Sounds good at this end.
I'm very familiar with this song, but haven't posted a mix of it so-far.
A few things to consider:
Don't know if you've seen the Telefunken 'Live from the Lab' video that goes with this song?
If not, it will give you some extra perspective on the guitar positions. From what I'm hearing,
both guitars are out of balance; the one of the left [as seen on the video] on is too loud, and the
other one on the right [as seen on the video] is quite ''buried' in this mix. Both guitars compliment
each other very nicely when balanced. I like what you did with the drum kit (the toms in particular).
The guitar 'solo' part [as seen on the video] is played on the left guitar; having it positioned to the
right (in this mix) weighs it down very heavily on the right during that solo and it overpowers the
whole band at that juncture. Lastly; maybe a little more 'air' in the vocal would help?
These are just my initial observations; it is a tricky mix, but I'd say you're well on-track and hope
this information helps in some way.
Robert.
I'm very familiar with this song, but haven't posted a mix of it so-far.
A few things to consider:
Don't know if you've seen the Telefunken 'Live from the Lab' video that goes with this song?
If not, it will give you some extra perspective on the guitar positions. From what I'm hearing,
both guitars are out of balance; the one of the left [as seen on the video] on is too loud, and the
other one on the right [as seen on the video] is quite ''buried' in this mix. Both guitars compliment
each other very nicely when balanced. I like what you did with the drum kit (the toms in particular).
The guitar 'solo' part [as seen on the video] is played on the left guitar; having it positioned to the
right (in this mix) weighs it down very heavily on the right during that solo and it overpowers the
whole band at that juncture. Lastly; maybe a little more 'air' in the vocal would help?
These are just my initial observations; it is a tricky mix, but I'd say you're well on-track and hope
this information helps in some way.
Robert.
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