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What mixing services are there around?
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Trevon
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Posted : Nov 10, 2010 01:29
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in my opinion no one can consider himself a professional if he doesn't know how to mix...
always mix your own tracks.. it improves your skills.
try to make it sound good... even on bad monitors
I would do it ONLY if was on a label, and always side by side with someone professional, usually the same person who does the mastering. to correct any mixing flaws, in order to improve the final result.
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Honguito
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Posted : Nov 10, 2010 02:04
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On 2010-11-10 01:29, Trevon wrote:
in my opinion no one can consider himself a professional if he doesn't know how to mix...
always mix your own tracks.. it improves your skills.
try to make it sound good... even on bad monitors
I would do it ONLY if was on a label, and always side by side with someone professional, usually the same person who does the mastering. to correct any mixing flaws, in order to improve the final result.
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Yeah well we all have different priorities. I want to have a pro mixing touch to my, musically speaking, solid track. I'm curious to what a pro can do to lift my material. Hopefully one day when I have more time and bla bla bla, I'll be able to make kickass mixes aswell. And of course I know letting someone else do it for me isn't the way to go at all. But for my current situation and priorities this fits my needs perfectly.
I will let you guys hear it afterwards and I hope you'll like it and I think you will. It's a quite funny and eventful tune.
Thanks for all the offers in this thread and through pm. I will contact someone of you within shortly. My journey in the quest of glory:
https://soundcloud.com/rakman
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minus
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Posted : Nov 10, 2010 03:04
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this is exactly how it used to work before, in older times,an artist will search for appropriate label, releasing a specific sound, and the label people would mix and master the raw material , and release a specific label sound, i think its a good way to launch your self perfectly,but in this age, it dont make any sense it you dont know how to do it yourself.
peace
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PoM
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Posted : Nov 10, 2010 03:28
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imo mixing and composing are linked in electronic music, from the first bars when you begin a new track if you don t get the sound as good as released stuff it will be a lot harder and need more work to really raise the production quality in the end ,just my experience i guess it s not true for everyone, it also depends workflow , but for me i need to get the music sounding as good as posssible from the begining cause usualy it s the closer to the source you are in the chain you can fix problems the best.(at the source if possible) |
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mudpeople
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Posted : Nov 10, 2010 04:29
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If Id had the money to spend, I totally would have had some tracks done years ago... Just to have for my own enjoyment mainly, and as a milestone of what I should be working towards, and to get a better understanding of what i needed to work on. I know it would have helped me grow faster to have a clearer idea of what exactly professional sound is.
Though its very satisfying to hear a mixdown that I made myself that sounds like I want it to. Years of hard work, though, to learn that stuff...
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elastic_plastic
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Posted : Nov 11, 2010 01:25
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i suggest u check with Tiago aka Tryambaka. he is offering some services and not very expensive  |
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dija
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Posted : Nov 13, 2010 09:12
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