Feb 8, 2020·1 reply
ViibI know it's intentional...
then its not an example of bad sound quality its an intentionally low fi mix
an example of a bad mix being overlooked by good music would be mbdtf
- Feb 8, 2020
CatsDid you even read op before posting
i may have skimt
- OPFeb 8, 2020dr3am_weaver_479
then its not an example of bad sound quality its an intentionally low fi mix
an example of a bad mix being overlooked by good music would be mbdtf
but the mixing is jarring even for people who like lo-fi music, but the album is still great!
- Feb 8, 2020
ok no i didnt read it but title & op dont correlate b whilst i guess i agree the wording is messy
- Feb 8, 2020·1 replyViib
SRS by Earl is a masterpiece, despite sounding almost like unfinished demos - same with "The Glow pt.2" by The Microphones and many other GREAT lo-fi albums. Great music will always be great. Alex G recorded most of his album using garage band and a s***ty USB mic - and his music still sounds GODLY. Use what you have and make it work.
no
rvi ⚡Feb 8, 2020·2 repliesone of my favorite albums, sounds like s***
- Feb 8, 2020
BRAVENo it doesn't
You're not gonna enjoy a song that genuinely sounds like it was recorded with cheap equipment idc how good the song itself is
lmfao stfu
- OPFeb 8, 2020·1 replyVOTE FOR KANYE
no
explain
- OPFeb 8, 2020
Jai Paul gets away with it because his songs are LITERALLY demos so people expect worse but get good music
- Feb 8, 2020BRAVE
I'm not talking about songs that have a "low budget" sound for effect
But s*** that was recorded with a $20 mic for example, your brain won't even allow you to enjoy it
Just not possible
Post made me lose brain cells. Good job discrediting entire genres of music
- Feb 8, 2020·1 reply
i guess my point was kinda semantic then my b. agree with op's sentiment - its weird people can understand this concept in other mediums but not music
- OPFeb 8, 2020dr3am_weaver_479
i guess my point was kinda semantic then my b. agree with op's sentiment - its weird people can understand this concept in other mediums but not music
pop music did that
- Feb 8, 2020
- OPFeb 8, 2020·1 reply
no mixing is the glue
- Feb 8, 2020
MBDTF out now
- OPFeb 8, 2020·2 replies
mastering is LITERALLY just to make it sound louder and consistent across platforms, lol. You probably don't even make music...
Feb 8, 2020
laudiI’ll even go one step further
Great music doesn’t age, the perception of it does
That’s why you can listen to something from decades ago and not think it came out in that year (like Bowie)Like Micheal Jackson
Like Stevie
Feb 8, 2020i dont know how anyone can listen to srs and think it's "unfinished"
Feb 8, 2020·1 replyViibmastering is LITERALLY just to make it sound louder and consistent across platforms, lol. You probably don't even make music...
No it’s not ONLY about that, other things mastering engineers do s*** like fix the f***ups of mixing, tighten the bass, widen up the song, etc.
- OPFeb 8, 2020·1 reply
mastering requires just ONE file - mixing has multiple tracks to it... The glue...
- OPFeb 8, 2020·1 replyBuryly
No it’s not ONLY about that, other things mastering engineers do s*** like fix the f***ups of mixing, tighten the bass, widen up the song, etc.
but it's not the glue
- Feb 8, 2020rvi
one of my favorite albums, sounds like s***
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC9km8qnbOY What a intro to a album
- Feb 8, 2020·1 replyViib
but it's not the glue
What they mean by “glue” is to make the volume and sound style consistent throughout the album
- OPFeb 8, 2020
yes true, but mixing is more important
- OPFeb 8, 2020Buryly
What they mean by “glue” is to make the volume and sound style consistent throughout the album
yeah and the song itself louder and, like you said, more vibrant. It's the final polish but not the main course
