20-03-2013, 03:46 PM
Hi Hamish
Well, i listened to your mix and wanted to tell you how interesting i find your approach, nothing to see with mine.
I'm not fan of the stereo chorus effect on the bass intro, but it's a matter of taste... Be aware that it almost disappears in mono !
Your snare is a bit ringing at a certain frequency.. i'd say around 500hz... and lacks of definition in the center of the mix, it's like it's on the sides... feels strange...
Maybe your kick could be much louder, to match the bass balance ?
I love your guitar solo sound, how did you manage it ? i really like it's clarity and dynamic control (it has huge dynamic when recorded).
Maybe some synth parts are too loud (at 4'00" ...) and some are too low ...
Good balance, but you should, if i may, work on crucial point like kick and snare, to make a solid base for the rest to gravitate around.
Let's go for a V2 ?
PS:master is at a relative good level for my taste, yes it's loud, but it doesn't squash everything.
Well, i listened to your mix and wanted to tell you how interesting i find your approach, nothing to see with mine.
I'm not fan of the stereo chorus effect on the bass intro, but it's a matter of taste... Be aware that it almost disappears in mono !
Your snare is a bit ringing at a certain frequency.. i'd say around 500hz... and lacks of definition in the center of the mix, it's like it's on the sides... feels strange...
Maybe your kick could be much louder, to match the bass balance ?
I love your guitar solo sound, how did you manage it ? i really like it's clarity and dynamic control (it has huge dynamic when recorded).
Maybe some synth parts are too loud (at 4'00" ...) and some are too low ...
Good balance, but you should, if i may, work on crucial point like kick and snare, to make a solid base for the rest to gravitate around.
Let's go for a V2 ?
PS:master is at a relative good level for my taste, yes it's loud, but it doesn't squash everything.