Those higher notes on the guitar track might would've held out stronger if you made a separate instrument track for them, some instruments can hold notes over top of plucked notes, and others don't do it as well.. I think some fl instruments can't even play two notes at the same time xD I typically lean towards multiple instruments, and I like to pan them. One on the left and the other on the right, (sometimes Ill double one track thats the SAME instrument, fx, and notes, on the left and right, but a lot of times I keep them different instruments and eq and effect them different) It makes the mix more full as well as dynamic, and let's the bass sit better in the middle. Imo it's more interesting in headphones this way, I also take the time to pan my drum pieces like crashes and rides and high hats, and toms. I learned this from mixing guitars. Takes a few extra minutes but definitely worth it, imo! No hate, just some pointers for you to think about, since you said you were a noob xD Otherwise when that one instrument at the bottom started going off when the drums changed, that part went hard. This is a fun jam to me, I really enjoyed it :) and that one note that went DEHHHH doooo dah 1:51 was nice, fun arpeggios and synth harmony too! I'll sub :)
Those higher notes on the guitar track might would've held out stronger if you made a separate instrument track for them, some instruments can hold notes over top of plucked notes, and others don't do it as well.. I think some fl instruments can't even play two notes at the same time xD
I typically lean towards multiple instruments, and I like to pan them. One on the left and the other on the right, (sometimes Ill double one track thats the SAME instrument, fx, and notes, on the left and right, but a lot of times I keep them different instruments and eq and effect them different) It makes the mix more full as well as dynamic, and let's the bass sit better in the middle. Imo it's more interesting in headphones this way, I also take the time to pan my drum pieces like crashes and rides and high hats, and toms. I learned this from mixing guitars. Takes a few extra minutes but definitely worth it, imo!
No hate, just some pointers for you to think about, since you said you were a noob xD
Otherwise when that one instrument at the bottom started going off when the drums changed, that part went hard. This is a fun jam to me, I really enjoyed it :) and that one note that went DEHHHH doooo dah 1:51 was nice, fun arpeggios and synth harmony too! I'll sub :)
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