15-02-2021, 10:10 PM
(15-02-2021, 02:04 PM)EarWeGo Wrote:Fair enough(15-02-2021, 04:03 AM)Saint Wrote:(14-02-2021, 06:04 PM)EarWeGo Wrote: You've awfully accentuated the nasal noise of the lead vocal (you can hear it the most on the intro), overall it's also too stereo for the lead, you can hear the singer breath on the right ear then going back to the center sometimes.Hi there. Thanks for the comments there, really appreciate the time you've taken. In regards to the nasal tone, this was intentional. I re-amped the vocal into a guitar cabinet and mixed it in with the dry. It really brings a present and resonant tone into the vocal to make it sound different and a bit weird. I learnt the trick at the studio I work at. I like it, but I understand it isn't for everyone.
Maybe you didn't understand what I was referring to, the dry vocal track of the lead singer has some nasty noise coming from the nose cavity of the singer, and it's really horrible to hear by definition, it's a flaw, and in your mix you've make it even more hearable, so that's not a problem of adding harmonic or changing tone nor taste.