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Evet 22 yaşındayım ve son 5 senedir bu adamların kariyerlerine kafa yormuş ve müziklerini çalışan biriyim, benim gibi bu tarz beat ve müziklere (2010 civarları) ilgisi olupta ilgilenen varmı? Çok araştırma yaptım ve üretiyorum fakat çevremde kimse yok. yokmu benim gibi takılıp klipler çekmek isteyen?

Hello, I’m planning to visit the pop-up store in Frankfurt, but I’d prefer to go later in the afternoon/evening (when there’s no line). I’m not interested in the exclusive items. I just want to buy a tour t-shirt and some other regular merchandise. Do I really need to go in the morning to get those things?

My second question is: have you seen any items that were not available at the pop-up store but were available at the concert venue’s store?

Thank you!

Hey everyone,
I’ve been recording vocals for a long time and there’s one issue I constantly struggle with: my vocals always sound way too crisp, bright, and upfront in the mix.

I use a variety of plugins when mixing (EQ, saturation, compression, etc.) and I experiment a lot with EQ, but no matter what I do, I feel like I can never fully blend my vocals into the beat naturally. They always stay too clean/open compared to the instrumental.

For example, I really like the vocal mixing in the song called Sandwitches by tyler, the creator. you can check the part at 1:22

The vocals there feel more glued into the instrumental and less overly bright. But whenever I try to achieve a similar sound, my vocals still end up sounding too sharp and polished.

Does anyone know what usually causes this or how I could fix it?
Any advice would be appreciated.

Hey everyone,
I’ve been recording vocals for a long time and there’s one issue I constantly struggle with: my vocals always sound way too crisp, bright, and upfront in the mix.

I use a variety of plugins when mixing (EQ, saturation, compression, etc.) and I experiment a lot with EQ, but no matter what I do, I feel like I can never fully blend my vocals into the beat naturally. They always stay too clean/open compared to the instrumental.

For example, I really like the vocal mixing in the song called Sandwitches by tyler, the creator. you can check the part at 1:22

The vocals there feel more glued into the instrumental and less overly bright. But whenever I try to achieve a similar sound, my vocals still end up sounding too sharp and polished.

Does anyone know what usually causes this or how I could fix it?
Any advice would be appreciated.

Hey everyone,
I’ve been recording vocals for a long time and there’s one issue I constantly struggle with: my vocals always sound way too crisp, bright, and upfront in the mix.

I use a variety of plugins when mixing (EQ, saturation, compression, etc.) and I experiment a lot with EQ, but no matter what I do, I feel like I can never fully blend my vocals into the beat naturally. They always stay too clean/open compared to the instrumental.

For example, I really like the vocal mixing in the song called Sandwitches by tyler, the creator. you can check the part at 1:22

The vocals there feel more glued into the instrumental and less overly bright. But whenever I try to achieve a similar sound, my vocals still end up sounding too sharp and polished.

Does anyone know what usually causes this or how I could fix it?
Any advice would be appreciated.

Hey everyone,
I’ve been recording vocals for a long time and there’s one issue I constantly struggle with: my vocals always sound way too crisp, bright, and upfront in the mix.

I use a variety of plugins when mixing (EQ, saturation, compression, etc.) and I experiment a lot with EQ, but no matter what I do, I feel like I can never fully blend my vocals into the beat naturally. They always stay too clean/open compared to the instrumental.

For example, I really like the vocal mixing in the song called Sandwitches by tyler, the creator. you can check the part at 1:22

The vocals there feel more glued into the instrumental and less overly bright. But whenever I try to achieve a similar sound, my vocals still end up sounding too sharp and polished.

Does anyone know what usually causes this or how I could fix it?
Any advice would be appreciated.

I have a Sony DCR-SX34 camera and it works perfectly, but the video file sizes are insanely large. Because of that, I’m trying to reduce them by rendering through HandBrake. However, no matter which settings I try, my videos don’t stay as smooth as they appear on the camera itself (they should be 25 fps, but they somehow look like 60 fps haha). How can I fix this? I’m completely new to this stuff…