Hey everyone I need some critique. I've been writing my own music for a while and attempting to mix it forever. I've seen a million YouTube videos and have all kinds of plugins but just can't understand what I need to be doing. I recorded a super short loop and mixed it some if any one wants to give me some feed back. For context it's modern metal. Thank you! I want to post this in mix critiques but can't for whatever reason.
Go check out the courses on mastering.com on YouTube. They have something on compression, eq, reverb, mastering and production. The videos are in depth videos between 6 - 12 hours but once you finish them you'll have a clear structure on mixing.
I think you are sounding pretty damn good now. You'll be great once you get your confidence. To get that, you might want to invest in a targeted, discplined course such as Chalres Cleyn, Mastering.com, or the Home Recording Corner. Also, practice using Cambridge. Learning plus Practice. That's the key. But I think you are already actually there. I would like to hear the rest, especially I you have vocals. I'm not a metal guy, but yours sounds like most of the rest I've heard. That's a compliment. You have. mixed the heaviness of metal very well. It's clear, tight.
I don't know if there's a specific channel for requests. I just opened a ticket in General Inquiry, but essentially what I feel could improve both SoundGym and ToneGym is this
I think the games are pretty good overall, but what would make them better would be a message to point out what you did wrong or right after you get an answer wrong or right.
For example, on the Compressionist game it would be immensely helpful if, after I got an answer wrong, I could see exactly why the other answer was in fact more compressed like Notice that the kick has a smoother sound on the right answer or something like this. It could be a message that only appears when you hit the C key to compare the answers. I don't know
Help me get this message to the people in charge hahahaha
hello, I know it's possible to buy full tracks for training in artists sounds, but is there anyway to buy different isolated tracks? that would be amazing. Thank you so much!
Dream Theater's Mike Mangini played the drums, now watch a top engineer build the full mix from scratch. This is the kind of session that changes how you think about drum processing 🥁🎛️
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