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I am going to be honest this kind of hurts my ears, not in a good way tho :/ (Listening to Samson SR850s)

NICORISONE wrote:I am going to be honest this kind of hurts my ears, not in a good way tho :/ (Listening to Samson SR850s)

Not the most constructive criticism...

I'd turn down some of your distortion (sounds like you might have distortion on your master?) Just soften it up a bit. Filter some of your stuff.. and add some sub. But for 5 months of producing I think you're on the right track. What are you listening back on?

my bad for sounding really harsh on my first comment, I just wasn't sure how to explain why it hurt but what jack said, the distortion might need to be turned down some and maybe do some eqing and turn the treble down a tad?

Its all good, It was my first time using a parametric EQ and i only have these logitech speakers. with like a 10inch sub it hink it is? but its pretty decent sounds clear and all. plus i got some audio enhancement shit for music n stuff.

would be dope if you eq'ed it a bit better the levels are too low on the bass

did you layer a sub under the distorted bass, could help

did you layer a sub under the distorted bass, could help

yeah i got a subbass under it. ill try re-EQing it.

Logitech speakers are not going to be that great for using as a reference.

I highly suggest getting what I currently have Samson SR850s or Shure 440s.

Monitors also help too as long as they don't over compensate treble or bass, need to get something that not only has a nice flat bass/treble but also does a nice job at handling mids. I have gone through a lot of monitors that you can hardly ever hear the mids and that can make things turn out like complete crap.

What i have found to be good though are using a nice set of studio headphones like the ones I listed above.

This has a lot of potential, it just needs more bass, as has been said. The treble is really ear splitting. Keep it up though. You'll get better.

Alright so raise the bass and lower the treb?

Vacant wrote:Alright so raise the bass and lower the treb?

pretty much yea!