High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
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Johnny the Kid
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
Guitar sounds good. However, the rest of the instruments need to be brought up in the mix. The drums are barely present and there's no audible bass.
Guitar sounds good. However, the rest of the instruments need to be brought up in the mix. The drums are barely present and there's no audible bass.
GuitarFanatic
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
I mixed this using my 5 channel surround sound, and it sounds fine on my iPhone.
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I mixed this using my 5 channel surround sound, and it sounds fine on my iPhone.
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Johnny the Kid
Shaunofthedeadologist
Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
Dude, my iPhone barely sounds good for watching a video. Don't mix only for an iPhone. I'm listening to it through my headphones and I'm telling you that the rhythm guitar, drums, and bass are not audible.
Dude, my iPhone barely sounds good for watching a video. Don't mix only for an iPhone. I'm listening to it through my headphones and I'm telling you that the rhythm guitar, drums, and bass are not audible.
GuitarFanatic
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
I can hear them fine on my setup
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I can hear them fine on my setup
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beaubrummels
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
Well then, looks like you'll be doing your own vocals.
Well then, looks like you'll be doing your own vocals.
GuitarFanatic
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
no
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Johnny the Kid
Shaunofthedeadologist
Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
I can't do this anymore.
Nathan, I want to know how you mixed this. What program did you use? How many tracks did you record? Was there any panning of any sort or did you just record everything and then keep it centered?
I can't do this anymore.
Nathan, I want to know how you mixed this. What program did you use? How many tracks did you record? Was there any panning of any sort or did you just record everything and then keep it centered?
GuitarFanatic
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
I used Audacity for the audio, then a Linux program called Cheese for the video. I had to mix everything according to my ears
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I used Audacity for the audio, then a Linux program called Cheese for the video. I had to mix everything according to my ears
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Johnny the Kid
Shaunofthedeadologist
Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
Ok. Well how many tracks did you use? If you're recording two mono tracks, you're not going to get good results.
Ok. Well how many tracks did you use? If you're recording two mono tracks, you're not going to get good results.
GuitarFanatic
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I found a backing track online, and just recorded guitar over it. I did everything in mono to support older systems.
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I found a backing track online, and just recorded guitar over it. I did everything in mono to support older systems.
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Johnny the Kid
Shaunofthedeadologist
Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
What did you use to record the guitar? Did you finally get an SM-57?
What do you mean "support older systems"? Every older system that is in use currently should still support stereo audio. And even if an older system can't, use a stereo backing track. I'd rather mix for the 99.9999999% of computers and phones that support stereo audio than the 1 computer that is still functioning and only supports mono audio. As for the backing track, it's still too low in the mix to sound good. Once again, there is no audible rhythm guitar or bass and the drums are barely heard.
What did you use to record the guitar? Did you finally get an SM-57?
What do you mean "support older systems"? Every older system that is in use currently should still support stereo audio. And even if an older system can't, use a stereo backing track. I'd rather mix for the 99.9999999% of computers and phones that support stereo audio than the 1 computer that is still functioning and only supports mono audio. As for the backing track, it's still too low in the mix to sound good. Once again, there is no audible rhythm guitar or bass and the drums are barely heard.
GuitarFanatic
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
I used a Behringer C-1U placed 10ft away from the amp.
GoldenVulture
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GuitarFanatic
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
I am keen on your voice mate. Give it a go!
I am keen on your voice mate. Give it a go!
beaubrummels
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everdrone
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
BAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NATHAN AND RON COVERING AC/DC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVhdl2aJ8Y0
BAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NATHAN AND RON COVERING AC/DC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVhdl2aJ8Y0
everdrone
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Re: High Voltage! (Anyone want to do vocals?)
I also made a video of the same song with a different mix using a backing track:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x9nusAQm20
I also made a video of the same song with a different mix using a backing track:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x9nusAQm20
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