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Neko - Sirius A (Dubstep)

Posted: Fri May 25, 2012 5:58 am
by nek0
Hey guys here's my first try at mastering let me know how I did. Any tips or anything I can improve on would be awesome!
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Re: Neko - Sirius A (Dubstep)

Posted: Fri May 25, 2012 7:30 pm
by nek0
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Re: Neko - Sirius A (Dubstep)

Posted: Mon May 28, 2012 6:31 am
by nek0
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Re: Neko - Sirius A (Dubstep)

Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 6:32 pm
by nek0
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Re: Neko - Sirius A (Dubstep)

Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 6:45 pm
by OfficialDAPT
nek0 wrote:bump
I think you need to worry about mixing more than mastering. Your kick and snare aren't punching through very well. I highly recommend saturating kicks with the plugins Sausage Fattener by Dada Life or FerricTDS. Phatten ->>> transient shape ->>> compress is usually my FX chain. With that being said, you also need to notch out a place for your kick to punch through. I'm not sure how familiar you are with EQing. I recommend bussing all your drop sounds to one bus and then putting an EQ with the frequency 100 HZ notched out (100 varies depending on the kick.) You could also sidechain. Use a very light sidechain on the bus you have all the basses going to and make it trigger by the kick and snare. Have the attack all the way to .01ms or .0ms and the release also very low. This makes the mix duck really fast for the kick and the snare to punch through. But remember to start out with a good sample or the processing you do won't really help very much.

Re: Neko - Sirius A (Dubstep)

Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 6:46 pm
by FalloutDubstep
That bassline is so gd sweet man what vsti did you use to make that???

Re: Neko - Sirius A (Dubstep)

Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 11:12 pm
by nek0
OfficialDAPT wrote:
nek0 wrote:bump
I think you need to worry about mixing more than mastering. Your kick and snare aren't punching through very well. I highly recommend saturating kicks with the plugins Sausage Fattener by Dada Life or FerricTDS. Phatten ->>> transient shape ->>> compress is usually my FX chain. With that being said, you also need to notch out a place for your kick to punch through. I'm not sure how familiar you are with EQing. I recommend bussing all your drop sounds to one bus and then putting an EQ with the frequency 100 HZ notched out (100 varies depending on the kick.) You could also sidechain. Use a very light sidechain on the bus you have all the basses going to and make it trigger by the kick and snare. Have the attack all the way to .01ms or .0ms and the release also very low. This makes the mix duck really fast for the kick and the snare to punch through. But remember to start out with a good sample or the processing you do won't really help very much.
Thanks dude I appreciate the feedback and I definitely agree. I've been trying to learn a lot about mixing the past couple days.