i don't know how do EQ and reduce the frequencies, but thanks for the advice :) i will try with reverb or horus
May 16, 16
Maybe a high passed reverb with some chorus would widen up the sound a little.
May 16, 16
Maybe you could EQ it a little more to make it sound a bit less like a raw recording. Allways helps to reduce the frequencies around 450 hz and 1100 hz to reduce the muddiness and give around 8000 hz a boost to let it shine a bit. :)
May 16, 16
Nice! I like the melodies. I was just wondering because the samples are hidden and yes, it sounds a bit like a recording.
i don't know how do EQ and reduce the frequencies, but thanks for the advice :) i will try with reverb or horus
Maybe a high passed reverb with some chorus would widen up the sound a little.
Maybe you could EQ it a little more to make it sound a bit less like a raw recording. Allways helps to reduce the frequencies around 450 hz and 1100 hz to reduce the muddiness and give around 8000 hz a boost to let it shine a bit. :)
Nice! I like the melodies. I was just wondering because the samples are hidden and yes, it sounds a bit like a recording.
i'm play and record
Yes, it is noticeable so much?
Did you play/record the piano yourself?