Niall Stenson | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) Theme on Guitar @NiallStenson | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
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Over the past week I've been working on my mixing a bit, I've always noticed that my mixes dipped around the 500Hz mark which does somewhat give it a more "metal" sound, but it also loses a lot of body of the mix. And when comparing to other mixes, while looking at the spectrum analyzer I could see theirs was almost a flat mix and mine had a huge dip in the mid range, so I tried to work on that this week.
I bought the Periphery Producer Packs months ago and I tried to recreate the guitar tone as close as I could, I recorded a short demo of Absolomb and to my ears it sounded almost as good, although slightly less polished than the original. The big change was my rhythm, it now has a lot more mid range to fill up the spectrum. I never really liked the boxy sound that the mids have and that's why I always avoided them, but to achieve a fully balanced mix you need them.
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Guitars:
- Ibanez RG421 MOL (Wood)
- Baby Taylor (3/4 Steel)
- Yamaha Pacifica PAC112J (Red)
- Acoustic Solutions (Black)
- Tanglewood TW55 (Steel)
- Valencia CG150k (Nylon)
Recording Interface: Line 6 Pod UX1
Recording Software: Mixcraft 8 Pro Studio
Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Pro
Camera: Fujifilm X-A2
No copyright infringement intended.
Get FREE Guitar Tones, MP3s and TABS through my Patreon or Website!
patreon.com/nstens1117
niallstenson.com
Get this song on iTunes, Spotify and Google Play!
iTunes: Coming soon
Spotify: http://bit.ly/Nostalgia_Vol2_Spotify
Google Play: http://bit.ly/Nostalgia_Vol2_Google_Play
Over the past week I've been working on my mixing a bit, I've always noticed that my mixes dipped around the 500Hz mark which does somewhat give it a more "metal" sound, but it also loses a lot of body of the mix. And when comparing to other mixes, while looking at the spectrum analyzer I could see theirs was almost a flat mix and mine had a huge dip in the mid range, so I tried to work on that this week.
I bought the Periphery Producer Packs months ago and I tried to recreate the guitar tone as close as I could, I recorded a short demo of Absolomb and to my ears it sounded almost as good, although slightly less polished than the original. The big change was my rhythm, it now has a lot more mid range to fill up the spectrum. I never really liked the boxy sound that the mids have and that's why I always avoided them, but to achieve a fully balanced mix you need them.
If you enjoyed please consider leaving a like, favourite, comment or subscribe! Thanks for watching! :)
Guitars:
- Ibanez RG421 MOL (Wood)
- Baby Taylor (3/4 Steel)
- Yamaha Pacifica PAC112J (Red)
- Acoustic Solutions (Black)
- Tanglewood TW55 (Steel)
- Valencia CG150k (Nylon)
Recording Interface: Line 6 Pod UX1
Recording Software: Mixcraft 8 Pro Studio
Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Pro
Camera: Fujifilm X-A2
No copyright infringement intended.
