Rainsong
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Stige
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<a name="planetz-file"></a><a href="http://www.sunpoint.net/~simulacrum/Rainsong.mp3"><img src="/forums/images/listen_icon.gif" border="0" alt=" Song"> Song</a><BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: Rock<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: Yamaha DSP Factory<BR> copyright © 2004 Supermaailma<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> Another song from upcoming theme album
- ChrisWerner
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Hmm, I like this kind of rock music, not always but mostly.
I guess this song is nearly ready.
Can you final master this track in a pro studio?
For me it could be a bit stronger in the low freqs. It sounds perfect in the mids and highs but it needs a counterpart in the lows.
Maybe you can give a bit more power to the BD and Bass?
Beside this I really like this track, the text and the music as it is.
Thanks for the share.
EDIT:
Forget the low counterpart thing, I had bad settings on my monitoring. Sounds fine now, sorry
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I guess this song is nearly ready.
Can you final master this track in a pro studio?
For me it could be a bit stronger in the low freqs. It sounds perfect in the mids and highs but it needs a counterpart in the lows.
Maybe you can give a bit more power to the BD and Bass?
Beside this I really like this track, the text and the music as it is.
Thanks for the share.
EDIT:
Forget the low counterpart thing, I had bad settings on my monitoring. Sounds fine now, sorry
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: ChrisWerner on 2004-08-24 07:39 ]</font>
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Stige
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- bassdude
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Another good one. The vocal sits better in this one compared to your other song (The_one) at the start.
Like Chriswerner, these are going in the pulsar planetz folder.
Being a bit more critical, through my monitors, I'm hearing a bit of that typical digital "ring" on the hihat/cymbals. Are you pushing eq on the drum mix bus or using an exciter like PsyQ?
Like Chriswerner, these are going in the pulsar planetz folder.
Being a bit more critical, through my monitors, I'm hearing a bit of that typical digital "ring" on the hihat/cymbals. Are you pushing eq on the drum mix bus or using an exciter like PsyQ?
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Stige
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Hi Bassdude
Thanks for commenting. Could you be more precise with that problem in cymbals? It might be possible that you have found a problem that my monitors are not revealing. Can you describe, is there a certain frequency I should be listening to?
What I can remember, no exciters were used.
This is interesting, as I heard a bit similar feedback from another person.
Thanks
Thanks for commenting. Could you be more precise with that problem in cymbals? It might be possible that you have found a problem that my monitors are not revealing. Can you describe, is there a certain frequency I should be listening to?
What I can remember, no exciters were used.
This is interesting, as I heard a bit similar feedback from another person.
Thanks
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I say Digital ring but that's probably not really the best way to describe it. It's like there are certain high frequencies resonating and they produce a HF ringing sound which is ever present behind whatever is being played on the hihat/cymbals. It's a subtle effect and to me it gives cymbals a hard edge rather than making them sound soft and fluffy. 
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