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Eddie Garrido - A Cry For Normalcy (Hein-Ivan Mix) - heinim - 28-02-2022
My take on this fine track. Thanks for listening. Cheers!
RE: Eddie Garrido - A Cry For Normalcy (Hein-Ivan Mix) - Equilibrium - 18-03-2022
It is interesting to observe how the same mix can be interpreted in different ways. I made the sound more intimate, neglecting the volume level. Your mix sounds significantly louder, but as a result, less depth. I tried to arrange the tools less in width and more in the distance. I do not have enough compression on Piano, since I tried to keep dynamic shades. You all sound exactly and probably more correctly. But intimacy is not enough. Maybe I am mistaken. This is a subjective look.
Thank you for work!
https://discussion.cambridge-mt.com/showthread.php?tid=42565&pid=116419#pid116419
RE: Eddie Garrido - A Cry For Normalcy (Hein-Ivan Mix) - heinim - 18-03-2022
(18-03-2022, 08:48 PM)Equilibrium Wrote: It is interesting to observe how the same mix can be interpreted in different ways. I made the sound more intimate, neglecting the volume level. Your mix sounds significantly louder, but as a result, less depth. I tried to arrange the tools less in width and more in the distance. I do not have enough compression on Piano, since I tried to keep dynamic shades. You all sound exactly and probably more correctly. But intimacy is not enough. Maybe I am mistaken. This is a subjective look.Hello Equilibrium! Many thanks for the feedback and I do agree, the feeling of a track is interestingly interpreted so differently for each mixer. I did try different approaches to mix this, but ended up with this. Maybe I'll do another mix later on. Cheers!
Thank you for work!
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