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| quote: | Originally posted by dj dimwit
I was going to make a new thread about this problem, but maybe I'd better put it in here too.
You see, when I'm making a track, everything sounds great. But when it's completed, I listen to it with headphones and it sounds crappy... The bassdrum doesn't sound...erm .. full, like it's a bit away or something. And the bassline doesn't sound very good too.
So when playing it on a good sound system, it's perfect, but when it comes to headphones etc. it's crap. I've tried different things, like removing <20 hz and >16000 hz, putting the bassdrum through a compressor and an eq, but it's still hard to get it sound like professional trance tracks do. Mantisnl (Luuk) and myself are working on this, but...... it's hard.
Can anyone help me with this? Or should we make a thread about this, 'cause I think many producers have this problem...
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if ur hearing it in a system and it sounds "good" and on headphones its crappy, that mean that the system is not really good  a good system should replicate the sound as is, probably on ur system there is a bass boost that makes the bass sound better, i suggest u to do the sound issues on headphones (monitors are better, but i guess u dont have any me niether... ) and then hear it on a system to check out how it would sound on a system, and i suggest checking it in at least 3 different systems to check if u were doing something wrong (again u can replace the "3 systems" with "monitors" ) oh, and make sure u balance the sound of the headphones, many headphones comes with bass boosts and this sort of things, then check it before u begin...
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