08-01-2014, 05:08 PM
Hello. I listened the mix in post #12.
Like already said/wrote lead voc should be more up front and to help in that guitars could go a little back. Maybe some reverb with er-preset could create depth to guitars without muding the sound.
That lead voc reverb can make the lead voc sound distant if guitars are dry no matter what the levels are. Other trick to try out is increase the predelay of the lead voc reverb to give illusion of the voc to be near and the reverb behind it.
Bass could have some character or edge or sharpness. Now it sound kind of natural when all the other instrument doesn't. Don't know your plugin arsenal but for free you could try VOS ThrillseekerXTC or some other magic saturation plugin or even re-amp.
And I think there is room to bring drum ohs up a little bit.
Like already said/wrote lead voc should be more up front and to help in that guitars could go a little back. Maybe some reverb with er-preset could create depth to guitars without muding the sound.
That lead voc reverb can make the lead voc sound distant if guitars are dry no matter what the levels are. Other trick to try out is increase the predelay of the lead voc reverb to give illusion of the voc to be near and the reverb behind it.
Bass could have some character or edge or sharpness. Now it sound kind of natural when all the other instrument doesn't. Don't know your plugin arsenal but for free you could try VOS ThrillseekerXTC or some other magic saturation plugin or even re-amp.
And I think there is room to bring drum ohs up a little bit.
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