13-06-2018, 12:14 AM
Hello here are my observations
*snare has a bad ringing freq in there. Both it out and put compression on it. 4:1 ratio is usually my starting point.
*intro distort guitars need better balance. I agree right side sounds louder than left. Make sure they have about the same volume in your faders. You could also put them in a bus and compress them so you squash them a lil bit.
*push the toms more to the left and right. There is a lot of space in the stereo field. Don't be afraid to do hard panning left and right when you need to. That leaves more space for kick, bass, and voices to be cleaner.
*last but not least voice. You need to add reverb to it. And a subtle delay. It sounds very dry. The drums could benefit from revert too. They do sound somewhat dry.
Overall this is a great starting point. Hope this helps.
*snare has a bad ringing freq in there. Both it out and put compression on it. 4:1 ratio is usually my starting point.
*intro distort guitars need better balance. I agree right side sounds louder than left. Make sure they have about the same volume in your faders. You could also put them in a bus and compress them so you squash them a lil bit.
*push the toms more to the left and right. There is a lot of space in the stereo field. Don't be afraid to do hard panning left and right when you need to. That leaves more space for kick, bass, and voices to be cleaner.
*last but not least voice. You need to add reverb to it. And a subtle delay. It sounds very dry. The drums could benefit from revert too. They do sound somewhat dry.
Overall this is a great starting point. Hope this helps.