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Keep up the work if you can, it fits & complements your music nicely.
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Thanks Gary, that was more for effect but know other artists & producers use this technique for exactly what you describe. Cool that you're using it too, sounds like you're developing your mixing / mastering & producing chops! Yeah, I'm enjoying dabbling with the AI stuff too , a nice diversion once in a while. Thanks again.
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hsmusic started following testmix , Feet Made Of Clay , Orchestral Tools - Berlin Free Orchestra and 1 other
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A Cakewalk project from 24 years ago, a quick remix & backdrop vid for the YouTubians....Enjoy
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https://www.orchestraltools.com/berlin-free-orchestra Complete symphony orchestra 20 solo instruments 13 instrument ensembles 67 articulations 4 expressive legato soloists Round robins and multiple dynamic layers on strings and brass Full range of standard orchestral instruments Includes pitched and unpitched percussion One professionally mixed mic mix 6.4 GB of samples uncompressed, 3 GB when installed All instruments taken from the Berlin Series
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Great track, mix & subject matter, enjoyed it.
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A nice meditative trip on this track, enjoyed it.
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I enjoyed the overall vibe of the track; melodies / chords are very nice. As suggested I would try using reference tracks to get your ears 'acclimated'. This might help get your mix as you've said sounding less 'digital' & balanced..start with the bass & drums. I'm listening on my laptop with a pair of avg. cans (Sony MDR-7506) To my ears the sax sounds stereo & too wide (I hear some notes getting panned far right).. the drums narrow in comparison ( not necessarily a bad thing) . The piano & ac gtr. both stereo which is fine but gives my ears that kind of out of phase/ blurry sound ( I have hearing issues though!) You might try using a balancing plugin (eg. pan one a touch Left, the other right) or a combination to get more definition between the 2. As far as 'changing it 100 times' sometimes you just need to get away from a project for a while. When you get back things might just fall into place easily.