30-04-2015, 03:34 PM
Getting better with each version jorndyt! 
And I'm glad you're having fun, it's all about that after all! 
It's sounds pretty balanced to me now, good job!
Now one thing I would try to do, is put the snare in a space. It's very dry right now, and it's punchy and snappy during the solo instrumental sections (nice BTW), but I feel that a touch of reverb (a plate perhaps?) could round it up and make it more real.
It's just an impression I get, (there again for the snare, it's more obvious to me in the interlude section), that some tight ambience would help the track, perhaps a touch of room on the drums and overall...
I think your mix sounds good now, really, but at this point, now that you've got everything sounding nice tonally and in levels, I would start mess around with ambience, try to make it sound in a space, work with depth...
Of course, I would advise something very subtle, more in the line of "you don't hear it, but you miss it when it's not there" kind of ambience if you see what I mean.
And I'm glad you're having fun, it's all about that after all! It's sounds pretty balanced to me now, good job!
Now one thing I would try to do, is put the snare in a space. It's very dry right now, and it's punchy and snappy during the solo instrumental sections (nice BTW), but I feel that a touch of reverb (a plate perhaps?) could round it up and make it more real.
It's just an impression I get, (there again for the snare, it's more obvious to me in the interlude section), that some tight ambience would help the track, perhaps a touch of room on the drums and overall...
I think your mix sounds good now, really, but at this point, now that you've got everything sounding nice tonally and in levels, I would start mess around with ambience, try to make it sound in a space, work with depth...
Of course, I would advise something very subtle, more in the line of "you don't hear it, but you miss it when it's not there" kind of ambience if you see what I mean.
"Music, in performance, is a type of sculpture. The air in the performance is sculpted into something." - Frank Zappa
Some air moved here
Some air moved here