and also yes that is more of a production question

Is this your question? If so, yes that’s the correct order.

Edit: nvm you were talking bout someone else I’m dumb as s***

I’ll look for an acapella or just do it myself or isolate it I’ll check back in tomorrow

Bro I wish I knew what I was doing, I mix my s*** and can make it sound good. But I have no idea what I’m doing, just knowing what knobs to turn from trial and error

this is what we all do itt

tbh I doubt anyone is a pro in here

We need Serban Ghenea to get ITT.

Already got the 404, dont need to get more yet but i was curious thanks man. Looks like adat might be the way to go on a budget

where my ableton fam at?

I’m looking to remaster an old album of mine, would anybody here be able to help me with that?

Hit my PM if so (let me know tho cuz PMs are broken)

Did it with my own voice was too lazy to put s*** in key bout to post

Listen with good headphones or anything that you can hear the bass and you’ll see how it follows along

voca.ro/13BGrWfhXSq7
obv just did enough to get the jist

Some tips about working on Muddy Mixes

Remember to go into the 200-500hz area and use really careful Mid/Side EQ

Im working on a sampled track that has a lot of resonance in that area, and I didnt realize how muddy it was

That's how you mix

Everyone seems to get it more than me tho but I guess I understand

I think it comes with practice and eventually confidence. I don't really know. But what im saying is that you are learning the tools in a very organic way.

In that way you are learning how to mix, and honestly I feel like the best mixers don't really care too much for the technicals. It just makes you have more tools to shape the feel. I also feel like if you focus too much on the technicals you pay too much attention to them and not enough to the feel.

Yeah let me not put myself down and say when I do send my bounced tracks to real engineers they always say I do a good job and sometimes ask if I got this mixed professionally 90% of the time so I do a decent job, but with you and everyone’s words in here words and thinking about how Keef mixes and how people like Alex Tumay talk, ima just keep doing me, all stems will be sent to the label for “industry standard” anyway s

Sounds like the move man.

And that's awesome I've never sent anything into be done professionally so I've never gotten feedback. I really need to thought, it sounds like a great learning experience.

Yeah I haven’t either yet just a nigga from my hometown that happens to have a gospel Grammy and a couple label people who critique/shit on you if they feel like something wack that’s the real learning experience, I compare everything to the wrestling business to get on in the early stages of the music business I think this is a Vince McMahon quote “you gotta learn to eat s*** and like it”
This is a typical mix I just did that I would probably tweak multiple times
voca.ro/1cLk7kgqHS36

Also need to find a way to make this song way less drake because I’m giving the hook to this female artist who’s crazy talented and that’s the only thing that separates it from just being Thank Me Later essentially

That sounds really good man sheesh, you are too hard on yourself haha. I get it, is that something you working on for a client?