Re: Let's Mix Things Up - Share And Discuss Mixing Techniques
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:58 am
That's right.tanner wrote:so, this is just a mixing? no arrangement, additions etc. ?
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That's right.tanner wrote:so, this is just a mixing? no arrangement, additions etc. ?
Nice EQ-ing on the master channel. It doesn't sound muddy. I do miss a little emphasis on the snare (laught_and_jelly) however. Also, you could have panned a few instruments here and there to better spread them out in the stereo field. But the overall mix is good.Gps wrote: I usual use easy Q vst on my projects, but it makes lmms less stable, so for this project I did not.
I just used my ears and the 10 band eq that comes with lmms.
Firsttanner wrote:so, this is just a mixing? no arrangement, additions etc. ?
afaiu you can use default lmms plugins and make any change you like in mixer, but no changes to the notes in piano-roll, and no exchanges of instruments.no arrangement, additions etc
Its already buried under stacks of tracks :pGps wrote: I also exported the file and uploaded it to soundcloud.
I'd say it has a good emphasis on the low end, with some hats to fill up the higher frequencies. The snares are much more present than Gps' mix. Good usage of volume and panning, though it could have been mixed a little bit louder overall.ssdclickofdeath wrote:I'm not too experienced at mixing, but here's the results.
https://lmms.io/lsp/?action=show&file=7962
https://soundcloud.com/user-823665011/l ... up-ssd-mix
Advice would be appreciated.
Now this is exactly why I joined, I was hoping for feedback like this. I can only learn from it.caLRo wrote:
I'd say it has a good emphasis on the low end, with some hats to fill up the higher frequencies. The snares are much more present than Gps' mix. Good usage of volume and panning, though it could have been mixed a little bit louder overall.
Thank you.caLRo wrote:I'd say it has a good emphasis on the low end, with some hats to fill up the higher frequencies. The snares are much more present than Gps' mix. Good usage of volume and panning, though it could have been mixed a little bit louder overall.