Went a bit out of the box with both of these. Tripled each guitar and vocal track and panned them differently in groups of 2, added reverb and different on each to add a fake spacial ambiance to give it some width. When I did this, it helped the guitars on the vocal tracks sit a bit better with the actual guitar tracks. All ran through tape emulation and a bit of saturation to give it some vintage bite. Thought I would have a bit of fun and get as close to completely ruining the mix as I could and then dialing it back a tad.
Second mix is a bit more conservative... I used 4 tracks each, brought the panning closer to center for each and a bit less reverb, and brought down the tape emulation/saturation. Brought down low end a tad @ 200hz, but maybe a bit too much.
I think the 2nd mix works a bit better, but they're pretty close
Second mix is a bit more conservative... I used 4 tracks each, brought the panning closer to center for each and a bit less reverb, and brought down the tape emulation/saturation. Brought down low end a tad @ 200hz, but maybe a bit too much.
I think the 2nd mix works a bit better, but they're pretty close