Sonic 3 Drum n Bass
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Re: Sonic 3 Drum n Bass
Mixdown is very LOUD...the videogame elements are drowning out nearly everything else when they're playing.
Re: Sonic 3 Drum n Bass
Ok, I think I fixed it, but I didn't save my file prior to exporting....so I couldn't recreate what I had did in the original.
I think I did better with the mixdown, but now I think the kick is a little too heavy.
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I think I did better with the mixdown, but now I think the kick is a little too heavy.
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Re: Sonic 3 Drum n Bass
its a nice tune and all but some(not all) of the video game sounds are really loud. almost ear piercing if i were to turn it up any louder. work on lowering the highs so they match better with the lows. should come out cleaner and easier on the ears. 
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cheers!
Re: Sonic 3 Drum n Bass
Which one, the first or the second one? I know the first one is really piercing, but the second one as well? I'm trying get this mixdown stuff perfected. 


Re: Sonic 3 Drum n Bass
ditto what they said.
With time your ear will get accustomed to the proper volumes of all elements.
Try EQing/limiting/gating/compressing/saturating instead of playing with the volume maybe.
With time your ear will get accustomed to the proper volumes of all elements.
Try EQing/limiting/gating/compressing/saturating instead of playing with the volume maybe.
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