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Someday, We'll All Be Free
I'll try that out.Duplicate it and pan the original hard left and the duplicate hard right and see how it sounds.
I'll try that out.Duplicate it and pan the original hard left and the duplicate hard right and see how it sounds.
No it's not.You might need to work with a producer who can help you learn the ropes of mixing and has a good ear and can do 90s music. If you really want to make money, you might want to mix 90s sound with Afrobeats. Afrobeats is dominating the game right now and it's hard to get on in America if you not talking about fukking or killing.
I'll try that out.
Go outside breh. I know it's hard but go outside.No it's not.
No it's not. Foh.
please don't do this OP.If you really want to make money, you might want to mix 90s sound with Afrobeats. Afrobeats is dominating the game right now and it's hard to get on in America if you not talking about fukking or killing.
I do and I look at the charts, payolabeats aren't dominating anything but africa night.Go outside breh. I know it's hard but go outside.
See, ima be honest. I don't understand none of that "cut eq". I'm still trying to learn the technical side. For now, I just use my ears. I use FL Studio for the music and Cubase for vocals. I mix/master the final product in FL studio.Also doing a EQ cut at between -30 -60 (bass) then bumping up your master volume might be something to try to tweek your mix. What DAW are you using?
Thanks breh. I just wanted to learn to master my own music without using someone else but I probably will have to try using an expert online mastering service or something. Idk any producers personally.shyt is fire.... as another poster posted just said just needs quality mixing.... why not record yourself and then go to a proper engineer for the final mix and master.
Definitely potential
Like to master my music? Good looking out.look at Fiverr as a resource for where you're weak.
No problem.Like to master my music? Good looking out.
@Matt504 give me some mixing/mastering tips breh