25-02-2018, 02:32 PM (This post was last modified: 25-02-2018, 02:37 PM by KMuzic.)
Hi FamousBass
I really enjoyed your mix, very easy to listen to. You nailed the Bass, nice!!
Maybe a little more panning of the guitar, spread the stereo field a bit. and a bit more EQing on the snare, a hair more top , but thats all personal preference.
26-02-2018, 04:06 AM (This post was last modified: 26-02-2018, 04:06 AM by famousbass.)
Thank you very much K,
Yeah, just making a guide mix for my daughter's project.
The bass required trashing that speaker mic, it's a forlorn mess. Just used the DI.
EQ, an amp sim, EQ, followed by two compressors, one to rein it in, the other to put it in the pocket.
I was looking at EQing the snare for a bit for kettle snap but it started to crowd the vocals for my tastes.
You have a point about the gtr. Might try it but I might not! I went 60s on it. Mono-ish.
Overall, my vibe is when you have a pretty good band but everyone is playing a little sloppy, you can't keep tweaking. Make it sit and walk away.
(25-02-2018, 02:32 PM)KMuzic Wrote: Hi FamousBass
I really enjoyed your mix, very easy to listen to. You nailed the Bass, nice!!
Maybe a little more panning of the guitar, spread the stereo field a bit. and a bit more EQing on the snare, a hair more top , but thats all personal preference.
attached: Slow Down - Jessica Childress final mix.mp3
I took your tips on board. Met you half way.
Spent a little time on the BVs while I had it open.
Cut three bass notes inside the track. Sliced off dead air front and back.
Stayed within a small spread on gtr. Why? The drummer and lead vocal are the royalty on the track with the bass a close third. And the keys and gtr are a bit undecided what they're committing to.
Final mix.
Thanks
Regards
(25-02-2018, 02:32 PM)KMuzic Wrote: Hi FamousBass
I really enjoyed your mix, very easy to listen to. You nailed the Bass, nice!!
Maybe a little more panning of the guitar, spread the stereo field a bit. and a bit more EQing on the snare, a hair more top , but thats all personal preference.