How to fix a not good mixed track [remastering Butcher]

Today we are doing all we can to make my track Butcher sound as good as possible fixing a bulk of issues in the original recording which in my opinion was mixed not very good.
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[@privatevoidnoname7421]

that's god's work, pretty hard mix to work with! if I can suggest anything, would be easing the input gain before loading the plugins to restore some dynamics. maybe load a fruity balance at -6db or something and then add your chain, then anything that will eventually add gain (like eq bosts and spiff (mostly spiff) will also restore the tracks dynamics. keep up the good work!

[@idrinktapwater6174]

This seems like actual magic, thank you

[@ovasenpai]

Really professional results!. Good job

[@ArtyBob]

very nice approach i will try it!

[@jamestxi]

Wow that Spiff Transient booster is insane!

[@xPr0DiiGyxLORDsh]

I really appreciate your video. Thank you!

[@dnk_neurofunk]

i didn't know you made youtube videos. this is better than some patreon content!

[@B4LR0N]

Nice work. I like the Spiff use case. Gonna think about that the next time it gets on sale :)

[@Nortsan197]

Really good

[@freshmint5130]

Nice man! Never used spliff, will try it

[@riegerdnb]

this plugin is sick, definitely worth a shot

[@escapegulag4317]

sick

[@vitalitsikhanau4626]

Not bad bro

[@flstudioludwig]

Thank you so much !!!! ❤❤❤ 🎉 quick, easy and powerful. Its possible to make some tut about transients? Thank you so much. ❤

[@riegerdnb]

Glad you found it useful!

[@mvdomusic9392]

Gg bro made it look ezz

[@bammo1988]

Sick video. Is soothe a must buy or can I use fab filter DS the same?

[@riegerdnb]

soothe2 is unbeatable at what he's doing :)

[@frane_29]

Nice stuff bro, so you must see the frequency spectrum of the entire track to de if it is balanced or not?

[@riegerdnb]

Most likely you're going to see it there if something is really happening, however there are a few cases in which spectrum might look great but your ears detect an issue, so we use both at the same time

[@Vanvill]

Bro you didn't even put your Pro-Q on linear phase mode, this is the first thing you should do when making eq adjustment in sub registor

[@riegerdnb]

@@Chicken-1923 Most billboard top 100 songs are not EDM =) Any stereo in lows can create phasing issues depending on listeners environment, I prefer my tracks to have clear mono sub so it sounds the same anywhere. It is the most important part of energy heavy EDM music, I don't want my sub to disappear for no reason in the club

[@riegerdnb]

Sometimes I do so, sometimes I don't. It depends on what I hear. If it sounds ok - I can live with that :)

[@riegerdnb]

@@Chicken-1923 kind of the same, however it takes way more skill to make stereo lows the way it doesn't ruin the sound. I don't think I'm on that level yet, so I prefer not to risk at the moment.

[@faylmusic]

Why do you rendered the track before you used spiff? there shouldn't be any difference right?

[@riegerdnb]

Yes. I did that because for unknown reason my DAW starts to lag so hard if I put soothe and spiff on one mixer track at the same time.

[@AlvoGTR]

@@riegerdnb soothe is a fucking monster after every single bit of processing power your computer can squeeze out, i imagine spiff and any other oeksound plugin is the same. sounds about right that they'd get into a dick fight to the death over your cpu.

[@mastfamastfa1256]

Thanks But don't forget to put your EQ into linear phase Mode .

[@riegerdnb]

That's solid note! Most of the times it should be done. However sometimes I try to use regular mode and listen if that works better. Never know what's going to work :)

[@Randy-nb6fw]

i like to use linear phase for messing with low end to avoid phase issues and regular for mids and treble, witch preserves transients slightly better than linear imo