BradoSanz

I like it! Good low-end, balanced frequencies. Of course, mastering can improve the overall clarity of an already good song so when its finalized I offer my service, if you so feel it is necessary! Cheers!

ShurelyTemper replied 15th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago

Thanks for the comment and info I may well take you up on it. Is there a charge?

BradoSanz 13th Jan 2015 16:27 - 10 years ago

on What My Heart Needs--Instrumental by soundhound

Great job on this song man! I'm liking it a lot.

soundhound replied 14th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago

Thanks glad you enjoyed it...

Peace...TG.

BradoSanz 9th Jan 2015 02:01 - 10 years ago

on XyIlent - AI by XyIlent

Sent you my mastered version of this song. :P Cheers! I'm still lovin' your stuff man.

XyIlent replied 9th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago

wow dude, it sounds awesome! the kicks sound great! haha
thanks alot! :D

BradoSanz 9th Jan 2015 00:35 - 10 years ago

on Thing Called Love - Above n Beyond Ether Blu Cover by EtherBlu

If you can get me to an email, I can send you the file! Cheers!

EtherBlu replied 9th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago

E-mail id sent!

Cheers :)

BradoSanz 8th Jan 2015 22:17 - 10 years ago

on XyIlent - Someone Like You by XyIlent

LOL i thought we could edit our stuff but apparently not :P My apologies for flood-posting.

XyIlent replied 8th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago

lol its ok dude XD

and you most likely are right about the chords although i wouldn't change it.
When i make a remix i dont tend to listen to the original song before i produce the remix, reason is, (for me) because i want to take the track in a direction that i want to take it, and not be sort of 'controlled' by the original. dont get me wrong i LOVE the original song, but ive not listened to it in months.

So reason is for the vocals and chords changing at different times from the original is basically because im not working from the song, if you know what i mean. Im working from what sounds right to me at the time of producing, even if it technically isnt right haha.

I dunno if that makes much sense haha. its really hard to explain lol

Thanks for the comment man :) ... All 4 of them ;)

BradoSanz 8th Jan 2015 22:15 - 10 years ago

on XyIlent - Someone Like You by XyIlent

In the first part before she starts to sing "I hate to turn up out of the blue..." Are her notes placed on the wrong bar or she singing slower than the song? I don't know if this was intended but I recall in the original song, the chords change at a different time than was done in this remix. Something doesn't feel quite right there, to me at least. Overall, great job with your mix! Keep up this music, I really do dig your stuff. Cheers!

BradoSanz 8th Jan 2015 22:13 - 10 years ago

on XyIlent - Someone Like You by XyIlent

Are her notes placed on the wrong bar or she singing slower than the song? I don't know if this was intended but I recall in the original song, the chords change at a different time than was done in this remix. Something doesn't feel quite right, to me at least. Overall, great job with your mix! Keep up this music, I really do dig your stuff. Cheers!

BradoSanz 8th Jan 2015 22:10 - 10 years ago

on XyIlent - Someone Like You by XyIlent

Is it just me or are her notes placed on the wrong bar? I don't know if this was intended but I recall in the original song, the chords change at a different time than was done in this remix. They seem off-sync, to me at least. Great job! Keep up this music, I really do dig your stuff. Cheers!

BradoSanz 8th Jan 2015 10:24 - 10 years ago

on Thing Called Love - Above n Beyond Ether Blu Cover by EtherBlu

Your mix is excellent. I like the low-end and how it comes through without overriding the rest of the frequency spectrum. Something I did find interesting, though, was that by playing around with the levels at

90 Hz (with a Q-factor of 3.97)
310 Hz (w/ a Q-factor of 3.38) and
810 Hz (w/ a Q-factor of 2.88)

helps to improve the overall clarity and juiciness of your mix. For instance, playing around with the 700-850 Hz really helps the vocals stand out in the mix while still remaining nicely balanced with the rest the other instruments. While it is only a slight change, I think it boosts the overall power and clarity of your song and would consider it at least worth messing with! Cheers and great job!

EtherBlu replied 8th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago

Hey There,

Firstly, Thank you so much for commenting. Really appreciate the efforts you took, just to make my track sound better. I would love you to try something out and send it across. I'll be eagerly waiting for it. Checking out your mixes in a while.

Thanks again! :)

Ether Blu.

BradoSanz 8th Jan 2015 09:24 - 10 years ago

on Zombie - Insomnia featuring Farisha by Insomnia2015

I like the way your music sounds on the track "Zombie". sounds rich and juicy, though I have a few things I'd like to point out that stood out to me. I felt that Farisha's voice was a little overpowered by the lead synth at the point when she sings "stab me right in the heart" I think simply raising the volume of her voice and gently rolling back the synth's volume when she sings will solve this problem. Cheers and great job regardless!

Insomnia2015 replied 11th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago

hey thanks for the feedback! i totally agree with you too btw. the vocals are a bit tricky to mess with on that track. i know exactly where your talking about where the lyrics are a little low, but the vocal overtones seem to over power the track entirely if i emphasize that part too much :/ perhaps some compression might help. i'll have to mess with it some more though. anyways, thanks for the input again man!

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