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Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre
I know a bit about mixing and mastering.
Edit: It sounds unmastered so I think a lot of what would make it sound better would be done during the mastering process. For mixing I typically make the drums the loudest compared to any other instrument and give them more bass. I think turning up the drums would help. And there is a lot of mid-tone sound in it, so I'd turn the mid-tones down a bit in eqing each track or input and maybe on the master too. I always add a little reverb to everything too. Just enough to where you can barely hear it if you are listening but not enough to wear it's obvious. That little reverb gives things a little more meat and makes them sound more full and less flat.
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Thanks for the advice! Would you say turn the drums up all around or on a specific track? It's def unmastered, (this is all recorded on the garageband app on my iphone) wouldn't even know where to start with that, tbh. Yeah I'm a big fan of mid tones, but I tend to over-saturate so I'm glad you pointed that out. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and for listening!
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