(14-08-2021, 03:38 PM)earforce Wrote: I spent the most time to get the snare sounding to my taste. And the Bass was a bit challenging. The rest was quick.
I didnt like that Telefunken Sessions not much at the beginning, because of the bleeds. Some recordings have more others few. But learned that they are not a great problem, if you deal with right. If you try to get rid of them, your are in trouble.

(14-08-2021, 10:41 PM)401kBC Wrote: [quote pid='111609' dateline='1628951935']
Hello there! I think the mix is balanced very good. bass is good to me, but everything feels slightly bright to contrary though. The snare has a nice top end, to me it sounds peaky around 1-3kish, but its nice. It kinda feels behind some of the elements in the music, so a small Q bump around 200-500hz would give it just a little more size. That chamber track is important to give the drums that big energy feel it needs. Its a big part of the song. It needs to be big, somewhat scooped and hold all of the aftermath sound of the transients hits. Vocals from 4k up could use a de esser, but I think a short, rich sounding, dark plate reverb with a delay of 110ms -150ms would do magic to set the vocals in the right place. Also to keep the listening perception, put it on the guitar solo. I know what you mean about that bleed! I basically set up noise gates where I could put them(Toms, Keys), and I let some of the bleed back through -40dbs or so to not completely kill the energy. Anyways good mix