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How I Mix To Memphis - Beerhunter - 05-06-2021
Hello There!
This is my mix to this song. I make it in FL studio. I welcome any comments.
I leave out the distorted guitars in background. I don’t think this song requires that. This keep the song much clearer and more transparent. I try using not too many effect (delay, reverb), for natural feeling.
Please comment!
Have nice day!
Updated!
I delete the first version. 2nd version:
I built up the whole drum sound from the zero. The cymbals are less loud and harsh. The snare also got better. The lead vocal is brighter.
RE: How I Mix To Memphis - LukasL - 05-06-2021
Hey Beerhunter,
good call on leaving the distorded guitars out.
The main issue for me here are the drums and vocals:
The vocals are very dark and muddyin comparison to the rest of the mix. The drums on the other hand are very bright the cymbals sound harsh to me.
I would try bringing them both to a happy medium
Cheers,
Lukas
RE: How I Mix To Memphis - Beerhunter - 05-06-2021
Hello Lukas!
Thank you very much for your advice! I'm trying to fix it. :)
RE: How I Mix To Memphis - Beerhunter - 05-06-2021
Here is the second version (in the first post).
I built up the whole drum sound from the zero. The cymbals are less loud and harsh. The snare also got better. The lead vocal is brighter.
I look forward to your replies.