Great feedback! Thank you.
-The idea of a more distant, but dynamically smashed vocal, here, was to make the listener to turn up the volume and bathe in the actual instruments, not just the vocal, if that makes sense. For some heavier, rock mixes, I've side-chained the vox to main guitars, and sometimes, the overheads, wich works well. With that being said, my ears don't have the best high and response, and also, I changed my monitoring setup, so it migt have had an impact.
-Backing vocal's effect can be thanked to Fix Doubler. Amazing Plugin.
-Low mid buildup-I'll blame it on my bedroom, again.
Nothing a bit of eq-ing can't solve.
-Organ resonance-Also an experiment, to my ear, it works, but can be distracting. A pair of shimmering plugins might've been mixed in too mutch.
Rest, and almost all actually, I think is down to sheer taste. This song somehow reminded me of Pink Floyd's Divison Bell, wich subconciously dictated my actions and mixing decisions.
-The idea of a more distant, but dynamically smashed vocal, here, was to make the listener to turn up the volume and bathe in the actual instruments, not just the vocal, if that makes sense. For some heavier, rock mixes, I've side-chained the vox to main guitars, and sometimes, the overheads, wich works well. With that being said, my ears don't have the best high and response, and also, I changed my monitoring setup, so it migt have had an impact.
-Backing vocal's effect can be thanked to Fix Doubler. Amazing Plugin.
-Low mid buildup-I'll blame it on my bedroom, again.
Nothing a bit of eq-ing can't solve. -Organ resonance-Also an experiment, to my ear, it works, but can be distracting. A pair of shimmering plugins might've been mixed in too mutch.
Rest, and almost all actually, I think is down to sheer taste. This song somehow reminded me of Pink Floyd's Divison Bell, wich subconciously dictated my actions and mixing decisions.