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a boost around 200 will just add more off the bottom end of the snare which you already have too much. You want to add higher end frequencies if you want it more present. Fist off, that top end synth is too loud, Lower all the synths. the snare needs to be a raised a dB or 2. Secondly. Cut a little around 200 - 300. See what that does. Adding a short delay ie like 30 ms which is eqd with lots of top end or distortion to get those higher end hz, and panning that making use of the hass so you have the presence but is not taking too much room. As dave mentioned , a transient designer can add more high end but do this in parallel, And lastly, a small amount of side chain to make compression using the snare as your input.
and those synths need to be controlled. The reason your snare isn't fitting has more to do with your synths than the actual snare. They are just painful. They are too loud, they are too piercing and just make it hard to listen to. And stop putting so much reverb on your synths. The whole point is for them to sound raw. All your productions lack that rawness. They all sound like some fag sprinkled fairy dust on them.
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Last edited by Looney4Clooney on Feb-09-2012 at 21:58
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