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Subject: 2 new tracks, please check em out
Original Message Date: 08-Nov-01 @ 11:23 PM - 2 new tracks, please check em out
"Stardust" and "Sad Song in Shanghai".
Please check them out and tell me what you think...As you can see I'm having a lot of fun with the orchestra section of me new K2500
Please check them out and tell me what you think...As you can see I'm having a lot of fun with the orchestra section of me new K2500
Message 11/11 12-Nov-01 @ 08:26 PM - RE: 2 new tracks, please check em out
Thanks a lot for the feedback peeps, and all of these trackvotes in my mailbox -- glad you guys like my stuff so much, maybe it's time to start sending out some demos
Sad Song in Shanghai is the tune where I had to mix it down about 9 different times just to get the tone I wanted back from that technoid synth line that comes in in the middle. I had the tone I liked but lost it, so I was trying to get it back. I knew the frequencies I wanted to boost (ahh those sweetspots) but I wasn't sure how much to boost them -- I had added a lot of other parts since so they kinda hid the technoid synth in the mix. So I had to do nine or so different mixes and took the best-overall-sounding one...As I was listening I realized that the tone of one thing can actually interact with the tone of another, and if one of those tones is slightly off then the interaction/feel can be lost...This is something I was never really aware of before, at least that it was so important
Sad Song in Shanghai is the tune where I had to mix it down about 9 different times just to get the tone I wanted back from that technoid synth line that comes in in the middle. I had the tone I liked but lost it, so I was trying to get it back. I knew the frequencies I wanted to boost (ahh those sweetspots) but I wasn't sure how much to boost them -- I had added a lot of other parts since so they kinda hid the technoid synth in the mix. So I had to do nine or so different mixes and took the best-overall-sounding one...As I was listening I realized that the tone of one thing can actually interact with the tone of another, and if one of those tones is slightly off then the interaction/feel can be lost...This is something I was never really aware of before, at least that it was so important
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