20-06-2020, 09:58 PM
(20-06-2020, 01:36 AM)FytaKyte Wrote:I agree that the key to making the chorus arrive is the vocals, which is what I will be focusing my attention on.Krabbe Wrote:About the 200-400, I've added wide guitar busses an octave down in the chorus to make the arrangement breathe more, because I felt there weren't these "natural breathing elements" in the arrangement. I admit, I was a test to see, if this was a path to follow here on out, because I experience a lot of ... "uncomplete" arrangements.The octave down thing would explain the low mid congestion. The guitars on this mix were already very muddy sounding, so I think that might be exacerbating the issue. I'd suggest looking into vocal ambience - mainly delays - as a way to help the chorus "arrive" better
The drum comps are API2500 with the slowest attack settings, so maybe I should find a drum comp with slower attack option. Any suggestions?
Regarding the drums, could it be possible that the transients are being blunted later in the signal path - perhaps at the master buss comp and/or limiter?
Usually I wouldn't suspect nor the drum bus (max -2dB) or the limiter (max -2dB) to cause issues. However, it's obvious that something's not "quite there", why everything is up for grabs.
I appreciate your input, and I will most definitely this keep it in mind, when I have another go at this.
Cheers
I have a Polish friend, who is a sound engineer. Oh, and a Czech one too.
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