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Hannes Keseberg--MIx.-
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Hi Yermany! Nice slapback on the lead vocal -- like that a lot! Some other thoughts:
  • The sense of reverb/ambience in the mix (particularly on the drums, rhythm guitar, and lead vocal) feels very narrow and 'corridor-ish', which undermines the sense of mainstream production values, where stereo spread tends to be quite widescreen on the whole.
  • You could do with more sub-80Hz energy in the mix as a whole and less 150Hz. Is there a bit too much 2.5kHz too? It feels a touch brittle.
  • The mob vocals are almost inaudible during the Outro, which loses some of the opportunity for opening out that section and making more of a feel-good ending. In a similar vein, the Mid-section and Outro could afford to have more Hammond organ to thicken the texture at those high-energy moments.
  • The kick feels very lightweight compared with the bass and snare, such that the groove doesn't have as much power as I reckon it should.
  • The effects seem to remain pretty static throughout the arrangement, and could do with more dynamic changes to support the arrangement changes. Also, the guitar solo during the Reintro seems to me to be crying out for some kind of delay -- it feels very stark at the moment.
  • You could improve the vocal balancing here. I particularly noticed the level ducking and diving in Chorus 2, for instance. Dynamics processing may be part of the solution, but automation is where the real bonus points lie there.
  • There's not really much to sustain the interest through Verse 2, given that its arrangement feels identical to Verse 1.

Hope some of that's helpful. Thanks for sharing your mix with us all!
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Hannes Keseberg--MIx.- - by Yermany - 09-02-2019, 04:40 AM
RE: Hannes Keseberg--MIx.- - by willjohnson - 10-02-2019, 12:34 AM
RE: Hannes Keseberg--MIx.- - by Mike Senior - 11-02-2019, 07:51 PM
RE: Hannes Keseberg--MIx.- - by Yermany - 12-02-2019, 11:08 PM