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you could start it with a hall room vocal pitching down 2st over time.

0:12 was begging for a flourish on keys or a lead. or a new element of some sort. or windchimes.

0:23 the taikos/toms could use some saturation. saturn - crispy fats II at 10-20% should be nice.

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Mixing/Mastering / Re: Mixing the bass with the sub
« on: January 07, 2016, 01:50:29 pm »
Here you go, started working on this two days ago and i literally did nothing but working on the low end and, as you can hear, it's so far from being ok https://soundcloud.com/mohanad303/untitled-1/s-pB3wo

your kick tail is extremely long.

shorten it to 1/4 of a bar.

have your sub sidechain to 3/4 of a bar - lfotool or kickstart will take care of that.

your sub energy right now is like offbeat melbourne bass - kick taking up half the bar and sub on the other.

remove any pitch envelope you might have on the sub. make it flat with sloped attack/release to get rid of clicks.

highcut your rolling bass at 100hz with a 72db/oct slope. good sub energy doesn't get past 100.

here's the routing part:

bass(highpassed) routed into the sub channel.

compress the channel with a glue compressor 3-4dbs off.

route the bass/sub channel to the kick.

throw in a simple limiter - MLimiter from melda is good. use the clip 3 shape. check a visualizer- the kick and bass/sub channel should be hitting the same ceiling.

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WIPs / Re: How do I make my leads sound more smooth and not so raw?
« on: January 07, 2016, 01:30:34 pm »
OTT your main chord stack/ distort them to taste with fabfilter saturn

the synths playing chord notes could be raised in level/made stereo.

if you're using nexus the LD angel one preset is airy enough to occupy your mid-top end. space it with valhallaverb.

you could definitely flesh out a more interesting bassline with regards to midi -  try going up an octave with portamento in the last 1/4 of each bar.

don't underestimate using a distorted saw bass instead. it adds meat to the mix

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