@whogotthe8: How can I get heavy sounds not to clash like that other than turning one bass all the way down plz send help sensei #flx4

effif :

Damn you got a lot of ppl giving advice. I want some! You’re killing it!

billingsworth the third :

phrasing will help with that, can’t see the grid and where it’s at in each song but, songs are generally formulated in a way where they align on 8-16-32 bars for phrase changes (depends on genre, but house and techno tend to follow that), so pick songs that phrase together properly so that at one part of the song the mids are lower and less dominant so the mids of the other track can take the lead. this is difficult to explain over text but just keep at it then it’ll start to make more sense as you train your ear

Jenary :

That sounds pretty good to me, girl

virtualxp_0 :

EQ, the sounds to cut out any overlapping phases , even a little goes a long way. It can open up room a little bit more to not “clash” but to sit softer around each other

maddie :

love this sm

whogotthe8 :

Guys maybe the songs aren’t in key with each other

novaxnovva :

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Benedict :

What program do you use? Also are you trying stems?