Hi guys, I'm pretty happy with the content of my tune, so now to the Mixdown stage. Any tips on where to start? I know the drums and the bass are what drive the song, so everything else should be based around those elements. Also I started my project with my levels at -6db. In my mix down should I m...

Hi guys,

just looking for a bit of feedback, havent got to the mixdown yet..just want some opions about it.

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Oh ok I just would have thought they would have done mastering to the mix before it goes out for commercial sale

I guess just making sure my levels are consistant will be enough then?

So I've just done a hour demo mix with 28 tracks all my mixes are sounding tight, but I was wanting to put it into ableton and give it a mastering touch. What techniques do they add to the mixes before they get put into a disk and sold(eg. mos CDs or tempa all stars)

yeah desktop connected to the interface wia firewire then 1/4 jacks(both ends) to krk speakers

so i got a audio interface to use with my comoputer. Why do my monitors have to be up so loud for me to get any sound out of it. When no sounds playing there is just the hiss/noise and its fukking me off. It sounds good when music is playing but because they are up so loud when nothing is playing i ...

Dubstep forum got blocked at work..lame!

So I have had to fall back on my iPhone to get my fix.

If anyones smartenough, they should make a iPhone app for DSF!

Just a thought..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lpd0UTureFE

kinda hit a brick wall as to were i want it to lead from were it stop,

also still using a drum loop as i cant find any decent hits i want to use yet..

thoughts?

everyday after work i go home and experiment with my daw and various vsts and how they work.

This is one sound i cannot get close to and want to acheive.

I know theres a how to sound like thread and ill probably get drilled for this but anyway...

Can anyone help me to achieve the bass sound in 16-bits remix of she said.

any help would be appreciated.

Don't worry looking at depones vid now.

Can someone explain how to do this in ableton. is it just as simple as putting a compressor on a send channel and sending your track to the send channel? Do you have it only going to the send and not the master? (i guess it wouldnt be parallel then) or do you have it going to your master and the sen...

looking forward to finishing work to go home and try this, your last tut was tops!

www.remixstems.com/
www.remixcomps.com/
www.indabamusic.com

Those are a few that i have come across, anyone else please list them..

www.indabamusic.com

When you register you get access the remix parts and there is a online tool you can use.

bunge wrote:While i'm at it I may aswell post on topic..






Rockin the budget DJ setup!

Were abouts did you get your monitor pads?

www.audiotool.com/

is free and online. might be a bit complex starting out with but there are some tutorials around for it.

will post a screenshot when i get home from work. the good thing is you can edit each sample just like using simpler and add effects to each aswell. I find its just easier to map your bassline out when using your chopped samples in one "clip" rather then having your samples in diffent trac...

I know theres a lot of threads about chopping up basslines. But i had an idea of putting the bounced/chopped up basslines into the drum rack(ableton) to make a bassline. I find it works wonders! Having the basslines one on top of the other makes to soo much easier to map out the bassline. Set a loop...