motivemakesaman
Members-
Posts
41 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Artist Settings
-
Collaboration Status
3. Very Interested
-
Software - Digital Audio Workstation (DAW)
Reaper
-
Composition & Production Skills
Arrangement & Orchestration
Drum Programming
Lyrics
Mixing & Mastering
Recording Facilities
Synthesis & Sound Design -
Instrumental & Vocal Skills (List)
Acoustic Bass
Acoustic Guitar
Electric Bass
Electric Guitar: Lead
Electric Guitar: Rhythm
Piano
Vocals: Male
motivemakesaman's Achievements
Newbie (1/14)
-
As much as I appreciate feedback, I will say this: I have mixing books. The drums already have a high shelf on them, and honestly the low end is pretty tight in my opinion. When I go back to mix and master for the album, I will probably tweak the bass so it stands out a bit more...but anyways, the point of all this is, as much as I do appreciate feedback from time to time, I honestly don't post here for feedback. I post to share what I have done with fellow creators. I always find it funny when people say...this could use some mixing. Because trust me, there is a lot of mixing going on to make 12 tracks (not including a 7 mic drum setup) sound like anything other than noise. Of course there is room for improvement, and I am not claiming that I could not improve, but I was really happy with the mix on this, outside of really small things, that I am already thinking of working on for the future. Hope this doesn't come off as defensive, because I am not feeling defensive. I am just pretty happy with what I made, and hoping to share it with others.
-
wip Pokemon Silver Version: Cruisin' Down the Three Nine
motivemakesaman replied to Somewareman's topic in Post Your Game ReMixes!
I think getting caught up in genre conventions limits the creative potential of a track. Create what you want to create, don't worry about what "genre" you are going for. We live in a world of ever expanding creativity and crossover. Genres are becoming more and more hyphenated. I really like the tones of the drums and I agree that the contrast totally works. Let your art be your art. People can give advice, which can be helpful, but don't sacrifice what you like about a track. Be confident. You may not feel like you have the experience to stand behind your stuff (I know I struggled with that when I first started posting here) but you got something good going on here. The track is definitely coming together, and I like what you are doing with it. -
That is interesting. To me, I was adding a lot of energy to one of the more chill road songs. To each their own, I suppose. I am really happy with the EQ on this track, so not sure what you mean by that. I wasn't planning on submitting this one, but I may. It is quickly becoming a personal favorite of mine, and I have not submitted something in a long while.
-
I also just want to mention that I had two days to arrange, record, and mix this song for the charity album. I tried to keep the arrangement modest, as to keep myself from getting too overburdened. It's a quick one, but the original does not have a ton of variation, so I wanted to extend it a bit, without going too far or biting off more than I could chew.