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Mixing/Mastering / Re: Layering a snare over a kick. Mix help
« on: March 04, 2016, 02:41:32 am »Phase inversion also does wonders!Might be worth a try, seems like such a simple thing, I don't know why I'm making this so difficult
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Phase inversion also does wonders!Might be worth a try, seems like such a simple thing, I don't know why I'm making this so difficult
What I do when layering kicks and snares is a bit complex but it does wonders.That makes sense, and it works in your 2 tracks you posted. A little workflow heavy however haha
Lets say I have a kick and a snare, I would make a ghost channel for both. So I'd take the transients of both, put them on their own channel and mute the output. This gives me the kick channel, the snare channel, the ghost kick channel and the ghost snare channel.
Then I sidechain the snare channel to the ghost kick, so the kick's transient will punch through instead of being washed away by the snare's transient. At the same time, I sidechain the kick by the snare's ghost channel. However, I only sidechain away the frequency in the kick, where the snare's fundamental frequency is.
Doing this, u make room for the kicks thump (the fundamental frequency) in the kick, and u make room for the kicks transient.
https://soundcloud.com/milesdominic/mako
https://soundcloud.com/milesdominic/in-retrospect-free-dl
these are 2 examples where i used that technique.
I am no pro, but will try to put a project together to give you an idea. Which DAW are you using? I can do Ableton or FL Studio^ Trust this guy!