Originally posted by theterran
I would seek out sites that offer mixing advice. Here's a good one that only took a few seconds to google. Your mixes will benefit greatly from them if you can apply it correctly.
(None of your individual channels should even pass 0 db)
Smart use of a compressor can also bring a sound up in volume without clipping it. Hope this helps as well
Wow, this is some seriously helpful stuff. Looks like ive got alot to learn. I gotta bookmark this. Thanks for the advice! I take it you are very experienced with production?
Jul-28-2010 22:13
theterran
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2010
Location: Texass
quote:
Originally posted by solitonbeam
Wow, this is some seriously helpful stuff. Looks like ive got alot to learn. I gotta bookmark this. Thanks for the advice! I take it you are very experienced with production?
No, only been doing it since January of this year. I do have this really naggy technical side of me though. (Being a mechanical engineer)
Being able to make my sound quality better based on numbers is right up my alley.
Jul-28-2010 22:30
solitonbeam
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2010
Location: Ontario
quote:
Originally posted by theterran
No, only been doing it since January of this year. I do have this really naggy technical side of me though. (Being a mechanical engineer)
Being able to make my sound quality better based on numbers is right up my alley.
Haha, as a computer engineer, I kinda feel for what you're saying. I just have to apply that to production
Jul-28-2010 22:50
solitonbeam
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2010
Location: Ontario
Alright, so ive been toiling around and although it took a while, finally got around to mastering it. Went and adjusted all of the volumes, changed some of the filters, put in an eq and put in a limiter. Its not 100% done, but its a start. Let me know if anything sounds off, cause my headphones have gotten a bit wonky lately.
