
okey, yeh i rly have problems when i try the mastering and stuff cause my RAM is shit and at the end of the song my pc kinda collapses when i play it n fl studio :/ i should get more RAM memory..
Apr-15-2011 11:17
EddieZilker
This is the dance.
Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Marijuana Sex Camp
quote:
Originally posted by Xorimanguer
okey, yeh i rly have problems when i try the mastering and stuff cause my RAM is shit and at the end of the song my pc kinda collapses when i play it n fl studio :/ i should get more RAM memory..
Not to take away from wanting to get more gear, but your dynamics aren't annihilated because you're low on RAM. The problem is that you're mastering too much, as it is. Getting more RAM so that you can do more mastering is like getting more gasoline so you can put out a raging fire. You shouldn't be mastering your mixdown, anyway. Getting more RAM so you can do more of what you shouldn't be doing, at all, is counter-productive, at this point.