27-06-2020, 01:26 PM
The vocal feels a bit buried at first then seems to jump in volume at the 2nd verse. At times it's painfully loud.
I'd say if there are too many tracks, simplify the session. You probably don't need the extra drum room tracks. One mic for the acoustics would probably be fine. Same with the strings and cellos. The background vocals could probably be bounced down to stereo tracks for each part. So could the strings and cellos. That would get you down to 50 tracks or so and ease up on both your computer power but also your brain power and you can just focus on the song.
Sort out the vocal issue first though.
Hope that helps.
I'd say if there are too many tracks, simplify the session. You probably don't need the extra drum room tracks. One mic for the acoustics would probably be fine. Same with the strings and cellos. The background vocals could probably be bounced down to stereo tracks for each part. So could the strings and cellos. That would get you down to 50 tracks or so and ease up on both your computer power but also your brain power and you can just focus on the song.
Sort out the vocal issue first though.
Hope that helps.
It doesn't have to sound good. People just need to think it sounds good.