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I'm alright - snurd - 27-07-2013
feedback welcome
RE: I'm alright - bmullen - 28-07-2013
Your overall balance seems pretty good to me. I would say you could get a better sound for the vocals and the snare.
RE: I'm alright - Moonwrist - 28-07-2013
Pan guitars.
Gtr sound really distant.
You could try to put all vocal tracks in a group and compress that. Now there is parts where bvox kind of jump out.
I like the bass sound but compared to that the kick is kind of weak.
RE: I'm alright - snurd - 28-07-2013
Thank you bmullen and moonwrist. I don't have a studio, mixing thru a laptop thru my home music system. will take your advice and have a new mix on soon. thank you for the comments. Very new at this
RE: I'm alright - Moonwrist - 28-07-2013
Well I also do my mixes in my living room.
One advice is to listen other music as a reference. You can compare your sound to some commercial music.
If you have a spotify you can find lot of different genres to use as a reference and you can have more than one song.
Spotify has this "related artists" button that will show you similar music.