| Instrumental mix test |    |
Here, I finally have a sound that I find decent. Atleast for now, ofcourse.
I am currently writing an instrumental track and I plan to finish it until september, will probably make a video, too, but I got a little tired of it and just recorded this idea on the spot. Tell me what you think and comment on my mix!
Also, you can check out my previous instrumental track for comparison here:
www.youtube.com/yearsbecomedays
The Prism was recorded with a cheap dynamic mic and this test was recorded with Digitech's GSP 1101, I think there's a huge difference. Anyways, hope you'll dig this.
I am currently writing an instrumental track and I plan to finish it until september, will probably make a video, too, but I got a little tired of it and just recorded this idea on the spot. Tell me what you think and comment on my mix!
Also, you can check out my previous instrumental track for comparison here:
www.youtube.com/yearsbecomedays
The Prism was recorded with a cheap dynamic mic and this test was recorded with Digitech's GSP 1101, I think there's a huge difference. Anyways, hope you'll dig this.
Hey, thanks for the reply!
Do you mean turning the overall drum volume up or just some stuff like snare and kick drums?
Oh, The Prism, that's the name of my previous instrumental, it's on that youtube channel in the description!
Do you mean turning the overall drum volume up or just some stuff like snare and kick drums?
Oh, The Prism, that's the name of my previous instrumental, it's on that youtube channel in the description!
Listened to both track there's definitely been an improvement in overall sound.
Especially enjoyed the clean guitars! The percussion really drove the track and it really gave whatever imagery that came to mind a slow perspective, like as if I was moving through scenery in slow motion.
Great drums, great guitars!
Especially enjoyed the clean guitars! The percussion really drove the track and it really gave whatever imagery that came to mind a slow perspective, like as if I was moving through scenery in slow motion.
Great drums, great guitars!
Martis93 wrote…
Hey, thanks for the reply!
Do you mean turning the overall drum volume up or just some stuff like snare and kick drums?
Oh, The Prism, that's the name of my previous instrumental, it's on that youtube channel in the description!
memory bass guitar roll off is about from 60hz - don't quote me on that, as I'll always experiment to see what sounds best.
UndercoverApple - thanks for you input! I wasn't doing it on purpose, but when you said it, it really does give that moving feeling.
Denis - the drums were done with Superior 2.0, I think I left all the mixing on default settings but I was looking for tighter sounding drums, I just didn't know how to do that, now it all makes sense, thanks! And about my mixing, thanks for the compliment. For as long as I can remember, since day 1 when I registered on BandAmp, you always find something good to say about whatever track anyone has on. I always know that even if nobody comments on my track, sooner or later Denis will write something about it. It's really inspiring!
Denis - the drums were done with Superior 2.0, I think I left all the mixing on default settings but I was looking for tighter sounding drums, I just didn't know how to do that, now it all makes sense, thanks! And about my mixing, thanks for the compliment. For as long as I can remember, since day 1 when I registered on BandAmp, you always find something good to say about whatever track anyone has on. I always know that even if nobody comments on my track, sooner or later Denis will write something about it. It's really inspiring!
Martis93 wrote…
UndercoverApple - thanks for you input! I wasn't doing it on purpose, but when you said it, it really does give that moving feeling.
Denis - the drums were done with Superior 2.0, I think I left all the mixing on default settings but I was looking for tighter sounding drums, I just didn't know how to do that, now it all makes sense, thanks! And about my mixing, thanks for the compliment. For as long as I can remember, since day 1 when I registered on BandAmp, you always find something good to say about whatever track anyone has on. I always know that even if nobody comments on my track, sooner or later Denis will write something about it. It's really inspiring!
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