Here we go:
http://minus.com/lgBjvaw116y8S
Drum backing track: http://www.oep.se/Audio/backtrack-drums.wav
my second mix of a full song ever, still got only addictive drums without toms and just one crash. Please tell me what i can do better, i'm new into mixing
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/52528604/ola ole zwo 1 master.mp3
Thanks a lot !
Would be cool if someone reuploaded this too (link is not working anymore) :
-guitar tone is sick
-bass tone seems very cool
-kick and snare are cool, but too dry : they lack some decay/reverb/room sound/etc
-cymbals sound like they are reversed... i believe you fucked up with compression, sounds like some huge pumping here. In general the drums sound like you fucked them up with poorly-done compression
EDIT : at the end you fucked up with track alignment... the lead/Extra/clean guitars should come up earlier during the song, not as an outro...
No offense but seriously did you listen to your project before posting ? Jeez...
hey thank you for listening and your opinion about it, it only can help me doing better next time. I also expected that the drums are some kind of bad after hearing some of the other mixes, thanks for saying it so directly should read a bit more about mixing the drums <- any suggestions what I can read?
I only heard the original track one time so i didn't realize that the alignment was a bit ...well yes fucked up in the end, another point I can improve listening more often how it should sound like^^
Here we go:
http://minus.com/lgBjvaw116y8S
there are tons of threads on this forum and tutorials on youtube about mixing drums, use the search function and check out the stickied threads
Also : when you start out with mixing/producing in general, try to keep things simple at first, instead of venturing into stuff like compression without knowing why you're doing it. Try to go slow, read stuff, to your homework, try things yourself, understand what you're doing and why, and then extend to other stuff if necessary, using the same approach.
I hear tons of newbies putting out a shitty mix cause they ruined it with poor compression settings just because they heard "it's all about compression", whereas a guy using the "less is more and understand what you're doing at least" has more chance to put out something great, even with minimal processing.
+1 on reuploading the drum backing track !