That's some sweet beep boops

As for feedback: high percussion like those claves can really pop out of a mix. Even worse: your ears get used to them over time, so when you're working on a track for a longer time it becomes hard to spot that they're a bit loud.

Good stuff, I'm sure this would be a nice fit for a variety of videogame settings.

That's some sweet beep boops <3 As for feedback: high percussion like those claves can really pop out of a mix. Even worse: your ears get used to them over time, so when you're working on a track for a longer time it becomes hard to spot that they're a bit loud. Good stuff, I'm sure this would be a nice fit for a variety of videogame settings.

Oh those smooth scales that fade in toward the end of the track are LIT. Definitely works well for a video game. I'm reminded of 16-bit era jrpgs.

Oh those smooth scales that fade in toward the end of the track are LIT. Definitely works well for a video game. I'm reminded of 16-bit era jrpgs.

nice fade in! very abrupt ending haha

nice fade in! very abrupt ending haha

I like the sounds in this a lot. The track has a nice minimalistic feel to it (in a good way)!

I like the sounds in this a lot. The track has a nice minimalistic feel to it (in a good way)!

100%, this happens to me every time I use a clave (I have some physical ones!)

one mixing tip is to turn down the volume so the track is inaudible, and slowly increase - the loudest thing will become the first audible, so you would have heard the claves a lot sooner than anything else.

Excited for your OP-1F works!

[quote=Dustsucker]That's some sweet beep boops <3 As for feedback: high percussion like those claves can really pop out of a mix. Even worse: your ears get used to them over time, so when you're working on a track for a longer time it becomes hard to spot that they're a bit loud. Good stuff, I'm sure this would be a nice fit for a variety of videogame settings.[/quote] 100%, this happens to me every time I use a clave (I have some physical ones!) one mixing tip is to turn down the volume so the track is inaudible, and slowly increase - the loudest thing will become the first audible, so you would have heard the claves a lot sooner than anything else. Excited for your OP-1F works!

That is a great tip thank you!

[quote=orangedrink][quote=Dustsucker]That's some sweet beep boops <3 As for feedback: high percussion like those claves can really pop out of a mix. Even worse: your ears get used to them over time, so when you're working on a track for a longer time it becomes hard to spot that they're a bit loud. Good stuff, I'm sure this would be a nice fit for a variety of videogame settings.[/quote] 100%, this happens to me every time I use a clave (I have some physical ones!) one mixing tip is to turn down the volume so the track is inaudible, and slowly increase - the loudest thing will become the first audible, so you would have heard the claves a lot sooner than anything else. Excited for your OP-1F works! [/quote] That is a great tip thank you!