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Discussion in 'Mixing and Mastering' started by R.S, Jun 15, 2018.

  1. R.S

    R.S Producer

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    Reproduced. Feedback always welcome! Thanks! :)
     
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  3. KungPaoFist

    KungPaoFist Audiosexual

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    A welcomed flashback, down to the tape saturation and all :disco::disco:
     
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    No Avenger Moderator Staff Member

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    Oops, I thought it would be a remake of Blondie's song. Obviously it isn't. Is this your composition?
     
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    mrpsanter Audiosexual

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    Well done for the enhancement: The original sounds flat by comparison...
     
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    Ah, now I see. Your version sounds better, no doubt.
    Sometimes when bd, (sn) and bass sound together (on bar 1 and 2, mostly), the bass frequencies are too loud/a bit boomy. Maybe use sidechain compression on bass or a subgroup and a dynamic eq to prevent this.
     
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