Csharpflat5

it is time brothers and sisters

Really struggling here. I'd say my mix is pretty dynamic for an EDM track and I'm struggling to find a balance between the vocals being too loud and being drowned out when the mix gets louder. Would you say this sounds fine to you? (Skip to 1:00 to skip the intro). https://soundcloud.com/sygonmusic/bastille-pompeii-remix-extended-club-mix/s-lCPPjOEawR1

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My Nvidia GPU failed so I want to switch my display to Intel Integrated Graphics but there isn't really any in depth tutorials anywhere, was hoping someone here could guide me. I've enabled it in Multi Display Support in the BIOS but I only have 1 monitor so I need it to go through that one but I can't figure out how. I heard I need to switch some cable to the motherboard but I don't wanna risk anything cos I'm a huge noob at this lol

showbox actually contributed to my childhood like from year 6 all the way till like year 10-11 i used it p much every day lol. i know there's alternatives but none of them did it with the simplicity and efficiency that showbox did. even this sub is now dead which is depressing to see. anyone even still here?

also, if u remember the old eye icon u deserve a veterans account. :)

So I have this track, I'm pretty much 100% satisfied with it, except one tiny little thing. I've had at least 10 people listen to it and tell me they can't hear it but I'm 100% certain it's there. Here's the track https://soundcloud.com/sygonmusic/take-my-hand/s-9Qiy75Fp59m and I'll try to explain what I'm hearing.

In the drop (around 1:40 in) the bassline follows this pattern:

C C C _ D D E B C C C _ B B E B and repeats that

Now for some reason the only time this 'distortion' (best way I can describe it) happens is when the bassline hits B. It sounds like a kind of "wobbling" effect. For the past month or so I've tried everything to at least tame it a little so it's not as noticable but

When creating DJ intros for your tracks is it ok for the intro to be comprised of a filtered kick. The track in question has the kick filtered so much it barely comes through on my phone but I really like the sound of it. I understand that DJs need a steady and clear beat to mix with and I've checked in Audacity and the beat is clearly visible, I'm just worried that this is "wrong" practice and could turn DJs away from my track. Please don't give me "just do what you like" "do what you think sounds best", because this is a technical question lol