Marvelous Mixing Practice - Periphery "Ragnarok"

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Hi guys! I have some mixing practice for you right here. This time I recorded a cover of Periphery's "Ragnarok". You can find the files here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3KPvIN6V6Z7ZzItU3lYVU90M2c/view?usp=sharing

1x Drum MIDI (Mapped after Steven Slate Drums 4)
1x Bass MIDI
1x Zombass 3 Render
1x Rythm Guitar L&R
3x Lead Guitars L&R
1x Synth MIDI
2x Exported Ambient Synth
3x Exported Lead Synth
4x Exported Poly Synth
1x Reference Mix

Everything recorded at 44.1KHz, 24 Bit with my Schecter Damien 7 equipped with EMG-HZ Pickups.

Tempo is 125 BPM until bar 74 where it changes to 115 BPM.

Here is my mix/playthrough:



In this mix I used:

Steven Slate Drums 4 for Drums
Podfarm 2.5 for Guitars/Bass Processing
Zombass 3 for Bass DI
Reason 5 for Synths

You are 100%, completely permitted to use your mix as a means to promote your own reamping/mixing/mastering/production services. And if you do, it would be pretty rad if you credited the recording to me, and perhaps link to my studio page; https://www.facebook.com/DaybreakStudioSwe :Smokin:

Anyways, hope you guys have fun with this! Let me know if there's any problems!

Previous mixing practices;

http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/...ractice-you-breaking-benjamin-diary-jane.html
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/...mixing-practice-devil-wears-prada-kansas.html
 
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Hi,
Bugera 333XL Reamp Test
Raw guitars Track no eq no mix or master !



Mix and Master soon !

Stay Metal !
 
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Glad you guys are enjoying this. :)

worldwideweapon: Thanks man! It's Steven Slatge Drums 4 (as stated above). Mixing-wise, it's honestly 100% subtractive EQ. I demoed the "Waves H-EQ Hybrid Equalizer" for this mix for the general tone-shaping of the sounds, and the "Waves Q10" which I bought earlier this month for lots, and lots of small narrow cuts, just to get rid of all the junk. Then parallel compressed to hell and back. Pretty much that. A small amount of a really big reverb on the snare, high-passed all the cymbal tracks pretty hard and a small amount of reverb on them too!
 
What is the drum tempo?

I´m going crazy with it. I think is 125 until 02:20. After that, the tempo change. I think the tempo are included in the drum midi track but Cubase don´t reconize and I don´t know why...

Edit: 00:00 to 02:20 - 125 bpm
02:20 to end - 115 bpm
 
Yeah, sorry guys, completely forgot to write down the tempo changes. It always fall so natural to me to just import them from the MIDI files.

otero1st is absolutely right, tempo is 125 until bar 74 where it changes to 115!
 
Great cover, thanks for posting! This is my first attempt at this one and I've got a few revisions to make before it's finished(Definitely gotta fix the clipped subdrop and the toms) but I figured I might as well get some input beforehand. Any feedback is welcome/appreciated!

 
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I think the tempo are included in the drum midi track but Cubase don´t reconize and I don´t know why...
Always !
1. Open Cubase - dont create new project just first import the midi drums then add folder project thats all
2. next import all audio tracks ;)

Stay Metal !
 
I'm so on this. I'll try vocals, but Sotelo's range is immense.

also 509. Anyone have a mirror?

Yeah, I thought about asking someone for vocals, but then Sponce's vocals is quite difficult, haha!

My dropbox links keep going suspended due to too much traffic. Anyone know any other site I can upload this where it stays up? ):
 
Thanks for this.
Really enjoyed mixing it.
I was supposed to be mastering an album for a band today but this sucked me in.
Bass is Zoom MS-60B sansamp sim>MXR M80 DI.
Guitars are TS808>6505>Recto cab> 57&421>ISA828.
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