For the following mixes I found the originals on a copyright free website. I download each song as individual tracks and imported them in to Cubase which I then edited. I altered the volume, added pans, fades and some reverberation to each track to make it sound better than what it already did.
Mix one
Mix two
Mix three DRAFT
After hearing back this track without headphones on I realized that is was extremely distorted and the
sound was very UN professional
Below is a booklet I created showing all print screens taken throughout this process It shows you exactly how I created them.
Below is my screen shots of when I had to go back and change my mix 3 sound
My third and final mix
Screen shots from the whole project
Evaluation
During the length of this project I had to mix three different tracks. I downloaded them as separate tracks from a copyright free site. I imported them into Cubase in which I then started to mix them. My first mix had six tracks, it was easier to mix than my third mix as my third mix has many more tracks. I listened to each instrument separately and and firstly started experimenting with the software. After my teacher had instructed me on what I could add or improve to my track I started to use fades and transitions so that when people hear the track through headphones it would fade from the left headphone to the right. I kept my first track quite simple especially as it was only around one minute. When it came to my second and third track I added more challenging components to the track, this included reverberation and distortion.
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