https://soundcloud.com/bull-dub/aothedark
feedback and tips please! this is my first track sounding +- good..
feedback and tips please! this is my first track sounding +- good..
BullDub - AOTheDark
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I definitely hear improvement!
But the drums still don't sound as good, they sound quiet low, as there is no high end, especially the snare.
the low end of the snare is fine, now look for a higher snare, it doens't need to be punchy, just have a nice high end, and layer is with the one you have
Also, watch out for volumes, the pads are bit too loud, and the sweeps as well
But this is quite hard, I'm still struggling with mixdown after a few months...
the bass sound alright!
But the drums still don't sound as good, they sound quiet low, as there is no high end, especially the snare.
the low end of the snare is fine, now look for a higher snare, it doens't need to be punchy, just have a nice high end, and layer is with the one you have
Also, watch out for volumes, the pads are bit too loud, and the sweeps as well
But this is quite hard, I'm still struggling with mixdown after a few months...
the bass sound alright!
https://soundcloud.com/bull-dub/thedark
This better? :/
This better? :/
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definitely!
the snare still isn't perfect, but it's better than the first
Snares are just lots of layering when you want a fat sounding snare
the most general thing is havign 3 snares:
one for the bottom end, the low punch and the attack of the snare
a second for the body, the 'main' part
and then a third for the high end crispyness and the 'tail' (you can put more reverb on this one)
the snare still isn't perfect, but it's better than the first
Snares are just lots of layering when you want a fat sounding snare
the most general thing is havign 3 snares:
one for the bottom end, the low punch and the attack of the snare
a second for the body, the 'main' part
and then a third for the high end crispyness and the 'tail' (you can put more reverb on this one)
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