Greetings! Although this is not the first mix I've done from this website, it is the first one I'm posting. (More to come soon.) 
I'm very old-school in my approach to mixing. I even like to "limit" myself or pretend certain modern conveniences are not available to me. I also use compression a lot more sparingly than most.
I like the Mark Knopfler/Bob Dylan meets The Rolling Stones sound here. I decided to mute the first guitar track and use the two alternate tracks, as I liked the way it gave a Rolling Stones-like "dual guitar attack" style. This song reminded me a lot of Street Fighting Man, and The Beggars Banquet album in general.
I felt that all the mixes I listened to of "Comfort" needed some serious amounts of low cut, which I did on my mix. It will most certainly be a bit brighter and more open than the mixes I listened to. I hope that those of you who listen and critique don't find it too thin. Some of the tracks I felt could have been recorded better at the source, but we all have the limitation(s) of doing the best we can with what we have at the moment.
Everyone please feel free to criticize (constructively of course) to your hearts' content.
Stu
P.S. All my mixes are done in PreSonus Studio One
I'm very old-school in my approach to mixing. I even like to "limit" myself or pretend certain modern conveniences are not available to me. I also use compression a lot more sparingly than most.
I like the Mark Knopfler/Bob Dylan meets The Rolling Stones sound here. I decided to mute the first guitar track and use the two alternate tracks, as I liked the way it gave a Rolling Stones-like "dual guitar attack" style. This song reminded me a lot of Street Fighting Man, and The Beggars Banquet album in general.
I felt that all the mixes I listened to of "Comfort" needed some serious amounts of low cut, which I did on my mix. It will most certainly be a bit brighter and more open than the mixes I listened to. I hope that those of you who listen and critique don't find it too thin. Some of the tracks I felt could have been recorded better at the source, but we all have the limitation(s) of doing the best we can with what we have at the moment.
Everyone please feel free to criticize (constructively of course) to your hearts' content.
Stu
P.S. All my mixes are done in PreSonus Studio One