Korn style
I did some modifications on the drums (just cut paste part to make it longer). It was a bit too short to me.
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24 juillet 2016 à 12:01
24 juillet 2016 à 12:02
Dick
Sounds like KORN alright :) I have to admit its been many years since I put up a KORN record... but I used to like them quite a lot :)
Promising first track, playing is tight and all, but (to give some feedback) the mix could be improved a bit, this track is not mixed very loud (I know it sounds loud, but it is not compared to other tracks on here). Keep em coming :) +1
Promising first track, playing is tight and all, but (to give some feedback) the mix could be improved a bit, this track is not mixed very loud (I know it sounds loud, but it is not compared to other tracks on here). Keep em coming :) +1
24 juillet 2016 à 12:06
Thomasds
Thanks for the feedeback to both of you.
What you mean about loud Dick ? You mean the sound level is a bit too low ?
I have to admit that I am normally a bass player since 5 years but never played guitar. I just bought my first guitar 2 weeks ago. It's an old stratocaster Aria Pro II from the 80'. Not sure it's the one which fit the best to play metal. aha +0
What you mean about loud Dick ? You mean the sound level is a bit too low ?
I have to admit that I am normally a bass player since 5 years but never played guitar. I just bought my first guitar 2 weeks ago. It's an old stratocaster Aria Pro II from the 80'. Not sure it's the one which fit the best to play metal. aha +0
24 juillet 2016 à 12:13
Dick
I'm talking about the technical side of loud: if the volume of your mix never reaches close to lets say -3dB (where displays start to be yellow on mixing consoles), then its not mixed using the full possible loudness range. I believe this is the case here. Professional mixes all have a similar loudness, otherwise you couldn't play them on the radio without people needing to adjust the volume on each track :) Hope that answers the question :)
+0
24 juillet 2016 à 12:14
24 juillet 2016 à 14:50
TeeGee
Great first upload. Welcome to the loops! PLus, depending on what software you use, there should be a "maximizer" or similar plugin that you could use on the overall mix to raise the volume to the max possible. Google it for your software and you'll find it ;)
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24 juillet 2016 à 15:59
Thomasds
Hello, thanks for the feedeback ! I am using Reaper. Never heard about a Maximizer. It's sounds good, I will check that. Thanks
+1
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