how to mix indian dholak sharp in sonar x3

So it's a drum yes?
 
You would mix it in the same way you'd mix any other drum - in context with the rest of the instrumentation.

eq and parralel processing...
 
good luck, mayby you could elaborate more ....
 
remember, it will depend offcourse how you recorded the dholak, but sharpening the "soer" side (snare side) will affect the sound of  "bam" (bassdrum) side. maybe you can try lowering (resonant) bass frequencies so the sharpness would get more room...

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how to mix indian dholak sharp in sonar x3

Maybe,  it's a tutorial......... 

sorry about that lads
It just tickled me

Are you using Dhoak loop or you want to record?
If you are recording use 2 mics for left and right and you will be able to EQ better.
Please use two mono tracks for the two mics.
Thanks
SG

bristol jonesy,




yes it is drum.actually i m new user of sonar x3 would u like to teach me. which fx i use on that? do u hav any video? can u teach me on skype?

This is a totally wide open question and depends on SO many other things.
 
What other instruments are in your mix?
 
Mixing a single track in isolation will never, ever give the correct result as it needs to be mixed in context with the rest of the instruments.
 
Sorry, don't do skype.

snehunkur,
 
i m using loop and using vst midi total 12 track.can i send to u my composition do u hav wats app?tell me hows that?