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Seat back! My take on it - TheLocaCola - 29-04-2020
Hey there.
(General Kenobi!!
)Mixed on Logic Pro X, to around 14 LUFS
Am digging this song... the choir gave me the hardest time.. correcting that one singer ? didn't really work with my pitching, so I took some rather good ones out and used them the whole song..
Actually I also automated lots of the LV, not because they really needed it, rather since I wanted to get everything out of his voice, which I really like!
Played around a bit with stereo spread, to give that thing a good field to breathe in...
Maybe the vocals in general are a bit too far back, but we all know there is no arguing about taste...
Still, I would be happy over any feedback!
Thanks for listening
EDIT: and now I´ve also got the mix online... sorry
RE: Seat back! My take on it - asking for feedback - Friggy - 29-04-2020
Very nice! Only two things that I would want changed. One being the pokiness of the guitars. Maybe a multiband comp around 1k could soften those random notes that jump out. That's more of a personal thing though, cause they really annoyed me when I was working on this song.
Second thing would be to raise some of those extra details you added. Like the stuff around :25. They sound cool and I wouldn't mind hearing them just a little more.
RE: Seat back! My take on it - asking for feedback - TheLocaCola - 30-04-2020
Thank you for the feedback!!
I know what you mean by the pokiness/harshness of the guitars, and am going to try that multibandcompression, update is coming!
Though I automated the guitars to be louder in the singers pauses
But let's see what the compression does!
Thank you for the feedback!