29-03-2019, 03:52 PM
I think those changes help the mix. My only thought is if the congas get in the way of the mandolin. They kind of have a similar sound. Or do they help to reinforce each other? The conga hits on the right feel a little loud but there might be some midrange that could be cut from them instead of bringing the whole track down. Interestingly they're in the same range of the body tone of the acoustic. I'm not sure if it makes sense to swap the conga mics back to balance out the tones. The main conga plays off of the mandolin and the lower conga hits match the low end of the acoustic. Or they work better as is. Just a minor thought.