This song has been playing in my head. It has asked me to do real retro retro sound. (My first version was quite modern sounding)
So here's my beatlesmix. No highs, no lows. Drums are just one mono instrument in right, bass left, cowbell loud and proud...
This mix was very fun to do. It was quite challenging to make it sound listenable and balanced in headphones, when drums were totally right and bass opposite.
While I was listening beatles, rolling stones, led zeppelin, ccr as a reference, I was just amazed how good the Sound. I understand that they don't fulfill any modern clinical standards, but they just have some kind of magical frequency balances between instruments that cannot be done as such, if you "must" use full spectrum from 30 to 20000 hz. (Well, no big deal, I don't hear anything above 14 K).
So, please Voelund, next night I want to sleep in peace without you singing constantly to my ears "Hey, gather around for a story..."
EDIT: THis first mix is missing piano and hammond by accident. Corrected version added to later post
So here's my beatlesmix. No highs, no lows. Drums are just one mono instrument in right, bass left, cowbell loud and proud...
This mix was very fun to do. It was quite challenging to make it sound listenable and balanced in headphones, when drums were totally right and bass opposite.
While I was listening beatles, rolling stones, led zeppelin, ccr as a reference, I was just amazed how good the Sound. I understand that they don't fulfill any modern clinical standards, but they just have some kind of magical frequency balances between instruments that cannot be done as such, if you "must" use full spectrum from 30 to 20000 hz. (Well, no big deal, I don't hear anything above 14 K).
So, please Voelund, next night I want to sleep in peace without you singing constantly to my ears "Hey, gather around for a story..."
EDIT: THis first mix is missing piano and hammond by accident. Corrected version added to later post