- Jul 18, 2004
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Hey everyone..
I wrote and recorded a song this weekend, but I can't get it right.
Every time I lay something down, it seems like the finished product is more quiet than the average song. I don't really know why considering it's normalized, compressed and limited to 0db. That's where it should be, right?? Maybe it's one of the tracks that needs to be brought up in the mix? A frequency that needs to be boosted? You never want to go above 0db, just sort of bounce off of the mark while staying within a couple decibles below 0 at all times...right? I know that if it's above -3db it might not play correctly in an older cd player, but thats not an issue for me, so it's not a big deal. I just want the song to jump out a little more. Maybe Almighty Andy has a couple pointers for a novice. I hope this makes sense... i know what i mean..
Maybe theres something I need to learn about amplitude here.
Here's the song http://www.hxcmp3.com/Marro
Also, I'm very open to any other suggestions to make it sound better. Forgive the sloppy guitar playing though, it's still a work in progress.
I wrote and recorded a song this weekend, but I can't get it right.
Every time I lay something down, it seems like the finished product is more quiet than the average song. I don't really know why considering it's normalized, compressed and limited to 0db. That's where it should be, right?? Maybe it's one of the tracks that needs to be brought up in the mix? A frequency that needs to be boosted? You never want to go above 0db, just sort of bounce off of the mark while staying within a couple decibles below 0 at all times...right? I know that if it's above -3db it might not play correctly in an older cd player, but thats not an issue for me, so it's not a big deal. I just want the song to jump out a little more. Maybe Almighty Andy has a couple pointers for a novice. I hope this makes sense... i know what i mean..
Maybe theres something I need to learn about amplitude here.
Here's the song http://www.hxcmp3.com/Marro
Also, I'm very open to any other suggestions to make it sound better. Forgive the sloppy guitar playing though, it's still a work in progress.