Hello Koga
You'll probably hate me for this comment Lol
*Drums and Bass are too low in the mix
*Vocals feel too upfront (I'm sure this would feel different if Bass and Drums would be louder.
*Guitars are too thin (they feel more so because bass and drums aren't really there to provide that low end)
You gotta work more on your balancing technique. Just trying to help.
P.S. when you spend hours in a mix, your ears get tired and after 2 or 3 hours you should take a break and then come back to listen to what you did. You'd be surprise at how DIFFERENT
your mix sounds after you thought (its good) but turns out you don't even like it. Has happened to me and I'm sure it's happened to most of us in the forum.
You'll probably hate me for this comment Lol
*Drums and Bass are too low in the mix
*Vocals feel too upfront (I'm sure this would feel different if Bass and Drums would be louder.
*Guitars are too thin (they feel more so because bass and drums aren't really there to provide that low end)
You gotta work more on your balancing technique. Just trying to help.
P.S. when you spend hours in a mix, your ears get tired and after 2 or 3 hours you should take a break and then come back to listen to what you did. You'd be surprise at how DIFFERENT
your mix sounds after you thought (its good) but turns out you don't even like it. Has happened to me and I'm sure it's happened to most of us in the forum.