Hey Rachel, here are my notes. I think the kick & snare are overpowering the vocals. There's too much crack (high end) for the snare, try EQ it or audition with other snare samples. The sub bass is too much which I don't think it compliments the vocals. I would try to find some other bass sounds that can fill up the frequencies between 100 - 200hz. The vocals are missing some really important information at mids to high mids which are for clarity and also ultra highs for a bit of shimmery/expensive sound. Adding reverb on the vocals I think can serve the spacey/laid back/reverby vibe of the song pretty well too. The BGVs could benefit to sit forward in the mix as it is quite burried. The arpeggio sound is very low in volume, I think it can come up more as I can barely hear it. These are the main issues I'm hearing. Take only what you need and also let's see what others think about it. Hope this helps and would love to hear the full song once it's done.
@Beto Ojeda I consider 30 times to be 'a few times' for this game. I can spend 500 coins without managing one single flawless round, let alone approach 70 points. 😂
I get your point, but there’s something more important here: I’ve been on the platform for six years, and I’ve spent six years practicing and spending tons of coins on the Olympics! This didn’t happen overnight... It’s not just a matter of talent; it’s constant practice over a long period of time. 🙌
Hey everyone, I just started using Sound Gym and I'm running into something weird with the Pan Girl game.
When I play through my MacBook's built-in speakers, I can pick out the panning position pretty easily. But when I switch to my external speakers, everything sounds like it's sitting dead center.
Has anyone else dealt with this? Is it a speaker placement thing, or am I missing something obvious? Any tips would be appreciated.
Hello! It sounds like somewhere in your signal chain, your stereo image is being summed to mono. Since it works fine on your MacBook speakers, we know the source (SoundGym/Browser) is outputting a stereo signal correctly. The Fosi ZA3 has a physical toggle switch on the front panel that allows it to operate in Mono (Subwoofer/Monoblock) mode or Stereo mode. Ensure the switch on the front of the ZA3 is set to Stereo. If it’s set to Mono, the amp will sum the incoming XLR signals and output the same signal to both speakers, effectively killing your pan positioning. Try this! Good look ! 🙌💿
Good point, that is the first thing I checked and my ZA3 is set to stereo. Also, I believe the ZA3 in Mono would send power to one of the speakers only. Anything else I might be missing?
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May 18, 04:29