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""Electro House"" - - citizenaudio - this is a party
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| citizeN |
High Energy Electro House with a nice funky feel about it!
Not the final version but im only just getting to grips with cubase!
Have a listen!
any feedback good, bad or ugly ...
Many thanks
-cit
LINK:
http://www.savefile.com/files/1773785
or if you get stuck
http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=67631 |
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| Frost-RAVEN |
Pretty good, great loops and beeps. I like how all the little sounds add to everything. This would be ready for any club. I know a dj that would love to spin this, in fact. There is this event in may, and I might want see if I can use this track in a set.
This wont bother you would it?
You could PM about and stuff. |
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| Mr Rogers |
ideas in this track are really good....kick in a 4mins sounds awsome.
but through proper master this song can sound so much bigger....doesn't sound big enough.
because it is a big track.
sound really dry to. Play around with some mastering techniques and try to get a bigger warmer execution, should sound great.
cool track. |
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| citizeN |
Help yourself man! Play it wherever you want. it aint the final version so i'll let u know as soon as its done.
I really want a BIGGER soound but im just unsure of how to do it. Ive only just started using cubase so my production aint the best...
Whats the the best way to get a bigger sound??
Many thanks
-cit |
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| Effero |
Bigness comes from low to mid frequencies and reverb.
Effero |
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| Mr Rogers |
| quote: | Originally posted by Effero
Bigness comes from low to mid frequencies and reverb.
Effero |
what he said.
upping the mids helps with the " in your face " factor, while the reverb helps widen the sound. |
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| citizeN |
| do i do that when im mastering or should i boost up the lows / mids on induvidual parts? |
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| Effero |
Music is like a jigsaw puzzle, you can't have mids boosted on everything because it's going to sound muddy. You as a mixer must decide which elements are going to carry a specific part of frequency response. If two parts have the same frequency response, then they clash (unless they're panned differently for example) and you have mud instead of a clean and present sound.
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| citizeN |
| thanks for the info dude! Im messing around with different frequencies!! |
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