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Ethan Winer: 'Cello Concerto in A Minor' - JeffMaestro - 08-01-2023
Hello again,
Starting 2023 on a classical note. Your comments please. Thanks.
RE: Ethan Winer: 'Cello Concerto in A Minor' - Lynx_TWO - 09-01-2023
(08-01-2023, 10:25 AM)JeffMaestro Wrote: Hello again,Definitely seems way too mono, not enough reverb to give it a live feel...
Starting 2023 on a classical note. Your comments please. Thanks.
RE: Ethan Winer: 'Cello Concerto in A Minor' - JeffMaestro - 11-01-2023
(09-01-2023, 06:15 PM)Lynx_TWO Wrote:Lynx_TWO,(08-01-2023, 10:25 AM)JeffMaestro Wrote: Hello again,Definitely seems way too mono, not enough reverb to give it a live feel...
Starting 2023 on a classical note. Your comments please. Thanks.
Thanks for taking your time to listen to my mix, really apreciate. My humble attempt was focused on retaining the environment (Or room if you like). I did a brief reading on these kind of performances and learnt that retaining detail of room sound is key. if you pay attention to each instrument you notice how each carries a reverb, any further room treatment has to be done cautiously, way too mono? There's L, C and R I didnt go further than 60 either end i agree, but what that does is to enhance a natural depth, when you do your work with spliting the bands you'll get the joy of hearing every player in unison, that my friend is why top dollar is paid for these performances, i have your mix and very entertained to be honest, i get your perspective its what id do, ..traditions
....thanks again.