13-12-2015, 05:30 PM
For example in intro, I feel that the kick is alone in the front and rest of the band naturally on the same stage. I guess that's sonic question. The snap of the kick in your mix is not typical to this genre. It kind of feels to be an added modern element in otherwise truely retro sound.
Maybe for the same reason it also feels to me that it's too loud, but I'm not so sure about that. Maybe the snap is too loud but otherwise kick is fine.
But these are just my subjective feelings, not objective advices. Some old genres have very puristic audiences. 50's authentic rock'n'roll and old time bluegrass are some of them. For example for some people snare added to bluegrass is blasphemy. So maybe I'm trying too much to think from the perspective of genre, and I'm just acting too puristically now.
To me the vox blends nicely. It doesn't bother me at all.
Maybe for the same reason it also feels to me that it's too loud, but I'm not so sure about that. Maybe the snap is too loud but otherwise kick is fine.
But these are just my subjective feelings, not objective advices. Some old genres have very puristic audiences. 50's authentic rock'n'roll and old time bluegrass are some of them. For example for some people snare added to bluegrass is blasphemy. So maybe I'm trying too much to think from the perspective of genre, and I'm just acting too puristically now.
To me the vox blends nicely. It doesn't bother me at all.