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My mix of Lead Inc- the Inner Circle - kopelvaproduction - 04-11-2016
here is my mix.
feedback would be appreciated!
RE: My mix of Lead Inc- the Inner Circle - BlondPanda - 04-06-2017
Heyo, you've got the overall balance down, a couple of things need changing, though.
Maybe boost the top on the kick a bit, since it gets lost in the mix. I tend to boost around 3k and 10k for most kick drums and it usually works. Sweep around in your EQ and see what works.
The snare could use a bit of compression with a medium to slow attack to give it some punch at help it sit right in the mix.
Lower the overheads a bit or cut some top in the room mics, to get of some of the more annoying top end.
Don't be afraid to go all out when panning the guitars. The left and right tracks here have two different tones, which should help a lot with stereo separation.
The guitars are quite muddy, there's probably a lot of annoying content in the lower mids. 250hz to 500hz tends to be a problem zone for many instruments.
Automate the vocals a little. At times they sit right but at other times they are simply too loud.
That's it. Keep doing what you're doing, man.