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orgytime
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Posted : Jul 25, 2008 16:32
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hey Upavas!
i checked it out now, really great, thx!
i didnt recognized the 300Hz cut @ lead, but the 2kHz cut i reproduced well.
i think my main fault was the bad bassequalizing... i didnt cut the high frequencies well and that gave me no chance to make it fit together.
again a BIG THANK YOU Upavas!
have a nice weekend!
now im happy 
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sly
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Posted : Jul 25, 2008 17:28
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On 2008-07-25 05:52, Sixofour wrote:
its psytrance...justslap everything to gether with no compression or EQ..it will sound great
asuming you know how to actually make sounds that do not conflict, and not having to resort to FX "fixes"
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but they r talkin about full on here.
full on producers care about frequency conflicts before even made some music 
no, just joking. i had a short listen and think it's quite o.k. i like your bassline. but i don't get the sense of eq just 2-3 elements. in a mix there are always overlapping frequencies. the whole picture has to sound nice imo.
for my taste the lead is too static. i just felt like throwing some fx over it (i did nothing else!)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/xx9bb9
better is to bring in some modulation with the synth and combine with other elements. perfect eq u can do later...
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orgytime
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Posted : Jul 25, 2008 18:54
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On 2008-07-25 17:28, sly wrote:
but they r talkin about full on here.
full on producers care about frequency conflicts before even made some music
no, just joking. i had a short listen and think it's quite o.k. i like your bassline. but i don't get the sense of eq just 2-3 elements. in a mix there are always overlapping frequencies. the whole picture has to sound nice imo.
for my taste the lead is too static. i just felt like throwing some fx over it (i did nothing else!)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/xx9bb9
better is to bring in some modulation with the synth and combine with other elements. perfect eq u can do later...
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hey sly! also thx to your imput, it sound very nice when i cut off frequencies from 10kHz - 22kHz ^^ those damage my ears in this case lol... but the rithm fx in the background is really hot! ... another problem of my tracks... you can add everywhere anti harmonic fx´s but this is to much for me at the moment, im new^^
this is just a short part in my track, and i wanted to enjoy the melody here, thats why we only talk about kick, bass & lead... its because i miss mixing knowledge, and i cant go on if i dont know the standards.
really thanks to you both, for taking the time!
one little dump question: full on = K B B B
right?^^
greetings
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sly
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Posted : Jul 25, 2008 19:16
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u r welcome. i was just in the mood doing something for fun sorry for the highs, but the lows damage your ear anywayz
when listen to your bass i guess u know already: yes kbbb is quite standard in full on and also in psy.
just go on, f***in' standards suck anywayz. the music is not interested in your skills . enjoy the melody and then freak out...
just another method that can work but sure u r right, nothing against some mixing knowledge.
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Upavas
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Posted : Jul 25, 2008 21:24
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Orgytime,
glad I made your day
It really helps to cut the 2khz range for most leads doesn't it?
The fault was simply that for some reason the 2khz frequency bugs the bassline in a lead, nothing new... now you know a trick to get around it
The bassline could be a bit more full, but it is good enough imho!
Upavas - Here And Now (Sangoma Rec.) new EP out Oct.29th, get it here:
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orgytime
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Posted : Jul 26, 2008 01:41
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On 2008-07-25 21:24, Upavas wrote:
Orgytime,
glad I made your day
It really helps to cut the 2khz range for most leads doesn't it?
The fault was simply that for some reason the 2khz frequency bugs the bassline in a lead, nothing new... now you know a trick to get around it
The bassline could be a bit more full, but it is good enough imho!
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thx, yeah you made my day^^
now enjoy the rest of you weekend! today ill sleep well, i know that muahahaha
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