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Ben Carrigan - Hey Carrie Anne :: Milo Sheppard - whiteditto - 30-06-2017
Here's my mix.
As always, feedback greatly appreciated
RE: Ben Carrigan - Hey Carrie Anne :: Milo Sheppard - Roy - 30-06-2017
I really like it. Especially the vocal quality except for the sibilance. The drums at the end feel a little loud and out of place but I think that's part of the arrangement. It seems weird that they're there for such a short time at the end and feel distracting. Personally I'd consider bringing them down and maybe add a bunch of reverb and put them in the back.
Hope that helps.
RE: Ben Carrigan - Hey Carrie Anne :: Milo Sheppard - whiteditto - 30-06-2017
(30-06-2017, 03:39 AM)RoyMatthews Wrote: I really like it. Especially the vocal quality except for the sibilance. The drums at the end feel a little loud and out of place but I think that's part of the arrangement. It seems weird that they're there for such a short time at the end and feel distracting. Personally I'd consider bringing them down and maybe add a bunch of reverb and put them in the back.
Hope that helps.
Hi Roy,
Thanks very much for your input. After listening back, I agree with you about the drum volume at the end. The vocal sibilance was definitely an overlooked issue too.
Here's a revised mixed based on your feedback.
Once again, thanks for listening.
Milo
RE: Ben Carrigan - Hey Carrie Anne :: Milo Sheppard - waynetd - 14-12-2017
Well done. This is a great mix. Great clarity and a nice balance. I listened to both versions and I definitely prefer the second version.
What was your strategy for treatment of the vocals? They came out nice and clear and pop nicely in the mix.