j.hall wrote on Mon, 13 February 2006 20:08 |
you'll need an ftp server. or you can email the file to me and i'll host it.
mp3 is ideal though.
i'm not saying your processing is bad. i'm just saying if you were to send me those files to mix, i'd want the un-processed version to work with.
i think you should roll off the vocal around 80 - 100 Hz and apply a little compression and see if that helps you.
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thanks j., I'll send it to you via pm (if possible).
mp3 @ 192 kbps is what I thought of.
please say my processing is bad (my brother is a tae kwon do fighter and I'm sure I can get your address...).
To be serious: please tell me what you think is wrong, what you might do another way round.
As native Austrian I gave up reaching for that L.A. sound (that's what european mostly mean by "american sound")
So I decided to go with AKG and present the most clarity possible
in a mix...
After 3 years of doing stuff that way it's itching in my fingers to give it another try to make things warm, close, roomy what undoubted is what european miss in european mixes... (mine are mostly powerful, but more metal than rock and for sure not cosy)
by the way:
what you heard is pseudo-binaural (2 C414, roll off @ 80HZ,
-12db, hypercardioid), if you listen carefully you hear it slightly left in the wo fx version. if you mono it you see that phasing occurs.
my way of mixing mostly isn't thought to be heard in mono, that's probably a mistake in conception but I think just singles need to be fully adapted to that...
which plug in/outboard & settings would you use to fx the vocal?