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RE: On the line mix - Voelund - 24-09-2013
Cool - just what i was lookin for :-) thank you
RE: On the line mix - flyrecords - 24-09-2013
thanks to you
RE: On the line mix - Aris - 09-12-2013
Hello, very nice mix and arrangement. I would preferred a bit of cello more but sounds great. I liked also the way you treated the mandolins.
Greetings.
RE: On the line mix - flyrecords - 09-12-2013
(09-12-2013, 08:27 PM)Aris Wrote: Hello, very nice mix and arrangement. I would preferred a bit of cello more but sounds great. I liked also the way you treated the mandolins.
Greetings.
Thanks Aris!!! to serve you
from Argentina
Sergio
RE: On the line mix - pauli - 11-02-2014
The reverb on the mandolin is lovely... it's breaking my heart. the upfront and intimate vocal has the same quality... excellent job capturing the emotions and highlighting a very wonderful vocal performance. Interesting choice burying the cellos when so many have tried to let them peek through here and there; it is a different approach but it sounds very good.
maybe the cellos could come up during the instrumental break? maybe ease off the high pass filtering a little in those sections too to give them a little more girth?
Lovely mix... lush and clear as crystal. Thank you for sharing.