@Drain_Cook check your discord dms

Edit: aww f*** I meant producer thread lmao w/e check discord

Need some engineer fr help me get ma tracks out and just release
Mostly experimental stuff

Let me know bro. We can get in contact

Ayeee fam would be dope
Otherwise hmu on insta fam @kwasiflacko

Facts bout to follow
Just did and hit you up

Tip for using multiple reverb sends:

Plate reverb, pan C
Small room reverb, pan hard left
Medium room reverb, pan hard right

You can use whichever type of reverb you prefer. This is what I use for vocals.

edit: make sure these are mono reverb sends

I still find it difficult to judge this multiple reverb stuff on vocals

How much is too much and what is the purpose of using different reverbs on the source? Wouldnt it be easy to overdo and make a mess

The easiest way to not mess it up would be to use short decay times and turn up the reverb until its barely audible in the mix, starting with the center reverb. Then you can tweak from there or automate.

Also I will edit my post to clarify the reverb sends should typically be mono if you're using more than 1.

Idk I struggle with this as well

I think it comes down to not being over critical and going with feeling.

Making sure the timing in on the correct bpm can help as well

As far as multiple reverbs I think for me it can add atmosphere to the vocals and help blend it into the beat better

Gonna have to learn how to eq a podcast 🤔 shouldn’t be hard

@sab follow back tryna send a dm

Yo what are some websites to find good mastering engineers

Preferably ones who do rap

Sterling Sound: sterling-sound-booking.com
Abbey Road Studios: abbeyroad.com/online-mastering

Has anyone noticed the odd mixing/placement on 34 35 by Ariana?
Not bad just odd

What about it specifically? I haven't listened to the song yet, but I will.

Give Examples of the weirdness asap! I wanna hear what you’re hearing.

@Everest
@bigcaddy
Okay so this is going off the “control group” of the vocals if they were being placed directly on beat perfectly

But the pre hook is directly on beat, not moved a notch to the left or right on the vocal track

When the “I don’t wanna give you up” comes in it’s moved to the right(I think) by a few notches because the drums are clearly a little faster than her voice

Then for the actual hook “can you stay up all night” it’s back on beat

Then the flow(not engineering) and placement and design of at least the first verse is designed like a rap verse like Thug/Roddy, it’s just Arianas voice so you really gotta try to hear how it sounds like I’ll say Roddy the most

It doesn't seem off-beat to me. You could be right though.

It’s not off beat the vocals just not directly on the drums, it’s like a millimeter to the right on the whole “I don’t wanna give you up... “ 4 bars
The snare hits slightly before the word “you”and the following rhyming words

Then when it gets to the “I been drinking coffee” it’s back directly on beat or maybe even slightly late

@Mmm_Hmm not to expose your like but did you get what I meant at all? lol

yea i understand what you meant lol.

im not good at mixing. but i do understand that even if something is a little off it could throw everything off.

its def dope yall are doing this audio engineering thing tho

fader rides

Any good audio engineers in the CT area?