The Official "Please Check Out My Mix/ Music" Thread

[MYAMS]

Originally Posted by Justice

Mario, its hard to get any producer to backup a new track on another producers production.

The responce on my end has been so big I just want to see what will happen.

Its a win for everyone if the record starts to pick up speed.

Yeah I saw B Cox on credits but knew it had to be Mario, anyway good luck with the remix

[Big Jinx]

Just finished this track this afternoon. Not sure if the singer gave his all, but his manager approved of it and I got paid. LOL, the things we do for money.....

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[DJ TEKNIK]

Originally Posted by Justice

Man I am so excited to put up this remix for Cassie F Diddy.....

Im callin out Phillysoul man give me your feedback once its up....

You have the biggest...... opinion on here I want to hear what you got to say about it!!!!

All other feedback on the mix and everything is welcome to. Im in a battle with the label cause they just dropped a remix with Red Cafe....

But all the DJ's lovin the one I did so imma push it own my own just want to make sure the mix is tight as it could be.

Ken I would love your feedback too, if you have the time.


Justice

This is very dope thumbsup

[DJ TEKNIK]

This is my beat featuring my man Brim on the vocals..let me know what yall think? Repping Orlando FL.

[STARSKI]

Check out my new mixTAPE! The whole thing for free download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?j1n00jjdhmi

Dubstep beats, rappers and singers from the bay area california. Here's a lil bio:
Over a year in the making, countless hours logged, blood, sweat, and tears poured into it, and it's day has finally arrived, Enter: Dub Rap. This new genre of music has been defined and developed thru the making of DJ Ricky Switch's newest mixtape: Dub Rap Volume1, featuring One Drop. Put your seat belts on it's gonna be a bumpy ride, but if your ears are ready to hear the future of music, stay tuned....

Rewind four years prior, to a remote island off the north coast of Ireland where a young, but seasoned DrumNBass DJ named Ricky Switch was first being being exposed to wobble basslines, boom bap slaps, and a whole new sound of music which he soon found himself engulfed in, Dubstep. Shortly after, Ricky packed his bags and moved out to California, the San Francisco Bay Area to be exact. He found his way DJ'ing the few Dubstep and DnB shows that he could find, and doing so he also became involved in the local hip hop scene, where he joined the underground rap group Distant Relatives. In due course, he would share a studio with local Bay Area Rapper Starski, and while Ricky would be bumping dubstep dj sets in one room, Starski and his crew were knocking out raps in the other. It was only a matter of time before peanut butter met the chocolate and Reese's Pieces was made, or as they call it Dub Rap.

During the process of working on the mixtape, they created a marriage the authentic sounds of UK Dubstep music and hardcore underground bay area MC's and singers. Instantly, the artists became fully engrossed in the sounds and space that Dubstep offers a vocalist and found many ways to deliver their art form. Over 50 tracks were recorded in a year's time, and only about half of them made it to the mixtape (respect to the ones that didn't). The Dub Rap sound that came out of this experience is an intense mix of otherworldly sounds courtesy of UK Dubstep rhythms, and the future of bay area and worldwide hip hop music.

This project was done with much praise and respect given to the originators of Dubstep, and the producers who made the music that made this mix possible. It's aimed at giving the genre another avenue to allow it to grow and to expose more people to it's undeniable sound and originality. The core artists (the mcs/ singers) involved have no doubts that they will continue to work within this medium of art to allow their creative juices to flourish and expand on an ever broadening horizon of Dubstep visions. Their is no question that the genre of "Dubrap" will catch on with other artists the world over, and allow rappers and singers alike to grow into the next millennium of audio murder: Dubstep and now Dubrap.

[jikky]

Originally Posted by DJ TEKNIK

This is my beat featuring my man Brim on the vocals..let me know what yall think? Repping Orlando FL.

It sounds kool. Maybe some EQ on the vox, high pass and a presence boost (I'm crazy with the EQ tho so it's only preference). Sounds like the first hit when the verse kicks it was a tad early, but it still flows and maybe that was me trippin on the listen. Sounds like that old school hip hop vibe. LOL at the no shout outs at the end then shoutin' out, "WHAT UP TEKNIK!!"

[STARSKI]

One of the songs off the mixtape here
YouTube - "Chains" From Dj Ricky Switch Presents: Dub Rap Vol. 1 Mixtape

[MYAMS]

Originally Posted by STARSKI

One of the songs off the mixtape here
YouTube - "Chains" From Dj Ricky Switch Presents: Dub Rap Vol. 1 Mixtape

whats the bollywood sample?

[STARSKI]

Originally Posted by MYAMS

whats the bollywood sample?

