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i like your music, shaun
i say, work with what you've got, but make it work
there is no formula
all the same tools that can **** your sound, can also make the sound great (even t-rax, i guess, although to my ears, it's a bit squashy for a 2-bus)
don't forget that compression/distortion makes things smaller rather than bigger (and it can make some things smaller than others, which can help with the overall perspective)
when you're talking about your mix being bigger, do you mean wider?
if so, well-applied delays/reverbs can really help an all-sample arrangement
to make it warmer, that's what the eq's for, isn't it?
personally, i think a good mastering engineer is well worth the admission price
what are you monitoring through?
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cheers
max
sydney, oz
"I find love the most important thing in the world.
It’s much more important than songs or music or bicycles or cars or mansions.
And so, I’ve always chosen to write about love."
Harlan Howard
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