Traktion - Massive Attack - Teardrop (Traktion Remix)
Added: 27th January 2012 · Length: 4m46s · Plays: 0 · Current chart position: n/a · Highest chart position: #2
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You almost did a classic song justice but this sounds unfinished production wise. The programming is spot on, the way you complemented the original material is astounding and there is always something interesting and unexpected happening. However the drum sounds all miss the mark, the instruments all sound very dry and the over all mix is lacking. Please do more work on this because it is very good ... More Nobody has rated this review yet. |
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Fantastic remix, a great re-imagining of an all-time-classic-favorite. Great instrumentation, and excellent drum programming. The drums themselves are programmed super tight, but the mix doesn't seem quite right. Like the mids need to sound punchier. I'd recommend a 150 to 200hz boost on the snare, or maybe some kind of clever chopping/gating to get that to pop out more. It's unfortunate the ... More Nobody has rated this review yet. |
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I found the first 1:20 seconds to be a little standard, nothing special really happened. However, when the vocals kicked a little more, and i think there was a slight change in the beat, maybe in the symbols? that was brilliant, made all the difference, very melodic, interesting. Good job man :) Nobody has rated this review yet. |
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x Write a commentI agree that the mix could do with work though, it gets cluttered at times. And theres definitely something killing the headroom in the track, which is why I cant get it to sound loud enough overall.
The snare could do with some 200hz as xero said. Also some reverb too.
The rolls you use are cool but sound washed out. Give each his a shorter decay to really bring each one out then play with compression to get the right sound.
Basically make a 0.4 length room verb for all your drums and a bigger one for your strings, a little on your crashes and the tiniest bit on your snare (as well as the room, verb doubling sounds awesome).