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RE: Alex The Adventurer - Voelund - 11-02-2014
Great mix - listened 2nd version. You could give the last note a little more beef :-)
I think the piano is a tad too loud and agree about the boomy drum sound, but its minor things. Sound much better !
RE: Alex The Adventurer - juanjose1967 - 11-02-2014
Here it is with those small changes:
- piano is -1 db
- I've tried to make the drum sound less boomy
- and I've given more strength to the outro hit.
So I think that I only need Indiana to start running because the rest of the set is ready by now!
RE: Alex The Adventurer - ALX - 11-02-2014
Pauli. You are the man. We can all learn something from this kind of in depth info from a classical musicians point of view. Emotion, Emotion, Emotion. At the end of this musical piece you should feel like you have been touched inside. It sounds better and better with every revision juanjose1967.
RE: Alex The Adventurer - juanjose1967 - 11-02-2014
thank you ALX
RE: Alex The Adventurer - Voelund - 11-02-2014
Yah :-)
RE: Alex The Adventurer - thedon - 12-02-2014
Sounds even better
!RE: Alex The Adventurer - therecordingguy - 25-10-2015
I have listened to your second mix. It was very well balanced. Sometimes you could use some more automation to help built tension such as at arount 0:30