25-04-2012, 10:17 AM
(25-04-2012, 09:15 AM)uzilevi Wrote: hi mike i sent the mix for james 3 weeks ago and he loved the bass and the overall feel. it more for the artist to say to me what he likes .if he will say its not good i will fix it, its is work.
In principle I agree with you, but remember that the artist may not realise quite how far certain aspects of the mix might be improved. It's a question of whether you're aiming for a client who's 'happy enough' or 'as happy as possible'. I prefer to aim more for the latter than the former if I can, but I realise that there has to be an element of practicality about that, because otherwise you could go on tweaking a mix forever.
Quote:please (not to sinical )do you think you must fix avrything or jast enough for the track to live and be inspiring.
My general views on this kind of thing are fairly succinctly expressed here, so I won't use up screenspace repeating them again. I agree that you should only fix "enough for the track to be live and inspiring" -- the real question is "when is enough?", and that's where I take a different view from you.
Quote:sory for my english it not my main language i didnt think you will be offended by it ,it was my way to say im all in and loving it
No problem -- I realise that we may end up with a lot of non-native speakers here, and I'll let you know soon enough if I think you're being offensive.
