He's right, being humble ensures you'll only ever be able to produce minimal. All producers with full mixes are selfish assholesBudSpencertron wrote:imo when you are full of yourself the music will follow
Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...)
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
Hmm... well instead of being a jerk, I think I will produce after eating cause if I am full then maybe my music will be full. xDAttila wrote:He's right, being humble ensures you'll only ever be able to produce minimal. All producers with full mixes are selfish assholesBudSpencertron wrote:imo when you are full of yourself the music will follow
Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
What I would say is that the percentages are like this:3za wrote:Yeah, becuase boosting frequences that aren't present makes your tunes sound mad phat.Trainrek wrote:making tunes sound full is 100% about eqing and mixing.
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
I'd say your blowing smoke
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
I'd love to know where your getting those percentages
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
My own experience. Do you agree that composition and arrangement are much more significant than mixdown?
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No
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
Than I disagree with you. Try writing a shit tune and polishing it.
Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
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The "drop" is just sub and drums.... And it's heavier and fuller than most shit that people claim is amazing sound design and all that bullshit
The "drop" is just sub and drums.... And it's heavier and fuller than most shit that people claim is amazing sound design and all that bullshit
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
It actually sounded really empty to me, still "less is more" is good design. Even if he didn't select good samples, it's one section of music you like out of millions.
I really thought the general consensus was that a good mixdown starts with a good arrangement, sample choice and synth programming, at that people would usually rather hear a good tune than a wanky mixdown, aka don't fix it in the mix." Your view is an original one.
I really thought the general consensus was that a good mixdown starts with a good arrangement, sample choice and synth programming, at that people would usually rather hear a good tune than a wanky mixdown, aka don't fix it in the mix." Your view is an original one.

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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
You are aware that a mixdowns is adjusting levels....right
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
What do you call panning and corrective frequency response and dynamic range adjustment before mastering? An then, why do you so highly value something you consider trivial? I actually think you're just being contrarian.
Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
Did you just call mixdowns trivial? And all that panning and shit I do before mixing.. Face it, you don't know what your talking about
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
Then I guess you've woken me up. I'll go throw my qualification in music in the bin.
Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
What is this poop about 'fullness'.
All it means is that things are sitting in the right place and the sounds peak in the right place in the frequency spectrum for modern day music systems.
That is just a well-rounded mix down. I'm sorry but you can't ask for help on something what only exists in your own head, your own perception of how something should sound.
All it means is that things are sitting in the right place and the sounds peak in the right place in the frequency spectrum for modern day music systems.
That is just a well-rounded mix down. I'm sorry but you can't ask for help on something what only exists in your own head, your own perception of how something should sound.
SoundcloudSoulstep wrote: My point is i just wanna hear more vibes
Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
did i say that? actually I mainly use subtractive eqing..3za wrote:Yeah, becuase boosting frequences that aren't present makes your tunes sound mad phat.Trainrek wrote:making tunes sound full is 100% about eqing and mixing.
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
The BS meter is registering 100%.
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Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
Read's like Bill O'reilly yells.ehbrums1 wrote:Did you just call mixdowns trivial? And all that panning and shit I do before mixing.. Face it, you don't know what your talking about
Re: Fullness without backround noises (pads, strings, etc...
Yeah, becuase subtractive eqing makes your tunes sound mad phat.Trainrek wrote:did i say that? actually I mainly use subtractive eqing..3za wrote:Yeah, becuase boosting frequences that aren't present makes your tunes sound mad phat.Trainrek wrote:making tunes sound full is 100% about eqing and mixing.
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