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Gadget Track mixed in Auria Pro on iPad Pro
Originally 16 tracks in Gadget using multiple Gladstones to keep kick/snare/toms on separate tracks, and another couple of Gladstones for percussion and cymbals. Other gadgets used include 2 x Vancouver, Chicago, Montpellier, London (for different drums in the middle section), Chiangmai, Amsterdam, Darwin and Milpitas. Stems out to Auria Pro for mixing.
In AP, almost all stem tracks were then bussed to 3 additional channels for Dry, Parallel EQ and Compression, and Fx. This ended up being a total of 48 mixer channels, assigned to the 8 subgroups.
Channel plugins used included Pro-Q2 (on every stem), Pro-C, Pro-C2, Microwarmer, Pro-R, Timeless, Saturn, StereoChorus, and Volcano. I used Pro-C2 on the Master bus.
Looking forward to any feedback.
Cheers!
Comments
Sounds really good mate, digging your mix. Great showcase of gadget
Nice!
good mix, but the lower end needs quality speakers to bring it up.
(a bit hidden for few attack, had to place the in-ears carefully to make it reveal)
I really like the melodic theme, catchy of the Lalo Schiffrin kind
Thanks guys/gals. Appreciate it.
Good feedback... I create and mix on phones (1More Triple Driver in-ears, and Sony MDR-1R over-ears), so it's good to get this kind of critique. Plus, I'm 69, and a hard life of loud FOH mixing has yielded tinnitus, so I'm sometimes wondering how I need to adjust the freqs!
Maybe I'll have to boost up the low end during mastering a bit.
No need to boost, the low end is there, but the kind of tone makes it hard for some drivers to give it enough impression.
Similiar to plucking a bass, where the overtones compensate lack of speaker response.
(I used Sennheiser IE4 which deliver a good low end if sitting properly)
Pure level increase would make it boomy - imho.