Musix mix: Mastering DNB

Musix mix Music News and Reference Mastering DNB 12 Jun 2011, 5:14 am A style of music that is loved by many is the rocket fueled style of drum and bass. Drum and bass is a music for which came from the bedrooms of big cities around the world. It is an exciting mixture of drum loops from the funky styled drummers of the 60’s and heavy duty synthesized sub bass which shakes woofers and bodies alike. Such music has gained a great momentum over the last 17 years and it has now materued and sounds slick, smooth and as aggressive as music comes. There are numerous drum and bass styles and you will find some to be minimal with sparsely layered drum beats with a funky edge or all the way through to heavy and dark sounding distorted attacks. Many drum and bass musicians produce their records at home and as such it can be of great benefit to master the tracks using a professional mastering engineer. often the bass response in an average domestic room is very very uneven and it can make judging how much bass their is in a track very difficult. By the mastering engineer improving the track in an optimized environment (acoustics and the monitors themselves) The tracks are sure to sound right when played out on a big club sound system. The producers and engineers of drum and bass put in a lot of time to perfecting the flow of tracks and overall groove so they should be commended for putting such passion into the music which has endured despite many other genre’s of bass heavy dance music appearing. It is important to have the clarity and neutral response so that the music is presented as best as possible on each and every loudspeaker or set of headphones it is played on. Related Posts: Mastering Metal Music Learn How To Play Jazz Drums Loudness Wars What TO Know Before Producing House Music? The Basics of Jazz Drums You are receiving this email because you subscribed to this feed at blogtrottr.com. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, you can unsubscribe from this feed.