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DJ Nytestrike
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I would aggree with PopD. All these things will make your audio sound more rich and fuller. Music is music regardless of whether your just producing a track or are recording your set.
If anything, at least add compression to the whole thing, to deemphisize/emphisize the right frequencies, tweak with the eq. I always try do to that and then maximize the loudness and sound levels as much as I can without getting any clipping since that leaves these nasty artifacts. (Or as I would call them, ArteFarkts).
If you have actual moniters and not speakers those will help with the proccess. Other than that you can just try to get everything to sound like another CD that you have using the same proccess above. (I don't have monitors anymore cuz mine are screwed, so I try to get everything to be leveled like some Gatecrasher CDs I got laying around.)
Well that's my two pennies. Hope it helps.
Cheers m8!
If anything, at least add compression to the whole thing, to deemphisize/emphisize the right frequencies, tweak with the eq. I always try do to that and then maximize the loudness and sound levels as much as I can without getting any clipping since that leaves these nasty artifacts. (Or as I would call them, ArteFarkts).
If you have actual moniters and not speakers those will help with the proccess. Other than that you can just try to get everything to sound like another CD that you have using the same proccess above. (I don't have monitors anymore cuz mine are screwed, so I try to get everything to be leveled like some Gatecrasher CDs I got laying around.)
Well that's my two pennies. Hope it helps.
Cheers m8!
