So anyway kinda of curious how well or shitty this mix sounds on your guys setups. Im all ears

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Whatnow2012 wrote:try humberck piskup is bettor for metal than singlecpoil for blues
Unstrung wrote:ya it am bast
Rampage wrote:When life hands you distortion, fuck everything else.
Rumpleforeskin wrote:From a mix perspective, I think your demo would sound great anywhere!
What else did you notice with the headphones?
Devin wrote:Sounds rad to me!
What movie is that from?
RaceU4her wrote:sounds good to me, bass might be a little pokey in spots but its not obnoxious. do you LPF at all?? sometimes ill put one at maybe 6k or so then put a shelf boost at 8k or above, seems to brighten it up sometimes without going overboard
FAKA! wrote:RaceU4her wrote:sounds good to me, bass might be a little pokey in spots but its not obnoxious. do you LPF at all?? sometimes ill put one at maybe 6k or so then put a shelf boost at 8k or above, seems to brighten it up sometimes without going overboard
Yeah you nailed it man. Listening in my car last two days and the bass definitely has a Faith No More mix to it lol... and I have done LPF.. I know I should use LPF, but I don't normally. I think highs on guitar is like salt for me... I know its bad, I know I need to reduce it but I like it... I'll try what you said though cause you are right, its got too much highs and thats usually what gives me ear fatigue pretty quick. Thanks dude!
FAKA! wrote:Devin wrote:Sounds rad to me!
What movie is that from?
Thanks! You must be a youngin man! lol
All I know is almost everyone I know that was a kid in the late 70's was absolutely freaked out by that fkn tiki doll lmao...
Whatnow2012 wrote:try humberck piskup is bettor for metal than singlecpoil for blues
Unstrung wrote:ya it am bast
Rampage wrote:When life hands you distortion, fuck everything else.
GuitarBilly wrote:It sounds great to me man but your mixes always sound good. So it's hard to know how much it's attributed to the headphones. But either way it's a solid mix!!
RaceU4her wrote: too many times I’ll spend time on a mix not referencing anything else and then when I do I’m like yeah wayyy too bright and too much bass
RaceU4her wrote:And dude it sounds crazy but grab one of these things, if the levels sound even on this thing I find it translates everywhere, it’s usually the first thing I check my mixes on
https://www.amazon.com/Sony-Bluetooth-C ... 2292&psc=1
Devin wrote:
I'm 38....definitely don't feel young lol
I gotta watch that
FAKA! wrote:RaceU4her wrote: too many times I’ll spend time on a mix not referencing anything else and then when I do I’m like yeah wayyy too bright and too much bass
For me I rush my shit out the door so fast, its not til a few days later listening in my car til I realize.. yeah.. I probably shouldnt rush my shit out so fast
RaceU4her wrote:And dude it sounds crazy but grab one of these things, if the levels sound even on this thing I find it translates everywhere, it’s usually the first thing I check my mixes on
https://www.amazon.com/Sony-Bluetooth-C ... 2292&psc=1
Damn, thats a good price.. grabbing it, thanks.
Cameron Amps wrote:He's right....I think VTMs sound great....go get one. No nos tubes needed.
TurboPablo wrote:Scribble strips are for kids.
FAKA! wrote:Devin wrote:Sounds rad to me!
What movie is that from?
Thanks! You must be a youngin man! lol
All I know is almost everyone I know that was a kid in the late 70's was absolutely freaked out by that fkn tiki doll lmao...
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073820/
Cameron Amps wrote:He's right....I think VTMs sound great....go get one. No nos tubes needed.
TurboPablo wrote:Scribble strips are for kids.
Walt wrote:But when the hour is nigh, and the lights are low, and I got a little toothpick of a shwag joint in my teeth, and my friends want to hear me play "Into the Void", or "TNT", "or "Cemetery Gates"...I plug my 600 dollar guitar into my 150 dollar amp, and I am a Rawk gawd.
VTM wrote:A mix like that done on headphonies? Damn!
VTM wrote:For me, the 70s were all about tiki dolls, mannequins and muscle cars lol.
ajaxlepinski wrote:There has been some amazing progress in headphone technology.
With my new favorite headphones, ESS 252 your mix sounds truly SPECTACULAR!!! No exaggeration!!!
The ESS 252's have amazing lows, clear highs and everything in-between is just smooth AF.
They totally blow away my old Audio Technica ATH-M30 that I've been using for over 10 years.
I used your song to compare the AT's to the ESS's...
I couldn't hear as much of the low end (in your song) with the AT's that I heard in the ESS's.
https://essspeakers.store/collections/headphones
I do a lot of listening with my very old, Gateway bookshelf speakers that came with a computer that I bought about 25 years ago.
Of course, a lot of low end was missing but, your song sounded just as good as other pro songs (of the genre) on the Gateway's.
I'd really like to try those VSX's, but it's the old story.... limited monies!
FAKA! wrote:VTM wrote:A mix like that done on headphonies? Damn!
Yeah man. Its a trip. Usually I would never dial in an amp on headphones but it worked out pretty good with these things.VTM wrote:For me, the 70s were all about tiki dolls, mannequins and muscle cars lol.
Hahahaha... and women in robes in dark rooms... Reminds me when I was kid and I would walk by the magazine rack and see all those True Detective magazine covers... frkn 70s man lol
Cameron Amps wrote:He's right....I think VTMs sound great....go get one. No nos tubes needed.
TurboPablo wrote:Scribble strips are for kids.