Ludovico einaudi - una mattina (fingerstyle guitar
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Hi everyone,
I recorded fingerstyle cover of "Una Mattina" from The Intouchables.
Would like review about mixing.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huJ8XtcJK4Y
hope you like it!
#1
06/11/2020
3:34:55 PM
Hi everyone,
I recorded fingerstyle cover of "Una Mattina" from The Intouchables.
Would like review about mixing.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huJ8XtcJK4Y
hope you like it!
Hey dblonder --
This is pretty cool! I like the right hand harp harmonics.
I made a quick 5-minute mix from your YouTube audio. This is of course my own taste, but here's what I might do:
I like the sound of Chamber Reverb on Acoustic -- I learned this tip from our instructror Mike Olekshy. It brings out the finger slide noises in a classic way. I used Waves Renaissance Reverb on "Chamber" with a wet/dry mix of 13%.
Then some basic EQ in Cubase. I cut around 250Hz, and did a low shelf cut and a high shelf boost. It still sounds a bit hard and dark to me, but that's what I would typically do for a quick mix.
Here's a WAV of the audio:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/u9kw5s1mygsgwct/Intouchables.wav?dl=0
Of course this is subjective and what you originally did is very natural and good. Thanks for sharing it!
-Carl.
Carl King
GuitarTricks Video Director / Producer
#2
06/12/2020
6:30:06 PM
Hey dblonder --
This is pretty cool! I like the right hand harp harmonics.
I made a quick 5-minute mix from your YouTube audio. This is of course my own taste, but here's what I might do:
I like the sound of Chamber Reverb on Acoustic -- I learned this tip from our instructror Mike Olekshy. It brings out the finger slide noises in a classic way. I used Waves Renaissance Reverb on "Chamber" with a wet/dry mix of 13%.
Then some basic EQ in Cubase. I cut around 250Hz, and did a low shelf cut and a high shelf boost. It still sounds a bit hard and dark to me, but that's what I would typically do for a quick mix.
Here's a WAV of the audio:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/u9kw5s1mygsgwct/Intouchables.wav?dl=0
Of course this is subjective and what you originally did is very natural and good. Thanks for sharing it!
-Carl.
Carl King
GuitarTricks Video Director / Producer
Love it!
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“There are two means of refuge from the miseries of life: music and cats.” Albert Schweitzer
#3
06/23/2020
5:53:49 PM
Love it!
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“There are two means of refuge from the miseries of life: music and cats.” Albert Schweitzer
Originally Posted by:
Hey dblonder --
This is pretty cool! I like the right hand harp harmonics.
I made a quick 5-minute mix from your YouTube audio. This is of course my own taste, but here's what I might do:
I like the sound of Chamber Reverb on Acoustic -- I learned this tip from our instructror Mike Olekshy. It brings out the finger slide noises in a classic way. I used Waves Renaissance Reverb on "Chamber" with a wet/dry mix of 13%.
Then some basic EQ in Cubase. I cut around 250Hz, and did a low shelf cut and a high shelf boost. It still sounds a bit hard and dark to me, but that's what I would typically do for a quick mix.
Here's a WAV of the audio:
Of course this is subjective and what you originally did is very natural and good. Thanks for sharing it!
-Carl.
that's incredibly cool.[/p]
#4
06/23/2020
7:24:46 PM
Originally Posted by:
Hey dblonder --
This is pretty cool! I like the right hand harp harmonics.
I made a quick 5-minute mix from your YouTube audio. This is of course my own taste, but here's what I might do:
I like the sound of Chamber Reverb on Acoustic -- I learned this tip from our instructror Mike Olekshy. It brings out the finger slide noises in a classic way. I used Waves Renaissance Reverb on "Chamber" with a wet/dry mix of 13%.
Then some basic EQ in Cubase. I cut around 250Hz, and did a low shelf cut and a high shelf boost. It still sounds a bit hard and dark to me, but that's what I would typically do for a quick mix.
Here's a WAV of the audio:
Of course this is subjective and what you originally did is very natural and good. Thanks for sharing it!
-Carl.
that's incredibly cool.[/p]
Thanks for sharing, thanks really cool.
#5
08/31/2020
9:25:25 AM
Thanks for sharing, thanks really cool.
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#6
10/08/2020
9:12:34 AM
Hello everyone, it took me a long time to decide to register and write here, but I want to stop being just an observer, but become a member of such a friendly company. Where you can always find answers to all questions.
A really good post, very thankful and hopeful that you will write many more posts like this one.
#7
02/24/2022
10:24:21 AM
A really good post, very thankful and hopeful that you will write many more posts like this one.
