Killswitch Engage - The End of a Heartache DI (Yep , you read that right!)
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HugoRibeiroDotCom
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Nicely done Manuke! Just one thing, the section around 0:48 seem like they are distorting a bit. Was that an aesthetic decision?
manuke
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No, that's a mistake. The crushed voc is intentional but the nasty distortion on the gtr on the left isn't. Only picked that up later when I listened with earbuds, just overdid it I guess. Really gotta be be more careful with this stuff. But thanks again for having a listen Hugo, really appreciate it. And more drums please!
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Adee
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Tweaked version (diff snare drum and mastering chain - outboard compressor)
Hope you like it and thanks for listening!
Killswitch Engage - The end of heartache
Hope you like it and thanks for listening!
Killswitch Engage - The end of heartache
Another Guitar Dude
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Switchback
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Hi,
Great mix, i'd love to make mixes as nice as this one !
Here's my try :
Thanks for providing the multitracks !
Great mix, i'd love to make mixes as nice as this one !
Here's my try :
Thanks for providing the multitracks !
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Adee
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Thanks guys. I really appreciate it!!!!
You will Switchback! Trust your ears. Don't involve internet into your mixing process in 100% (see my signature). Understand completely how EQ, gates and compressors work. You have to use them knowingly. Don't rely on presets.
Use tons of reference tracks. If you hear only bass section in your favourite song (brake up) cut it, loop it and study it! Listen, compare, etc… Same with drums, guitars…
Cheers! Adee
Switchback
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Understand what you mean, I don't use presets and don't follow rules found in internet that seem like food recipe.
Thank for the advice, I will use more reference track (in this case the original one
)Just one question : does my mix sounds too limited ?
I pushed hard the limiter (maybe too hard) this time. In my headphones it seemed right, but I don't know how it sounds in other systems.
Understand what you mean, I don't use presets and don't follow rules found in internet that seem like food recipe.
Thank for the advice, I will use more reference track (in this case the original one
Just one question : does my mix sounds too limited ?
I pushed hard the limiter (maybe too hard) this time. In my headphones it seemed right, but I don't know how it sounds in other systems.
I've always found headphones make things a little bit "brighter" as opposed to monitors, but that's just me.
Switchback
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Adee
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Sorry to read it mate. Hope you'll get those bastards and they remove it from their website. Lazy, stupid thieves.
Adee
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Someone selling a reaper project of these Di's, what a silly world.
WTF???? Forum member? Really dude???? TURN UP STUDIO
Adee
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Yea, it sounds slightly overprocessed. First of all. Less bass. Low end frequencies eat huge part of your mix. To get good sounding low end in mixes takes a lot of time. Start work on drums section. I like your kick drum tone. OH and snare drum need some work - definitely more compression.
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Adee
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