Betrayal.

the sub frequencies (lower frequencies) in the bass do not stand out very much. Distortion may cause the 808 being mid heavy. either mess with the waveforms or edit distortion effects on the 808

should have been specific

there is no sub, its an 808

snippy time

oof sorry i took it the wrong way

ApoC Project Epsilon is never serious when he types words like that

I knew I should of said that he wasnt mad before ApoC responded

lmao this thread

im not mad

damn, u have anger issues @nechurot

@lucimusic080 you motherfucker you said putting highs on the snare makes it weaker don't get touchy w/ me

Otherwise, I don't know really. Maybe you need better headphones

Audial said, "In order to increase the mids you could either do so on the main mix, i.e Just slap a curve on the output of the centroid and boost the mids. Or, and this is what im suggesting, you could increase the mids on particular tracks, i.e the bass. The second option is the right thing to do as otherwise you inevitable raise the volume of the stuttering noise which I dont think you want." Maybe try that

I just repubbed. idk if it sounds better or not

Yeah, those things are very tricky. Gotta have a good ear for it. At least I try to point it out to audiotoolers. But it might be a monitoring issue with earbuds/headphones, or maybe someone is deaf is one ear.. who knows

That moment when I and Epsilon vent about mid-highs, and lows.

In order to increase the mids you could either do so on the main mix, i.e Just slap a curve on the output of the centroid and boost the mids. Or, and this is what im suggesting, you could increase the mids on particular tracks, i.e the bass. The second option is the right thing to do as otherwise you inevitable raise the volume of the stuttering noise which I dont think you want.