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Drum Presence in ableton

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Drum Presence in ableton Posted on: 05.04.2013 by Abby Beeny For some reason when ever I use any of my drum samples they aren't as load or don't cut through the synths, bass and whatever else in the song even when I EQ each drum separetly.
Georgina Schatzman 05.04.2013	Originally Posted by Clilley13 ok. When I look at the drums they are always close to the peak where the bass and synths aren't even close to that loud but overpower them thats my main problem but I'll look into compression. Sounds like you just need to learn how to do mixdowns in general. Not even leaving any headroom or space for the mix to breathe as a whole
Ervin Calvery 05.04.2013	Originally Posted by Clilley13 ok. When I look at the drums they are always close to the peak where the bass and synths aren't even close to that loud but overpower them thats my main problem but I'll look into compression. Sidechain compression.
Ervin Calvery 05.04.2013	Originally Posted by Clilley13 Not yet I'll have to look in to that. Will that help? Yes.
Abby Beeny 05.04.2013	For some reason when ever I use any of my drum samples they aren't as load or don't cut through the synths, bass and whatever else in the song even when I EQ each drum separetly.
Monserrate Rupnow 05.04.2013	Make sure you have Fades turned off for the clip in Live too, that will kill the initial transient. Here's something that might help with mixdowns too: http://tarekith.com/assets/pdfs/Mixdowns.pdf
Georgina Schatzman 05.04.2013	Originally Posted by Clilley13 ok. When I look at the drums they are always close to the peak where the bass and synths aren't even close to that loud but overpower them thats my main problem but I'll look into compression. Sounds like you just need to learn how to do mixdowns in general. Not even leaving any headroom or space for the mix to breathe as a whole
Abby Beeny 05.04.2013	Thanks again I'm checking out the Dubspot videos on sidechain compression and its describing to a t my problem and how to fix it. Thanks everybody!
Ervin Calvery 05.04.2013	Originally Posted by Clilley13 ok. When I look at the drums they are always close to the peak where the bass and synths aren't even close to that loud but overpower them thats my main problem but I'll look into compression. Sidechain compression.
Abby Beeny 05.04.2013	ok. When I look at the drums they are always close to the peak where the bass and synths aren't even close to that loud but overpower them thats my main problem but I'll look into compression.
Ervin Calvery 05.04.2013	Originally Posted by Clilley13 Not yet I'll have to look in to that. Will that help? Yes.
Linda Chavda 05.04.2013	Learn to mix
Nedra Fresneda 05.04.2013	That, EQing, panning and regular compression are all tools to help you achieve it. Maybe your synths are way too loud in the mix, I would check that first. Thread moved since this isn't an Ableton question but a music production one.
Abby Beeny 05.04.2013	Not yet I'll have to look in to that. Will that help?
Ervin Calvery 05.04.2013	Have you taken a look in to sidechain compression?

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