03-02-2023, 04:23 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-02-2023, 05:57 PM by Drummer Craig.)
Yes! You nailed it! Both changes sound great to me! Now, that is not to say I am right by any stretch as this is all creative choice and you (and others) may prefer that extra deep bass on the synth. However, to me, both the choruses and the verses sound like they belong together, and we still have great extra low end come in with the synth bass. Great changes on the bass guitar too.
Other things:
We have likely all been there, pushing our equipment to it's meager limits. However, do not be discouraged. I have just returned to this forum and already listened too and commented on a few of your recent mixes. The fact you are putting out such great mixes (IMHO) tells me you clearly have the chops and skill for this. You have already placed the bar high (in my ears) because of your quality/consistency. So because of that, if you ask for comments I will give them in as fine a detail as I can. I don't know what your doing or how you are doing it...I only know the end resulting tracks you put out here...and they have been a pleasure to listen too.
I believe Mike's goal with this forum is that we may help one another improve by getting the perspective of others listening on our wildly varying gear. I am trying my best to help with that goal in mind.
One last thing: In the past, mixers had to commit tracks (print). If your system is straining, maybe start picking tracks with lots of plugin's and printing them once you have them sounding the way you want...that way you can deactivate your original, have your printed track without using more processing.
Other things:
We have likely all been there, pushing our equipment to it's meager limits. However, do not be discouraged. I have just returned to this forum and already listened too and commented on a few of your recent mixes. The fact you are putting out such great mixes (IMHO) tells me you clearly have the chops and skill for this. You have already placed the bar high (in my ears) because of your quality/consistency. So because of that, if you ask for comments I will give them in as fine a detail as I can. I don't know what your doing or how you are doing it...I only know the end resulting tracks you put out here...and they have been a pleasure to listen too.
I believe Mike's goal with this forum is that we may help one another improve by getting the perspective of others listening on our wildly varying gear. I am trying my best to help with that goal in mind.
One last thing: In the past, mixers had to commit tracks (print). If your system is straining, maybe start picking tracks with lots of plugin's and printing them once you have them sounding the way you want...that way you can deactivate your original, have your printed track without using more processing.
Comments are my personal opinion intended to help. I listened to your mix in studio on:
Yamaha HS80M/HS10W through a Focusrite Scarlett 18i6 or
Sennheiser HD600 or HyperX Alpha headphones
all with and optionally without Sonarworks software.
MITB enthusiast, FOH Sound Engineer, Drummer.
Yamaha HS80M/HS10W through a Focusrite Scarlett 18i6 or
Sennheiser HD600 or HyperX Alpha headphones
all with and optionally without Sonarworks software.
MITB enthusiast, FOH Sound Engineer, Drummer.