Production & Technical Aid

[richardik03]

Yeah thats cool, i still mix like i do with my bands and stuff but was able to transfer sort of the same techniques to dance music. Alot of my stuff is midi as well, but getting massive bass sounds has alot to do with compression, and my EQ'ing dosent look like the rocky mountains haha its more finer cuts and boosts. i agree if you need to over process something then change it. Yeah i've seen a few producers do that vox fx, still hasnt sold it for me yet

FUCK! I thought my idea was original hahah, just check out Avox Mutator & Avox Warm on your bass, thy give a bit more analog feel when used right

[stallion203369]

FUCK! I thought my idea was original hahah, just check out Avox Mutator & Avox Warm on your bass, thy give a bit more analog feel when used right

Think i might have to haha, yeah man i thought alot of my ideas were original but some bastards already doing it hahaha

[mine]

Think i might have to haha, yeah man i thought alot of my ideas were original but some bastards already doing it hahaha

a couple of my producer mates do that as well

[toMOOSE]

ok i must be just wierd then because i eq the individual channels and use the limiter and multiband compressor on the master hahaha.

[icecoolz]

There is no one rule. It depends on what you are trying to do. I usually use a combo of EQ, compressor and limiter various channels (percs, bass, riff's, fx. etc are all on their individual buses). I try to stay away from compressions on Master bus. I sometimes use a limiter. And you guys should try the Sonic BBE series. Pretty amazing for mastering.

[stallion203369]

ok i must be just wierd then because i eq the individual channels and use the limiter and multiband compressor on the master hahaha.

Doesn't really matter what you do as long as it sounds good