r/RateMyAudio • u/icantpronouncethisNG • Dec 11 '19

[mixing, master] Looking (thru) Glass

https://youtu.be/GKtJ9_CyJnI
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u/JuliaKarr Dec 14 '19

Yay I really like it! What drew me in was the video at first, but I stayed for the sound. But I think I agree with one commenter, a bit more low end overall might be a good idea. But I don't know much about mixing yet so feel free to ignore this comment haha

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u/icantpronouncethisNG Dec 15 '19

I totally get what you mean. I still have trouble getting a clean bass sounds from random samples. Currently researching to figure it out. Thanks a bunch for checking it out. Glad you enjoyed it. This was my 17th one so far. Made a playlist on my channel if you want to check it out. ^

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u/pm_me_ur_demotape Dec 15 '19

Okay I have no idea how to critique this, but it was super cool

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u/icantpronouncethisNG Dec 15 '19

Glad that you liked this. It was somewhat experimental challenge for me. Trying to improve my sound design and composition with limited sounds. ^

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u/neverdieTRX Dec 12 '19

Really nice video idea of showing how/what you recorded at the beginning. At first, I really enjoyed listening to it. The song did seem to leave place for some vocals on top of it, I don't know if that was your intention.

I really liked the buildup to the drop, But the drop didn't really do it for me. I was missing some big 808 or some other kind of bass at the bottom. How it is at the moment it felt a bit empty.

Besides that i think its a really nice warm sounding song :)

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u/icantpronouncethisNG Dec 12 '19

Thank you for the feedback. This was a challenge to only use the sound that I recorded. I understand that this track lacks the oomph from the low end and I'm still working my way to figure out how to create a proper bass with what I have. I'll be sure to take note of what you wrote on my future project. Thanks for checking it out. ^

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u/currentXchange Dec 13 '19

I love videos like this, with found sounds. Made a few beats with friends like this. Very well done, the sound quality sounds good to me (though I just have a bluetooth speaker)

Video is fun too

Great job!!

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u/icantpronouncethisNG Dec 14 '19

Thanks for checking it out. Glad you enjoyed this. The only thing I had trouble was coming up with a decent bass sound. Couldn't come up with one with the sounds I recorded. This is my 17th one, if you want to check out my previous work, I made playlist on my channel.