HyceEach mic was selectively EQ'd and set to give one good total sound.
So you would end up with different settings for each track that makes a part?
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HyceEach mic was selectively EQ'd and set to give one good total sound.
So you would end up with different settings for each track that makes a part?
JackawaDaggerThey say it takes 5 construction workers to dig a hole, one to actually dig it and 4 to stand around watching. Being a tf2 developer seems to be a lazier job.
Yeah, tf2 developers don't have deadlines or any expectations
my dream job
- Fixed a rare case where players could appear to be in a match they could neither join nor abandon
is that matchmaking related or is it the bug when you join a server and can't select a team?
SoldierThe one thing the TF2 development team did to commemorate a player had to be redacted.. I hope they don’t perceive the whole community as being self-aggrandizing imbeciles
Hey at least they follow the TF2 actuality
PootisJrThis is very good I like it. I also play rock and roll/metal and playing shows is probably one the only reasons I'm still alive. I don't want to do anything else. When you play a good set and everyone loves it there's no better feeling. Especially in a small venue or at a house show. The energy is so great.
Edit: also thanks for having the bass at a proper level because most recordings have it way too quiet. I love the bass guitar instrument so much.
I can understand why most recordings choose to have a quiet bass as it sounds like it's difficult to hear both a clear bassline and punchy drums
Cheers for the youtube link!
I gave the track a listen, and while it's not my kind of thing at all, I really like the sound you achieved on guitars. I like less the attack on the bass, but as you said, it's a choice to make of bass vs kick. Maybe it's my shit subwoofer that makes it sound like it's on a bocal xD
So if I understand you, for each guitar, you would have two "enslaved" tracks with the only difference being the mic used and the phase? I start to see why this takes a long time and is expensive to have a live set up lol
I can say that thanks to all of you I learned things today.
questions as i'm reading
HyceI tried my hand at mastering it as well but didn't care for the results so I sent it off to get mastered by Carl Saff out of Chicago - he did a great job.
-what makes mastering so difficult that you (and lots of others) outsource it to some expensive studiodude? According to Crypto's definition you take your audio files and then put some analyzers, audio meters and whatnot on it and tweak a compressor/eq until all the tracks look like you want it.
hyceI learned a fair amount here particularly in terms of guitars - precisely where you mic up an amp changes the sound character drastically.
-So if you play electric guitar, you put it through a "standard" guitar amp, then put a mic in front of the amp? Why not ditch the mic and plug the amp signal directly to your recording device?
hyceHowever, I've since learned that you can take it to the next level by actually mixing and not just adjusting levels. I'd say the cornerstones of what mixing really is about boil down to:
1. Volume levels - setting the physical volume of one track. "playing with faders," as it were.
2. Equalization - Adjusting the frequency spectrum of a track - boosting or cutting both for tonality and clarity.
3. Compression - Controlling the changes in the volume envelope of a track - "squishing" it so that it has less variance.
4. Panning left to right - controlling which speaker the track comes out of.
- how is this different to mastering? What Crypto said is that mastering deals with volume, eq, compression, for all the tracks to have some consistency. Therefore if you're able to mix your own tracks individually, why bother with outsourced mastering? How is it more difficult/complex/whatever?
for some reason spotify doesnt work on this computer so i can't hear the examples but i appreciate the pedagogic way you explain :)
- did you record each instrument playing on its own? or do you have everyone play at once and have their own mics?
hyce I gated and compressed the attacks of the snare drum and bass drum so that you get a loud attack and then the volume falls of quickly so you aren't missing out what the rest of the band is doing
- I thought compression was about putting a max threshold on a signal's amplitude. I should probably read more about this because I seem to understand it backwards (ie compression = reduced amplitude -> less pronounced attack)
hyceBackground vocals were also hard panned to leave room in the "center channel" of both speakers, and also "pushed into the background" by using a little bit of reverb.
- so your backgrounds vocals are stereo? Or do you have two background singers?
- What you call center channel, is in fact a mono signal panned evenly on both sides, or something else?
I can see now why it can be time consuming, but just like adjusting colors of a movie, there is no "perfect" result, so you could tweak it for years and still want to make changes.
Thanks for the detailed answer btw, i really appreciate it!
what do you want to do
Water/Bug/Ice/Dragon/Dark
your classification is shit because according to it for 3 of those types i listen to only one genre listed. Choosing to put things like disco and funk in different types is also questionable. Wtf is
can you tell more about what you did and learnt in 15 months of audio production? I'm not a musician nor a recorder but I find the process interesting. To me mastering is some weird process about moving faders and I can't tell whats so important about it.
got some links to recent asia vods?
MakTwiggydon't you have your own demos to review instead Doughy?
literally what does that mean
just a troll post that seems to work
wickedplayer494They had some unique strategies of their own: running double engineer with a pyro on defense, to running five demomen and medic on offense. What will they play on Wednesday night?
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articleThey had some unique strategies of their own: running double engineer with a pyro on defense, to running five demomen and medic on offense. What will they play on Wednesday night?
what a time to be alive
OlghaI stopped trusting etf2l since the dark day of the detonator targeted-at-one-person-which-is-me ban
shh or they will ban the banners...
don't you have your own demos to review instead Doughy?