My problem area is Synths and I don’t know if this mix is Right or wrong ? What am I doing wrong here . I want the bassSynth to standout with the synth but when I drop the Volume of the Synth the Mix sounds odd and if I turn up the synth my basssynth is Gone , well not Gone but I want both sounds in the from together as one … I also want the kick to Stand with the Sounds !! I can’t move on to pads and other sounds until I figure out what I need to do here .
I want to add Synths to Trip life but synths and I dont get along right now
Please help
http://www.indabamusic.com/people/938363150 called it TEST
Could it be the Two sounds are conflicting with eachother as they are both dominating sounds ?
Sorry but BUMP!! No Help yet ? Anyone …
sounds coool to me
year ear is always going to drwan to one soud or the other so pick one and focus on it.
or do a swap ala chem bros. they love just completely changing everything in a instant… sounds cool when listening but if you try it your self just sounds mad… needs big balls!
[quote]phil johnston (12/06/2010)[hr]sounds coool to me
year ear is always going to drwan to one soud or the other so pick one and focus on it.
or do a swap ala chem bros. they love just completely changing everything in a instant… sounds cool when listening but if you try it your self just sounds mad… needs big balls![/quote]
Ok so Synths will take over your ears and will make the other Sounds will feel distant even though the mix is normal ? I like how the piano Stands out in trip life but when I add a Synth to it the piano becomes less attractive . Will mastering bring out the mix as long as your mix has air to breath in each sound ?
Mixing stage will as you say clear it up and make it sound all level and right etc but as you hear it now is 99% time how you will hear it in mastering, some guy from uni told and its just his view mastering is like the polish to the final thing, gives it a little sparkle but you shouldnt want or rely on anything to drastically change during this stage, you prob already know you need to be happy 100% with whats in that mix and how it sounds before mastering.
One thing that sometimes brings out a sound which is only thing i can think of cause you seem to have tried must things is the panning of the sounds or a stereo spread, put one on stereo and the other with a mono, it sounds drastic but depending on the sounds, it can sometimes work especially if you want to really sell a certain sound over another in the mix.
Sorry i couldnt help much mate, good luck.
[quote]Michael Alexander (12/06/2010)[hr]Mixing stage will as you say clear it up and make it sound all level and right etc but as you hear it now is 99% time how you will hear it in mastering, some guy from uni told and its just his view mastering is like the polish to the final thing, gives it a little sparkle but you shouldnt want or rely on anything to drastically change during this stage, you prob already know you need to be happy 100% with whats in that mix and how it sounds before mastering.
One thing that sometimes brings out a sound which is only thing i can think of cause you seem to have tried must things is the panning of the sounds or a stereo spread, put one on stereo and the other with a mono, it sounds drastic but depending on the sounds, it can sometimes work especially if you want to really sell a certain sound over another in the mix.
Sorry i couldnt help much mate, good luck.[/quote]