ITT: great albums ruined by bad mixing
ITT: great albums ruined by bad mixing
Christian Jackson
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Dominic Bailey
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Charles Ward
lmao the pink album will make you shit your pants
Joseph Lee
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Christian Martin
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Luis Cook
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William Smith
everything by these guys sounds terrible
especially their last record
Anthony Lewis
this and pretty much every metal album from that era. guitar tones were so shit back then.
Jackson Lopez
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Kevin Harris
Everything Husker Du ever did
Austin Watson
Tyler the Creato - Cherry Bomb
Liam Smith
Something about this album just doesn't sound right to me. I really want to like it but the guitar sound and vocals don't go together well for some reason.
Also this
Jayden Davis
Brad Wood is known for being kinda lo-fi-sh
i can see it perceived as bad mixing but it adds to the rawness for me
Cameron Bailey
>ruined
nah. i wish just got back from discomfort was mixed better tho
Noah Campbell
this
even though i still love the fuck out of this record if it was mixed better it would be the dream pop equivalent of loveless
Robert Morales
Not a GREAT album but notable for its unusually bad cover art and ear gratingly terrible production
Jackson Foster
I can't hear the vocals for shit only on the quiet parts can I
Lincoln Jenkins
it could have been their best but every sound hits so flat like they compressed the living hell out of it
Kevin Ross
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Grayson Carter
the guitar/drum mixing on this album is absolutey fucking absurd. Blackended is a strong case
Carson Wood
the production ruins this album
Bentley Allen
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Oliver Thomas
i know you guys won't agree, but it's true.
Easton Rivera
is this loss
Jose Ward
this is the first that comes to mind, but I really hate how much black metal is mixed in a way that totally washes out the drums
Ethan Evans
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Daniel Gray
as soon as i started looking into how and why they mixed it the way they did i was actually fucking disgusted with them
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Wyatt Green
I agree, but it's not true.
anyway, this
Michael Smith
Yeezus is even worse.
David Lewis
Hannett definitely ruined what the band technically actually was and what they wanted but it became something more.
Daniel Williams
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Jack Mitchell
dimebag inspired and ruined a generation with his gain 11 mid -1
Michael Sanchez
are you guys srs. I could see thinking Unwound mixes their vocals too low but that works for their sound as far as I'm concerned. Daydream Nation on the other hand, I can't see how you would improve it.
Hudson Peterson
An actually objective one. Seen them live twice though and it sounded great.
Ian Bennett
came to the thread to post this
I think the production fits the mood of the album. It's more raw and not as mature as EndSerenading.
Caleb Ward
>virgins will deny this
Owen Lewis
I love this album and the production and songwriting are incredible on it but the mixing at points is almost amateurish, it's especially weird considering the quality of the instrumentations. It's like how there was that super noticeable 1-2 second shot that was clearly filmed with a GoPro in the 2nd Hobbit movie. Like, you have a budget of $250 million dollars but you don't realize going from 4k to 720p and back to 4k on a massive screen will break the audiences immersion?
It's mostly on the guitar parts that are only in certain parts of a song, like when either the pre-chorus or the chorus starts in New Generation it's always like they hit play on the lead guitar track a quarter of a second out of time and it's really fucking jarring once you notice it