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dokx wrote:Well that is far from a secret.

He used to use Fruity Loops, and in a lot of interviews he stated that he really digs Live.

Oh cool I didn't know that.

I don't care much for Skrillex's latest works but a music video was just posted for "Breaking a Sweat" ft. The Doors and you can see in several shots that he has Ableton open and it looks like he might even be performing live with it. I realize this doesn't really matter but I always get a little ...

Can't you just put a utility on the master channel and automate that?

Some interesting sounds you've got going there.

A few things I noticed (excuse my ignorance): I couldn't quite what the vocal sample was saying. Not sure if you wanted it that way. I'm not really feeling a "pumping" effect that you see with most house tracks, and I would have preferred the kick to be in a lower frequency. But other than that, it ...

I don't have any hip hop instrumentals to review, but feel free- :wink:

http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=174181

(no need if ya don't want to)

Dah, it seems like people always post house tracks for me to look at and I don't really care for the genre nor know much about it. A few ...

Hi, Your F# G# & A# (4) riff seem to jump out of the mix too much & the whole track lacks bottom end.
(To my ears anyway, esp for a hip hop track where Bass sorta rules )

The Bass line @ 1:28 stepping down is all out of key with the rest of whats going on...(might be your intention)

Cheers, Si ...

Bump, I added some stuff to my track and mixed it again.

simmerdown wrote:reverb too has to be part of the recipe imo

+with your 2 duped tracks, try setting the track delay on one at -10ms and the other to +10ms

The simple delay doesn't let me delay any less than 1ms.

yur2die4 wrote:Stack fx in parallel. Pan to taste. This means multiple amps and everything. The works. All with their own settings

Could you elaborate a little more on what you mean, specifically about stacking fx in parallel?

I want to learn more about stereo widening techniques, and the best-sounding of ones I've tried so far is using the simple delay. Generally I duplicate the track I want to widen, pan one all the way left, the other all the way right, and throw a delay on the group with 0% feedback, 100% wet and ...

Which effects are you using? It would turn out much better IMO if you can get the guitar and vocals recorded separately as each should probably have different eq-ing, compression, etc.

Peevy wrote:This is a great wee song. Very nicely mixed too, I think maybe some strings would be great in there.

Thank you! I'm just working with what she sends me but that's not a bad idea.

I hear so many mashups of Biggie that unless they're REALLY good to me, they get annoying pretty quickly. For example I really like the one Pretty Lights did and the one by Hathbanger that mashed Biggie and Miley Cyrus. I didn't particularly care for this one but that's just my taste, not that ...

@ Farley It's very simple melodies and whatnot and since it repeats throughout I would only need about 14 bars done. So however much you think that's worth.

@ c33 Thank you, that would be great. What do I need to send you?