If this is a mixing test, then get a teacher. First off, turn the mix on the reverb WAYYY down. Don't use an 808 style kick it sounds awful. Try using at least one compressor. Don't organize your synths like that. It's ineffective. Just lead them into the centroid. You can sidechain based off individual synths or have an entire centroid that is sidechained either way it needs it. It's not a horrendus track, and I appreciate that you aren't just doing trap (again), but it needs work.
no everyone deals with this issue, its up to you. AT can provide compatible tracks no problem, you just need to figure out how. Im dealing with the same issue in ableton right now haha
I feel like this should be fixed at some point though, is kinda of a let down since people won't be able to hear exactly the song you made, since everyone is on different devices and platforms
And there's a couple reasons. One is that your laptop speakers dont have the same freq response (laptop speakers cant really get low-mids/lows right, so youre mainly hearing the high-mids and highs. Another reason is that your laptop speakers might only be mono, whilst your track is in stereo, so certain channels/freqs/etc get lost.
Might finish this one nglll
@solar plexus so far he's the one that understands why my reverb is like that, is "a stylistic choice" which really is at this point
bruh who the fuck pubbed before it was done what the fuck
If this is a mixing test, then get a teacher. First off, turn the mix on the reverb WAYYY down. Don't use an 808 style kick it sounds awful. Try using at least one compressor. Don't organize your synths like that. It's ineffective. Just lead them into the centroid. You can sidechain based off individual synths or have an entire centroid that is sidechained either way it needs it. It's not a horrendus track, and I appreciate that you aren't just doing trap (again), but it needs work.
(note: not an official track, just mix testing) if you have any feedback that can help me improve on mixing, tell me plz
@ollie , tips?