https://soundcloud.com/led/test/s-q6AiR

Far from done, and far from perfect. Would like to know what I'm doing right and wrong in terms of mixing!

Where do YOUR drums sit on the stereo field? Super wide? Or not so much.

So I do this thing on Ableton where I make two channels playing the same signal. I pan one to the left by say, about 24db and one to the right by the same amount. Should I keep a (quieter) 'center' channel?

Do you any of you sidechain the snare to the kick so that when the snare and kick hit at the same time, the snare is given a bit more definition than the kick?

So I've been making music for the past 8 years. I think I've got the composition part down quite well but I've been struggling alot with mastering. I'd like my songs to sound 'full' without it being too loud and I know that it comes down to compression and EQ, at the end of the day. (Pls correct me if I'm wrong!)

https://soundcloud.com/led/sylenth1basstestthinghaaaa/s-fxYLK


This is what I've made most recently. I focused a lot on the EQ, cut where I thought I needed to and boosted (but not too generously) where I thought I needed to. I gave a lot of thought to stereo and widened the piano and the synth and kept the bass mono. On the master chain, I have Ozone. Theres M/S EQ going on there; where I keep the low mids and the lows mono and the high end to the sides.

I'd love some constructive criticism on this little clip. I know its not much to go on and its super short but I'd appreciate each and every bit of advice that is given to me.

Thank you!

- Led.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tPsHt61cJ4k

Hi everyone!! This is something I made using bits from my songs, on my Launchpad. Its a mashup that I'm going to play at the end of my sets as a finale of some sort. Would love to hear your opinions!!

<3

- zaan.

I'd really appreciate your feedback! Looking to improve on my mastering skills at the moment. Let me know what I'm doing right and wrong :D

Thank you guys.