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Marcus Boeltz: 'Shut Up And Play' - tmsuh - 03-10-2017
I can not tell you what it is.
Please enjoy it.
thank you.
RE: Marcus Boeltz: 'Shut Up And Play' - crownoise - 03-10-2017
(03-10-2017, 08:36 AM)tmsuh Wrote: I can not tell you what it is.
Please enjoy it.
thank you.
Hey tmsuh! Grate mix, i like it! It feels breathy and not to clamped, you retained the dept well without any weird harsh-unmusical frequencies. Just maybe the lead guitar is a bit sterile but i think thats okay, it cuts well. I also believe that the sidechannels are a bit to dominent in the fx-land. I think by adding some more dry frequencies there it could be even more "loud".
RE: Marcus Boeltz: 'Shut Up And Play' - tmsuh - 03-10-2017
It is a wonderful point.
I also think so.
I was going to try to make Steve Bai feel ... I guess it did not work out.
I'll fix it.
Thank you very much.
RE: Marcus Boeltz: 'Shut Up And Play' - thedon - 04-10-2017
Listening to both mixes on headphones ,both mixes are good sounding mixes ,I like the mastered version but like the upper frequencies of the guitars and snare in your first mix ,but it comes down to personal taste , a pro mastering engineer would make your mix sound awesome !
Well Done