The beat is from a Chase & Status song called "Eastern Jam" I'm not sure what they sampled but I think someone put up the original on youtube somewhere. Snoop Dogg actually did a remix to the same beat as well. But we had done this version a long time ago so there it is!

[TDT Music Group]

Beat is real cool, vocals were lacking intensity and emotion (some performance, some tracking and mixing. Vocals could benefit from lowpassing, for my voice I usually end up keeping only the frequencies below 5k. It helps them to sit well in the mix. ompression brings in intensity. I also heard alot of verb on the leads but that is subjective. Overall the song has alot of potential, it just hasn't peaked yet.

Originally Posted by DJ TEKNIK

This is my beat featuring my man Brim on the vocals..let me know what yall think? Repping Orlando FL.

[RyanC]

Originally Posted by TDT Music Group

Beat is real cool, vocals were lacking intensity and emotion (some performance, some tracking and mixing. Vocals could benefit from lowpassing, for my voice I usually end up keeping only the frequencies below 5k. It helps them to sit well in the mix. ompression brings in intensity. I also heard alot of verb on the leads but that is subjective. Overall the song has alot of potential, it just hasn't peaked yet.

Wow, really? never heard of doing that before. . .

[da crow]

let me know what u think im no pro but i will be

[TDT Music Group]

Its something that I have found that works for my voice which is naturally on the mid/high side of the spectrum. The next time you record vocals and before you pull out any EQ or Compressor, insert a Frequency analyzer and see what frequencies make up that voice. The key is getting rid of unwanted frequencies while still sounding natural. For MY voice, I can live with loosing some hi end detail and still have good clean intelligible vocals.

Originally Posted by RyanC

Wow, really? never heard of doing that before. . .

[bencahill]

Originally Posted by STARSKI

One of the songs off the mixtape here
YouTube - "Chains" From Dj Ricky Switch Presents: Dub Rap Vol. 1 Mixtape

Really cool. I liked that lot. It has a great intensity and there are some cool spot effects and twists. REAL RAP!
No comment on the mix, listening on wack headphones via YT. . .
Cool artwork on the mixtape too.
B

[M.I.N.D Records]

I think, maybe boost the kick or maybe change it.

The voice sound old school and smooth I like it good job On.

The Overall is good I think.

Nice Work.

- Mick

[DJ TEKNIK]

Originally Posted by jikky

It sounds kool. Maybe some EQ on the vox, high pass and a presence boost (I'm crazy with the EQ tho so it's only preference). Sounds like the first hit when the verse kicks it was a tad early, but it still flows and maybe that was me trippin on the listen. Sounds like that old school hip hop vibe. LOL at the no shout outs at the end then shoutin' out, "WHAT UP TEKNIK!!"

Thanks. I'm fairly new on mixing my beats so you can't forget about vocal which I recorded as well..lol and the end of the song.

Originally Posted by TDT Music Group

Beat is real cool, vocals were lacking intensity and emotion (some performance, some tracking and mixing. Vocals could benefit from lowpassing, for my voice I usually end up keeping only the frequencies below 5k. It helps them to sit well in the mix. ompression brings in intensity. I also heard alot of verb on the leads but that is subjective. Overall the song has alot of potential, it just hasn't peaked yet.

I Love GS I'm getting some pointers on mixing which I'm lacking off I will try below 5K frequency to hear how it sounds.. thanks for the listen..

[coyotekells]

Originally Posted by TDT Music Group

Its something that I have found that works for my voice which is naturally on the mid/high side of the spectrum. The next time you record vocals and before you pull out any EQ or Compressor, insert a Frequency analyzer and see what frequencies make up that voice. The key is getting rid of unwanted frequencies while still sounding natural. For MY voice, I can live with loosing some hi end detail and still have good clean intelligible vocals.

Hahah, dude you missed the joke. RyanC was being sarcastic.... your statement was inacurrate in language (you obviously meant HIGHpass, or did you want to make muffled poo?)

Further more, 5k is REDICULOUS! Even on the softest slope (say 6dB/octave) that would completely ruin the vocals in any song, any style of music.

Maybe you mean a soft slope (6db) from like 500hz highpassed? That's starting to make sense, although I still wouldn't recommend it. Some mic's rolloffs are similar to this though...

I prefer to roll of sharp at anywhere from 95 -> 140 hz, and then scoop some low mids with the EQ (400-700hz) if needed. Some voices don't, but it's fairly common to want to remove a bit of that. Especially on heavy stacks.

[TDT Music Group]

Originally Posted by coyotekells

Hahah, dude you missed the joke. RyanC was being sarcastic.... your statement was inacurrate in language (you obviously meant HIGHpass, or did you want to make muffled poo?)

