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Coxys - Viola (Club Mix) = Any good? Yay or nay?
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| robbieayt |
Very uplifting and interesting throughout the whole track. The pacing is very good too, its almost like going on an adventure throughout the song.
I'd say the mix needs a bit more work, maybe making the transitions a bit smoother and making the energetic parts really kick, but otherwise really great track :) |
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| jamtran |
how u do that vocal thing at 2:25
is that a sample or vst?
like female vocal gated thing
good song anyway, how long u work on it for like weeks, months? |
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| Coxys |
| quote: | Originally posted by robbieayt
Very uplifting and interesting throughout the whole track. The pacing is very good too, its almost like going on an adventure throughout the song.
I'd say the mix needs a bit more work, maybe making the transitions a bit smoother and making the energetic parts really kick, but otherwise really great track :) |
Hello mate, thanks for the feedback, i'd agree, deffo needs better mixing to separate the elements a bit more, and Im going to play wiht some more fade ins and perhaps more creative ways to bring elements in smoother.
I'm following you on SC now too
Cheers bud |
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| Coxys |
| quote: | Originally posted by jamtran
how u do that vocal thing at 2:25
is that a sample or vst?
like female vocal gated thing
good song anyway, how long u work on it for like weeks, months? |
Hello Jam,
It's originally a long vocal sample like the traditional "ahhhhhhhh" female vocal sound, gated via a simple VST gater then automated the stereo width progressively from 0 to 100 stereo width over the course of 2 bars of 4.
Also using a send channel FX on it with Delay and sidechained reverb.
That sounds a bit convoluted, if you'd like more detail please let me know.
In terms of time frame, probably about 3 days, 1 being most of the day Saturday and the rest been spread out over evenings. |
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| jamtran |
| quote: | Originally posted by Coxys
Hello Jam,
It's originally a long vocal sample like the traditional "ahhhhhhhh" female vocal sound, gated via a simple VST gater then automated the stereo width progressively from 0 to 100 stereo width over the course of 2 bars of 4.
Also using a send channel FX on it with Delay and sidechained reverb.
That sounds a bit convoluted, if you'd like more detail please let me know.
In terms of time frame, probably about 3 days, 1 being most of the day Saturday and the rest been spread out over evenings. |
ah right..what exactly does 0-100 stereo do? fills the sound out over both speakers |
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| Coxys |
| quote: | Originally posted by jamtran
ah right..what exactly does 0-100 stereo do? fills the sound out over both speakers |
Essentially yes, goes from basically mono to equal sound out both speakers, so 0 being mono and 100 being 100% wide at both speakers. 50% being normal.
It depends on the stereo pan law used by the sequencer on how well the stereo widener works but that's another topic on it's own. |
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| jamtran |
| quote: | Originally posted by Coxys
Essentially yes, goes from basically mono to equal sound out both speakers, so 0 being mono and 100 being 100% wide at both speakers. 50% being normal.
It depends on the stereo pan law used by the sequencer on how well the stereo widener works but that's another topic on it's own. |
how does mono work on headphones though?
the sound still comes out both speakers lol so its not really mono?
i dont get it?
but at 100 the sound seperates so u have full 100% pan on left and right playing same thing.
at 0 what is happening? |
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