Latest song https://youtu.be/cnLr7aWii4o Other songs https://www.youtube.com/@AjayMuzak-2023 Thanks very much for watching and having a listen.

The latest addition to an album we have been compileing for a bit. This was fun to do. On the clp I am showing only the final part in the song. It's light and shade all the way through. Now it's ready to master.

So, i thought i knew at least a tiny bit about mixing live drums. Turns out its a whole universe of its own. Maybe because i have played in a band as a bass player, although a short time, i do not like the mixing guides that end up sounding like nothing like a real drum session. It sounds anything but live. It might sound like drums, but live? I dont get it, with all the mics available why destroy the recording from live to sterile? Maybe i have watched bad advice videos or simply do not understand the intent of that mixed drums are not the recorded drums. How do you mix your live recorded drums? Share your process. Tips and trix here. Are you a drummer? How do you like your drums to sound when mixed? A mixer i like that in my ears, can mix drums is Gregory Scott from Kush Audio, he also creates and mixes and masters his own music under the name Sneaky little devil. His tracks are magic overall. highly recommend go listening to those for drum heaven. Sound. nothing like the videos drums end up sounding. Yes i understand differen sound for different types of songs. But the basic principles are the same, its a live recorded drum kit, it should sound like one , right? Feel free to add your favourite drums mixer.

Hello there, so i am from time to time going through my age old archive. I have a lot of 9 bars stuff. But this one was so out there i thought i had to share it with you. I am thinking that it is a good exercise to build a basic arrangment on and mix so that the track gets properly mixed. You decide how and in what way. But the theme here is You have a lot of tracks here, a lot going on.What mix decisions do you do? I was not sure where to put it but lets call it a beat challenge, but it really is a mix exercise. I hope you find it useful. The greatest thing (not required) would be if you write in this thread about what mix decisions you ended up doing and why. Of course what you do with the audio files is up to you. Personally i think there are some cool sounds in there..Go check it out. I have also attached a raw version, which you would be surprised how many sounds are in this mess. Can you clean it up with a mix? Can you create a basic "build a song arrangement"? Can you get creative with the audio available and build your own version?

I'm so happy about this new happy song! ☺️ https://soundcloud.com/daygzax-681968958/daygzax-happy-strings-original/s-TiPuJ7ffRXb?si=5afe7c6f96394b02bbbd35b25c930742&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing