Do you know any popular producer that made a tutorial, either free or paid on a tutorial site?

Cheers!

andius wrote:In what way does it not work?

It does not work in Ableton Live 9

Crap, this one doesn't work. Other suggestions?

Huts wrote:No one ever seems to take this kind of advice to heart when a nobody like myself offers it, so here it is from someone credible.

That's just great! I am trying this right naow!
Thanks

For me, this is always the hard part to mix. Like a lot of producers, I like to put rides on each 2 and 4 beats, which means the rides are almost always present in the mix. I normally highpass them to about 1k and then i don't know what to do next. They always "muddy" up the high end with ...

Actually I added a kind of siren pad and now it sounds great haha

This track from Trollphace: https://soundcloud.com/trollphace/trollphace-headshot-season-2014-clean-version It's beefy! This is a build-up/drop i juste started working on (not mastered): http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/70813498/file.html It sounds so thin...or does it?I think it does. I think I am not...

fragments wrote:I was thinking more along the lines of tape or tube saturation, different settings for a couple different buses. But yea, try that too. Ferric TDS is free and pretty awesome.

Ok cool, I will try that with CamelPhat and see what it does. Thank you for the tips!

You could also try parallel saturation across multiple elements. Well yeah, of course parallel saturation lol Ok I might try that at the mastering stage with Ozone and it's exciter. Thanks for the tip. Ozone and its exciter won't fix a flat mix. Its there for added sparkle if the tune can be pushed...

fragments wrote:You could also try parallel saturation across multiple elements.

Well yeah, of course parallel saturation lol Ok I might try that at the mastering stage with Ozone and it's exciter. Thanks for the tip.

fragments wrote:You could also try parallel saturation across multiple elements.

Why parallel?

Actually should you use pads? When I compare my tracks to those of Trollphace, they sound thin. My guess is that I'm not filling up the frequency spectrum. In my drop I have a kick, snare, hi-hats, bass, sub...but it does not do the job. So I thought about using a pad, since it uses the complete spe...