is it possible to make a bad mix with a reference track

Discussion in 'Mixing and Mastering' started by ricefields, Jul 10, 2017.

  1. ricefields

    ricefields Member

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    the bass sounds the same, the kick, snare, high hats, cymbals and so on. I even think it don't need to master!.. yet this question remains
     
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  3. Matt777

    Matt777 Rock Star

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    It is veeery difficult to make a good mix eitherway (a reference track might be a little helper - but you don't even know what they used on that, and so on...)
     
  4. junh1024

    junh1024 Rock Star

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  5. fraifikmushi

    fraifikmushi Guest

    hell yeah!
     
  6. TonyG

    TonyG Guest

    It is possible as it is easy to lose track of your own perspective for the music you’re working on.
     
  7. Bunford

    Bunford Audiosexual

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    And there is the obvious point that the reference track could be crap :rofl:
     
  8. ricefields

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    naahh I only mess with pro stuff, sometimes I think i can do without it that's when I fuck things up.
     
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