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I had a wisdom tooth removed today so I'm not very much in the mood of talking. I just let the last track I made;
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Mongoloid Invasion (JUMP UP)
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Hey man. I'm sorry about your wisdom tooth. I never had mine removed, so I really can only imagine the pain you're feeling.
Now, to the track: I'm assuming it's something you're still working on. There's some really harsh rides and hats there. You could try to make them more smooth. I can't hear, too, the heaviness of the sub. This is MY opinion, of course. If this was my track, I'd give the sub a more prominence, maybe set free some of it's harmonics.
Now, to the track: I'm assuming it's something you're still working on. There's some really harsh rides and hats there. You could try to make them more smooth. I can't hear, too, the heaviness of the sub. This is MY opinion, of course. If this was my track, I'd give the sub a more prominence, maybe set free some of it's harmonics.
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It doesn't hurt so much because the anestesia but it's quite an unpleasant sensation feeling and hearing the thooth being removed from the gum lol
About the track, I agree that it needs a sub cause I had to eq some low fequencies from this bass that crashed with the kick drum and compress each part separately (kicks and bass).The hi hats I think they are ok for a jump up track but I'll try some eq to emphasise the highest frequencies. I think with the sub it will sound much better.
Tanks mate
About the track, I agree that it needs a sub cause I had to eq some low fequencies from this bass that crashed with the kick drum and compress each part separately (kicks and bass).The hi hats I think they are ok for a jump up track but I'll try some eq to emphasise the highest frequencies. I think with the sub it will sound much better.
Tanks mate
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Sidechain, maybe? Yesterday I learned a little trick, where you can sidechain a specific frequency range of the bass (obviously the one that is clashing with the kick), without affecting the rest of the sound. I liked how that worked on a song I'm working, so maybe you can try too.
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Never had to use sidechain compression before but seems to be what it needs. I'll experiment with both options. Obrigado : )
