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JonKLJ's Mix Living Lie - JonKLJ - 13-05-2020 Hey Folks My attempt at mixing this song. Great band Any feedback is greatly appreciated RE: JonKLJ's Mix Living Lie - ThomasStevenson - 15-05-2020 Hi JonKLJ Thanks for mixing our track ! Sharing some observations as I listen through. - consider removing a bit of high end from the verse guitar - it sounds a touch on the harsh side, and I think it is masking the lead vocal a little - vocal effects sound cool, but a bit hot in the balance - a little distracting - some impact/momentum is lost at the bridge before chorus 1, as the arpeggiated guitar is a bit lower and not as bright (which is ok if comment 1 is addressed). If the intensity picked up here rather than dropped down, you would help it build to the chorus - drums and drum balance sounds good ! - interesting chorus panning. I like it in some respects, but it does pull it a bit left heavy - frequency balance - would be nice to hear a little more of the low frequencies on the bass - depends on the references you chose of course - middle lead guitar section - rhythm guitar on left is louder and brighter in the balance, so the lead part feels pushed back. - "Things you said to me" - really strong 3-5kHz content there - it needs some kind of multiband or dynamic eq or other solution to balance it out - similar content for the outro solo - rhythm content on left is the featured/forefront instrument. - liked that you had some panning and other interest elements going on during the mix - nice - the lead guitar parts would benefit from some delay(s) or reverb - they felt a little stark to me vs. the rest of the mix. I am the guitar player and I won't be offended by these They are all over my own mix. Thanks again for mixing and sharing our song. I hope these observations are helpful. Thomas |