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RE: Johnny Lokke - Whisper To A Scream - Pedaling Prince - 16-03-2014
(15-03-2014, 12:53 PM)Moonwrist Wrote: I made a new version. The file is in the first post.
I reduced low mids of bass a little lower. Around 200-250 hz.
This sounded better to me than little higher but feel free to disagree
It can be that in my mix the guitar sounds are a little bit thin and I could have cut the bass more and add that missing low end to the guitars.
That also give more room for the snare and it sounds more clear but I also increased a little bit more presence boost to the snare.
And then I reduced high boost of the kicks.
Ooh! Very nice! I love the "space" that the reverb gives to the vocals, and how the reverb manages to cut through the wall of guitars, but not overbearingly so. You've carved a nice notch out for the kick drum, too; despite all that's going on the kick still has plenty of... well, kick.
I'd love to have a copy of the 24-bit master on this one; might consider adding it to my iPhone as an Apple Lossless, at least have it in my collection on the computer.
RE: Johnny Lokke - Whisper To A Scream - takka360 - 19-05-2014
Far too much bottom end .