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| Lives for gear Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Miami Beach
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| Pop / Electronica Mix - "Massive Attack" sort of vibe This is a song combining electronica elements with traditional Pop song structure and a fantastic female singer. I have been told it resembles "Massive Attack". I produced this song and had another engineer mix it. I think is sounds ok (not great), so I am putting together a list of fixes. I've listened to the song too many times and can use some outside opinions Most notably, I think the kick needs to come down 2-3db. Any notes on mix fixes are greatly appreciated. We are looking to make it sound more radio and less underground. Thanks in advance! |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Miami Beach
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| I've lived with the mix for a few days and now I really don't like it. Drums sound like crap....bass and kick suck. I think one of the problems has to do with delay compensation. The session switched hands several times and sometimes tracks were manually shifted to account for latency, then the plug-ins removed. Also converting many plug-ins from TDM to RTAS. I'm going to get the session back and check it out. I still would appreciate some comments if anyone feels the urge. Happy holidays to all! |
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| Gear Guru Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: New York City
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| I wouldn't say Massive Attack. Sounds more like Europop. A darker Max Martin type track. I think production wise you need some kind sound that makes you feel "madness". The track sounds like a remix actually. Personally dude i think your tracks will kill in the Europop market. Next year you should go to the Cannes music festival and hook up some kinda distribution deal for yourself. Arrangement wise i am feeling the second verse(1:15) Much tighter groove and the sounds gel better. You should build the track around that. The 1st verse is too open too poppy. I think as always make the ideas clearer. I know its kinda limiting but here in the states its all about the old verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-outro. I know boring but that's what people are used to. I won't comment on the mix. MP3's are so difficult to make EQ decisions its not even funny. These days i just comment on vibe and flow in which no MP3 format can mess that up. |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Miami Beach
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| Thanks for the advice, Thrill. I'm getting my reel together and hope to find someone to shop my tracks at MIDEM. |
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