Further more, 5k is REDICULOUS! Even on the softest slope (say 6dB/octave) that would completely ruin the vocals in any song, any style of music.

Maybe you mean a soft slope (6db) from like 500hz highpassed? That's starting to make sense, although I still wouldn't recommend it. Some mic's rolloffs are similar to this though...

I prefer to roll of sharp at anywhere from 95 -> 140 hz, and then scoop some low mids with the EQ (400-700hz) if needed. Some voices don't, but it's fairly common to want to remove a bit of that. Especially on heavy stacks.

I'm not worried about what RyanC meant, and no I did not mean HIGHpass as HIGHpassing allows me to cut out low end rumble, mud and whatever else lives in the sub (20-80Hz) and low (80-200Hz) range. LOWpassing is the direct opposite as I use this to really just isolate the important frequencies in my voice (not yours or RyanC) and roll off any others.

The bottom line is this, what sounds good is good, regardless of the method or whatever terminology we can come up with. I invite you to take a listen and see if my vocals sound like poo as you put it. Muffled Poo that is.


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[down_town]

Hello everyone

Here is a new beat that I have just finished making/mixing. Does someone mind checking the low end I am not mixing in a ideal room.

Thanks in advance
D

[DJ TEKNIK]

Originally Posted by down_town

Hello everyone

Here is a new beat that I have just finished making/mixing. Does someone mind checking the low end I am not mixing in a ideal room.

Thanks in advance
D

wow this beat is real cool..The low end sounds good coming out my event monitors..

[coyotekells]

Originally Posted by TDT Music Group

I'm not worried about what RyanC meant, and no I did not mean HIGHpass as HIGHpassing allows me to cut out low end rumble, mud and whatever else lives in the sub (20-80Hz) and low (80-200Hz) range. LOWpassing is the direct opposite as I use this to really just isolate the important frequencies in my voice (not yours or RyanC) and roll off any others.

The bottom line is this, what sounds good is good, regardless of the method or whatever terminology we can come up with. I invite you to take a listen and see if my vocals sound like poo as you put it. Muffled Poo that is.


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Dude, it definitely sounds like muffled poo. And that's a mixing issue, because your performance and beats are fine. (Listening to Real Live Soldiers) the chorus isn't quite as muffled, but the verse is out of control.. sounds like you rap through a pillow.

You need a second set of ears and/or new monitors..

[down_town]

Thanks DJ TEKNIK
anyone else...

[M.I.N.D Records]

Originally Posted by down_town

Hello everyone

Here is a new beat that I have just finished making/mixing. Does someone mind checking the low end I am not mixing in a ideal room.

Thanks in advance
D

Yes, it's sound pretty good seriously ! I like the vibe of the beat !
I have my headphone and i can see the stereo game, very nice too.
No bad comments for this beat

- Mick

[mak]

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i got only drums and a bit improvising guitar(which will be better), but i have problem fitting anything else(strings or something) inside the mix.
any suggestions ?

[mak]

i played the drums and put a guitar in it(it will get better) , but technically, how can i make space for something else without taking away the guitar sound?

[jikky]

Originally Posted by mak

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i got only drums and a bit improvising guitar(which will be better), but i have problem fitting anything else(strings or something) inside the mix.
any suggestions ?

There's very present breathing in this track. Sounds almost like gasping. Might wanna cut em out or turn em down.


Use EQ to get all the sounds in by cutting out un-needed frequecies. Also everything can't be the lead so remember that. It's usually one or 2 lead sounds and everything else plays the background.

[M.I.N.D Records]

Sorry, False Post !

[TDT Music Group]

Originally Posted by coyotekells

Dude, it definitely sounds like muffled poo. And that's a mixing issue, because your performance and beats are fine. (Listening to Real Live Soldiers) the chorus isn't quite as muffled, but the verse is out of control.. sounds like you rap through a pillow.

You need a second set of ears and/or new monitors..

Thanks for taking the time to listen, I went back in made the EQ flat for those upper freq's. Its always good to have second opinions when experimenting because we sometimes forget that when we listen to and mix our own music, its easy for us to follow and know every word regardless of clarity or volume because we wrote them! So from now on I will take that into consideration.

Peace

[mak]

Originally Posted by jikky

There's very present breathing in this track. Sounds almost like gasping. Might wanna cut em out or turn em down.


Use EQ to get all the sounds in by cutting out un-needed frequecies. Also everything can't be the lead so remember that. It's usually one or 2 lead sounds and everything else plays the background.

you r correct, i have to learn more and decide whats lead whats not..
eq is something i have just started playing , but it is hard.. (or i am a it deaf.. ;0)
thanks alot for your comment, take care.
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[mr_famous123]

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