Wow. I just heard an album with a terrible mix

[Fade]

And the rapper is no good either.

I won't name names but I just thought it's a shame that the beats are pretty good but it's the mix that caught my ear right away. Really bad. Too many highs. Plus the vocals were too loud.

Any of you hear anything like that? I figured if someone is releasing an album they should at least get it sounding right.

 

[OGBama]

@Fade Migos?

 

[Fade]

@Fade Migos?

Nope. I just don't want to say who because it's an underground artist and I don't need drama.

 

[EsquireMusic111]

LOL! All the time man, its sad, but that's the reality... These RUSHED releases... smh

 

[wrightboy]

i've mixed a couple songs for a dude that always wants his vocals turned up. i think they're way too loud. but hey, it's his shit. just don't put my name on it. LOL

 

[Fade]

i've mixed a couple songs for a dude that always wants his vocals turned up. i think they're way too loud. but hey, it's his shit. just don't put my name on it. LOL

That's a good point though. You have to decide if you want to just make some money and do what the artist wants, or do you mix it right and work with the artist long term?

 

[wrightboy]

That's a good point though. You have to decide if you want to just make some money and do what the artist wants, or do you mix it right and work with the artist long term?

i actually try to explain it every time he asks for something. the turning point was when he went to a "real studio" and got something professionally mixed, and it sounded the same (his vocals "too low"). now he tends to listen more to what i say.