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| Gear interested Joined: Aug 2006 Location: Albuquerque-NM
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hi all this is the first cd that i mix so i am not a professional. all do one day i hope to be, anywas i was wondering if you guys can give me some advice in this song, is it missing anything? cuz i dont think my ears are as golden as many of you here, i know the singers are not that good but i dont know what else to do to try to make them sound better, anyway i thank you guys in advance any comments are really well taken song: Quilometro |
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| Gear nut Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Helsinki, Finland
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First thing i got to my mind, is you should use Autotune in vocals. Overall your mix sound quite fine to me. I think you have compressed bassdrum a little bit too much and maybe the snare too.. If you have some drumreplacement tools i think you should trig those drums(snare,Bd) . that accordion sounds awesome. What mic you used recording that accordion? Good work, man -Toni www.redfivestudio.net -Music so good, it makes your tail curl- |
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| Gear interested Joined: Aug 2006 Location: Albuquerque-NM
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thanks for your comments ill take a look at the compression on the snare and kick i do have autotune but i am afraid i dont know how to use it well to make a difference i need to look at some tutorials or something, and thanks about the accordion, i used 2 AKG C1000S.
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