02-03-2016, 09:34 PM
Really nice mix, great job. Great balance, nice work with the frequencies and the main vocals sound so good. Like the song very much (also props to the musicians)!
I would consider a few things to fix:
1. More click on the kick because on small speakers you just can't hear when it's hitting.
2. A bit more low end on the snare because although the high end is really nicely done I personally miss a bit of smack from it. Maybe you try the Steven Slate snare force trick
3. A tiny bit of low end on the bass (a dB or two on ~100-125Hz or even a exciter because this bass lacks mass
)
4. A dB or two less volume on the hihat
5. I thing you've overdid a bit with the high end boost. Probably the VCC is set too hot because I can smell a bit of high end distortion especially on the chorus backing vocals which are a bit unpleasant to the ear. Maybe the amount of high end is good but try rather to boost it with eq than with the VCC or whatever else your using.
6. The solo guitars could use a bit of a precise cut around 3-3.5 kHz to remove some hashness and also there is especially too much of that distorted high end in them that I've mentioned in point 5.
7. As usual - automation, some delay, reverb and width changes makes the song a lot more interesting.
Keep up the great work!
Tested on: Yamaha HS7, Behinger Behritone C50A (mono), Microlab FC330, Brainvawz HM5 in a fully adapted room
I would consider a few things to fix:
1. More click on the kick because on small speakers you just can't hear when it's hitting.
2. A bit more low end on the snare because although the high end is really nicely done I personally miss a bit of smack from it. Maybe you try the Steven Slate snare force trick
3. A tiny bit of low end on the bass (a dB or two on ~100-125Hz or even a exciter because this bass lacks mass
)4. A dB or two less volume on the hihat
5. I thing you've overdid a bit with the high end boost. Probably the VCC is set too hot because I can smell a bit of high end distortion especially on the chorus backing vocals which are a bit unpleasant to the ear. Maybe the amount of high end is good but try rather to boost it with eq than with the VCC or whatever else your using.
6. The solo guitars could use a bit of a precise cut around 3-3.5 kHz to remove some hashness and also there is especially too much of that distorted high end in them that I've mentioned in point 5.
7. As usual - automation, some delay, reverb and width changes makes the song a lot more interesting.
Keep up the great work!
Tested on: Yamaha HS7, Behinger Behritone C50A (mono), Microlab FC330, Brainvawz HM5 in a fully adapted room
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