Talk To You Later - The Tubes

Sounds great, Fuss. Say the word and I'll hit the publish button.

Better make sure the bulb in your head light isn't blown while you are at it! Only the most confident can point out their own foibles. Props to you!!!

@Fuss Mussington: Not blown, but dimming.

Hey Bob - your collab your choice. No worries!

i like this mix

@carlo cppc: OK, will keep it. Always good to get majority opinion.

@Bob : i like the heavy bass

ps: i use beyerdinamic dt 770 headphone

I use logitech ATH M50x. But when for the last mix I use use Alesis near field studio speakers. I like a heavy base two but

I use logitech ATH M50x. But for the final mix I use use Alesis near field studio speakers. I like a heavy base too as long as the kick drum doesn't get lost.

@Bob : I agree. Everyone needs to stay in their lane so to speak, so the sound isn’t muddled. I have a eq but I am not very good at working it. But I hear the boom yin the bass you are talking about

Maybe I can use the hug eq on my track. I recall the surfer saying 250 needs to be cut. Surferbeto

cbgb : I EQ'd my track and saved a new mix Bob. Giver er a try

@CyberBass: I'm hearing the kick ok most of the time, and when I don't, it's probably not because of the base. What do your mean by 250 needs to be cut. I notice that generally speaking you record with a high input, because when I listen to your tracks, I have to turn my volumes way down. I have to record the drums at very low input volumes to avoid distortion. My input gain is set at 2. It barely shows as registering on my audio panel, but in the record window I'm dancing into the red.

@Bob : I recall surfer saying that 250 hz or whatever on the hug eq takes a lot of boomyness out of the bass.

I would not know how to EQ the bass. It took me a long time to figure out how to EQ my drums. For example, where the base comes out in the song like it's suppose to the bass sounds just right. You know where I mean? So any EQ would change that.

@Bob : I think I get you. I already dropped the eq on my track to leave more room for the drums. Have a listen in daw.

@CyberBass: it's all good. Btw, Fuss is in the house.

@Bob : Dennis said this week that publishing from daw doesn’t pickup the panning and maybe not the eq either? Sounds the same to me.

@CyberBass: He's referring to one of the few tricks I have in my Idiot's Guide level understanding of EQ. Namely that tones around 250Hz often sound muddy and notching the EQ a bit in that range can clean up the sound of muddy bass and guitars. Might be worth a try? BTW you guys are off to a great start here! Can't wait to hear what Fuss and Margarex add to the project. Rock on!