Audaciously tactful
Il n'y a pas encore de remix de cette session !
Outstanding track from Nick and Peter. My goodness how awesome I think this one is!!! Well, have fun with it. A voice would be wonderful of course ...and I know there are fantastic vocals here on Wikiloops 
... and then I always have the problem of finding the right volume for the mix. How do you do that? With me it's always trial and error. Somehow not the right way. Right now either the track or the bass is too ...
il-y a 4 ans
PJE
Wow, this certainly has the Power & Volume Anrak and your bass play is great and cool......I do feel your frustration with getting the mix to work though, its not easy and so many things can combine to challenge us with sound....do you have a seperate bass track, if so please upload or send to me I will gladly try and help you to get the levels you want
Thank you for joining us and your wonderful support as always my good friend
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Wow, this certainly has the Power & Volume Anrak and your bass play is great and cool......I do feel your frustration with getting the mix to work though, its not easy and so many things can combine to challenge us with sound....do you have a seperate bass track, if so please upload or send to me I will gladly try and help you to get the levels you wantThank you for joining us and your wonderful support as always my good friend
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il-y a 4 ans
Anrak
Hi Peter, I appreciate your kind offer and I'll be happy to come back to it. But first I want to understand myself why I mix such a mess. I spent the afternoon reading up on the subject
. A decisive tip came from Nick. First of all, I took a close look at the signal chain. I used to control the volume at the signal input. Then I started using a compressor in the hope to give the bass more contour. It smoothed everything out quite nicely, and made my signal quiet. And counteracting this with the master volume was probably not the right way. Switched to post-procedural it went then. With my next track it worked better now! ... and I am glad that you like it. Thanks my friend!
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. But first I want to understand myself why I mix such a mess. I spent the afternoon reading up on the subject. A decisive tip came from Nick. First of all, I took a close look at the signal chain. I used to control the volume at the signal input. Then I started using a compressor in the hope to give the bass more contour. It smoothed everything out quite nicely, and made my signal quiet. And counteracting this with the master volume was probably not the right way. Switched to post-procedural it went then. With my next track it worked better now! ... and I am glad that you like it. Thanks my friend!
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il-y a 4 ans
rootshell
sounds super cool Anrak, the bass is low from what I can tell. mixing/levels is always tough, probably have to bring down the entire track volume (pre-bass add) then balance it out with the bass add. sweet jam though, rock n roll!!!
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il-y a 4 ans
Anrak
Hi Nick, thanks for the tip an your kind words.This has opened my eyes. I have learned: Mixing must be trained and with a bit of turning switches and knobs it is not done.
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il-y a 4 ans
rootshell
it's the thing i didn't expect to learn about, but through downloading and adding tracks, i've started to have a whole new appreciation for those who excel at it...i'm just a newbie to mixing myself
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Rolling Stoned out of my Mind
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Sniper -
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Heart of Glass 💔
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Take Care of You
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Lost in the Fog on a Dark Light
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Something Changed ...
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The Death of the Black Knight -
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No Pressure (Sin Presión)
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Floydish Feel - Bass
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Rockie Talkie
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What if No means Yes? Or.....
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A Summer's Dream
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Great White Blues
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The Spectrum of Color
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