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Scott – Kenada posted in the group WTMO-Track Feedback
Working on a remix comp. Any thoughts on this one?
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One trick I’ve been using lately to control the low end frequencies is using soothe as a dynamic eq. Dialing in frequencies from about 130 and below, and then setting attack time so it really only affects the end of the kick and releases quickly. If you take about a lot fo that sub info it really cleans up the low end. 100% of my earlier tracks were way too-low end tilted. Trying to fix that moving forward.
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I use Fabfilter MB limiter for that trick . I really dont like these new plugins. They got so many phase issues because it basically a 48k band dynamic EQ.
Im not saying there is no need for kick. But this one is headphone mixed, and you can hear it on speakers.
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I hear you on phase issues. Especially in the lows. I’ve been using shaperbox to look at the wave of my kick in real time while processing, to see what the impact of any editing is. That’s helped a lot to confirm the change’s and avoid mis aligning the phase. I’ll post some screenshots when I’m home over the weekend.
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mix sounds good, as for the kick, I’ll take Piv’s word on that! Love the movement on the main bass/synth. Getting the low end to sound right has always been my biggest problem…
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Not a fan of the vocal, but then I guess it wouldn’t be much of a remix if you took it out Rest sounds great to me – really like the bass and shufflly hats (???) from the get go. And, yeah could maybe take a little off the kick without losing much.
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Made some updates to the mix. Dropped kick by a full DB, better EQ on claps, some additional compression on the mixdown, and some serious reduction on the background foley that was just creating a noisy floor. Aced the car test, I’m thinking this one is done. https://soundcloud.com/kenada/e9592a78-1776-4956-867d-4fbf3f101ec7/s-LyxlQrVe9Bw?si=7331f2e565f44ffc8bd25ea5809f611b&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
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Better than the original. The mix is pretty cool, just take the kick 0.5dB. down and its good. If you want to keep the punch, then remove some of the kick from 350-550.
And yes I complain about kick all the time, even my own. But if you take your track on speakers, and begin turning the volume down, it ends up with a very dominant kick in the mix.