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- Carly(Poohbear)
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Nice journey, at first I thought there were too many breaks but it works and flows well..
Cool track!
Don't know if this was intentional or not, but you seem to be missing the bottom few octaves, energy wise (a technical, not musical observation). I can turn my sub on and off and not really hear any difference!
With such a relatively high bass line you can supercharge the kick. Or you could add a sub oscillator to the bass line. Or maybe it's there, but just not boosted? Either way, there's loads of room to work with here IMO.
Don't know if this was intentional or not, but you seem to be missing the bottom few octaves, energy wise (a technical, not musical observation). I can turn my sub on and off and not really hear any difference!
With such a relatively high bass line you can supercharge the kick. Or you could add a sub oscillator to the bass line. Or maybe it's there, but just not boosted? Either way, there's loads of room to work with here IMO.
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I like it. Considering that these are your monitors, it's really good. Nice work!GeorgeFeb wrote: Thanks Giles!
Not intentional per se, I just trying to keep things as simple as possible, once I even forgot to write a bass for a track, lol!
Since I'm making music with these guys bass can be tricky to make!
Or it's an excuse!
But in this track yes, my bass is on C3 because of its sound & because of the notes arrangement I can't add either second line (it won't sound) or add some other bass notes to the C2 as I sometimes do!
Hope it makes sense!
Indeed, great work then! The most common problem for folks with "bass shy" monitoring is adding too much bass. You've avoided that completely, which is good IMO. I'd rather hear a good mix like yours that only lacks some low end (and can be considered a personal preference) than a muddy mix with too much low end (muddy is never a personal preference as far as I've seen!).GeorgeFeb wrote: Thanks Giles!
Not intentional per se, I just trying to keep things as simple as possible, once I even forgot to write a bass for a track, lol!
Since I'm making music with these guys bass can be tricky to make!
Or it's an excuse!
But in this track yes, my bass is on C3 because of its sound & because of the notes arrangement I can't add either second line (it won't sound) or add some other bass notes to the C2 as I sometimes do!
Hope it makes sense!
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