Recent content by LuketheDuke

Really looking to pick up a pair of these for drum OH's. I currently don't have ANY overhead mics and wanna stray away from getting the "starter set". Willing to pay $400-500. Located in Zanesville, OH Message me!

These sound dope, dude!!! :kickass:

Wrote, Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered my own album a few months ago that you guys might dig. I'm not particularly happy with my mixes, but I've taken a "lessons learned" approach from the project and have applied them to my more recent work. www.bloodmoonmusic.com Let me know what you...

Really dig the production on the vocal stems! Really dig this song as a whole! Here's my take on it:

I'm offering mixing and mastering services for any and all projects! I'm fairly new, but I feel that I can produce a solid product at an affordable price. Check out some of my work and information (rates/equipment/etc) at www.slicksoundrecording.com Thanks! Luke \m/

Sounds brutal dude! Really digging the drums and vocals! The kick could go down a dB or two.

Yea, I only have a multiband comp on the toms with conservative settings. I'll filter out some of the lows on the floor tom and maybe turn them down a smidge.

Working on some clips to put on my studio website. Drums seem a little loud to me, but it may work for this type of song. Guitars are Amplitube. Drums are programmed Seraph Samples. Bass is Squier Jazz split to sub and Sansamp PSA-1 for dirt.

Sounds pretty good, dude! I'd give the bass a little more top end clang/grind. If you have a multiband comp, target some GR on the low band, and it should brighten up a bit. Really digging the production! Sick!

Make sure to EQ first (HPF, boost to taste around 120-200, 4k, 8k). Then compress, experimenting with the attack/release. This is where you are really gonna get the "smack". Then use a clipper to give it some level without eating up headroom. Don't be afraid to get extreme!

Thanks!!! I definitely need to practice with programmed drums. After giving it a break and listening again, I thought the bass could have been brought up as well. Thanks for the advice!!

This is definitely my best mix yet! But going forward, what do you guys think could be tweaked? Guitars - Amplitube (5150) Bass - Squier Jazz into Sansamp Drums - All programmed w/ Slate Samples Any help is appreciated!

That sounds incredible! So jelly!

Getting this mix prepared for vocals, and I could really use some more experienced ears to help me improve it. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/43190196/Stranger%2C%20Stranger.mp3 Thanks!

I just installed Windows 8 and besides it's extremely awesome and badass presentation, my Pro Tools doesn't work! Giving me the good 'ole DAE Error -13001. So, do any of you guys know how to get around this, or if Avid is feverishly making an update for those who have upgraded to W8?