I went into the remix and I think the main problem is the main chords which are a bit too high pitched and the drums also don't really need the equalizer that much either
Mar 20, 25
oh ok
Mar 20, 25
I would say that majority of the synths are taking up all the high frequencies causing it to be so loud. I recommend separating them and mixing. Mixing is really important especially if you want multiple synths to be structured for good sound design. Add a bass. use an exciter if you have to and sidechain your kick. mix your percussion. I think a lot of people forget to mix your percussion. Your percussion always has like random sound that is usually not needed.
Mar 20, 25
ok thx
Mar 20, 25
i think abelton and fl studio tutorials will work too
Mar 20, 25
I recommend tutorials from naswalt. He has some good tutorials on audiotool.
Mar 20, 25
Everytime I mix my percussion I always hear a big difference in my music it is a game changer. Other than that keep it up. You will get better. everyone including me are learning everyday.
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I went into the remix and I think the main problem is the main chords which are a bit too high pitched and the drums also don't really need the equalizer that much either
I would say that majority of the synths are taking up all the high frequencies causing it to be so loud. I recommend separating them and mixing. Mixing is really important especially if you want multiple synths to be structured for good sound design. Add a bass. use an exciter if you have to and sidechain your kick. mix your percussion. I think a lot of people forget to mix your percussion. Your percussion always has like random sound that is usually not needed.
loud as balls but chill