IDK why this mixdown is fucked please help me
AND please dont complain about my music, its not the best, i know

my mixdown is too thin, and it sounds just like Noise. White noise.
Any suggestions, tips? Maybe u guys can tell my what freqs to cut, or which elements are fighting..
(not mastered, main problem: white noise everywhere)

 

But where's all this distortion coming from? It kinda sounds like what the Sonnox Inflater or BBE Sonic Maximizer would create, when used in huge improper amounts.

Are you using limiters or eq's with a lotta high end boosts on your tracks?

 

Last edited: Dec 12, 2017

Try taking everything off the master channel and keeping your volume levels below -6db. Remember it's the mixdown stage. it isn't meant to have any processing on it at this point!

 

there arent any fx on the master ://

 

I didnt used Inflater, but I used a Valve Exciter.. And no I didnt used a limiter at all and I checked all eqs, and they where all "fine"

 

Sounds like distorted reverb? Hard to tell

 

this COULD be the answer. Ill check dat in a few hours!

 

if can't find any manual tweaking for solutions, maybe try repair with accusonus plugins:

 

1.: This is a great industrial sound, I really like it. If you found out what the problem is, please give me a hint. Honestly.

2.: Please excuse me if I got something wrong, but you said it's a mixdown. Of what, about six basic sounds? What if you soloed them? At what point does this noise occur? How many and which meters are flashing when you solo the single sounds? Can't you find the problem this way?
To me it sounds more like there is an additional - in your case unwanted - sound triggered.

 

I think that's the answer - exciter.
It sounded excited. Try turning it off.

And why is there no bass? Try to get a good balance (volume and spectrum-wise) before you throw on exciters, saturation, compressors, etc.

 

Are you using strong compression with high ratios?
Sounds like either the decay of the distorted solo instrument or a reverb tail that is boosted to the max by using compression.

Other than that, I agree with @No Avenger:
I'm sure a lot of people will like this kind of "white noise" already

 

Look on this at a bright side, maybe you found new musical genre with this Noise-Step-Trap

 

thank you guys for help!
An odd mixture of OTT, Distortion, Exciters and Reverb caused the problems. RIP i feel like a noob right now.

 

OTT is BAD.
That's why we like it :D