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intervolver posted:Song Title: Glace Acide I feel you pain, because I feel like I'm in the same boat with feedback and uncertainty about my mixing skills, and recently find myself in the similar places. As an unbiased listener just trying to help out (not necessarily an authority), it seems like your friend's feedback could partly just be his own expectations about what he thinks an electronic track should sound like. I personally didn't find anything "wrong" per se with the mix or composition, but I know there are things you could do to give it more punch if that's what you're after. If it was my track, for example, I would probably experiment more with compressing the kicks harder, and see what happens in the master if I push the whole thing a little harder against the roof of the limiter. Maybe find a good tape .vst to glue the mix together and give it a little more push and texture. Or if the clean conventional electronica sound isn't what I'm after, I might I go the other way, mangle it more with the analog effects and modulation, see if I can get something interesting and warped sounding out of it.
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Cool, glad my thoughts were useful. I'll take you up on your offer. Here's the most recent track I've been messing with, kind of a laid-back affair: https://soundcloud.com/eric-zak/squares-12-4-2?in=eric-zak/sets/meditation-for-dogs I usually stick with ambient/experimental things, so this is one of my first forays into doing something with a groove that's a little more controlled...
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