FlyingAndi wrote: Tue May 05, 2020 10:35 pmWell, that was a different kind of answer than I had expected. It's valuable nevertheless. So, what happened 6 months ago?VitaminD wrote: Tue May 05, 2020 6:26 pm
Again, it is easy to throw money at your problems, but is it really going to resolve them or just create further side issues if you're serious about your craft? Masking flaws that should be resolved in mixing later while in mastering phase is not a bright idea to me.. otherwise you're just polishing a turd.
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I don't produce music professionally (probably not even semi-professionally) so I admit that spending $200 on mixing and mastering plugins might not be a rational decision but rather GAS.
And you are right, the overall sound could benefit from a better mix. So what I think could really help are the un-masking features in neutron standard.
With the current deals the cheapest way for me to get there is the tonal balance Crossgrade, although Neutron standard (and maybe ozone standard for the match eq) should be enough for me.
honestly if you watch some tutorials on mixing and just practice a lot, using the plugins in your DAW would be fine. I'm not saying I was ever that good at mixing just know from experience that there are always plugins that you think will fix your problems or weaknesses. They won't.
