17-08-2014, 06:02 AM
A bit too much bass and snare for my tastes. The vocal doesn't sound all that bad, really. Best suggestion I can make is to sweep it with an EQ and look for the ressonant frequencies. There's at least one in there that sounds like it needs to be notched back by 3-6 dB. Guessing around 1-2 kHz, near the fundamental range of his voice.
I think what I actually did on the vocals in this one was elect to drop the lower frequencies altogether in order to keep him from competing with the other instruments and added a low cut filter with the knee right around that range (with like a -6dB/octave slope.) That's part of the battle in some of these, making sure every insrument has its own space in the spectrum and then figuring out how to make sure that the others don't step on it.
I think what I actually did on the vocals in this one was elect to drop the lower frequencies altogether in order to keep him from competing with the other instruments and added a low cut filter with the knee right around that range (with like a -6dB/octave slope.) That's part of the battle in some of these, making sure every insrument has its own space in the spectrum and then figuring out how to make sure that the others don't step on it.
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