Hello,
I would like some advice.
I have made a kick and a screech.
When I play them together, it sounds like the screech is overlapping with the kick so you get a messy sound.
When I check my frequencies (EQ) I can't see any mistakes. The schreech has higher frequencies and no lows.
Does anyone know how to resolve this problem??
Here's a sample so you can hear the problem:
Kick/Screech overlap
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TheRavestyler
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maybe ur screech is too sharp and loud ??
or the thing that Uncle Loco said.
or the thing that Uncle Loco said.
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Buffelstoot
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Uncle Loco was right! 
Thanx for the replies guys!
I'm gonna watch some mixing and mastering tutorials cause I'm pretty noob at that!
Thanx again!
Thanx for the replies guys!
I'm gonna watch some mixing and mastering tutorials cause I'm pretty noob at that!
Thanx again!
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FreakshowDJ
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Disable the limiter in FL Studio on the master channel, that's the biggest mistake who almost everyone makes in FL Studio.
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