Glad to see your new Mix!
Right of the bat, it's louder obviously.
That's well thought out, as the Dynamic Range suits the musical genre we are working with here way more than before.
Yes, the background-elements are shining like never before, great job!
In the process, the Kick & Snare got thinned out. That's probably due to your current equipment, so nobody can blame you for that of course.
I do find, without referencing to other tracks right now, that the bass content might be a tad too much, say, 2 dB. But I might be mistaken on that one.
Otherwise, great job at making everything as good as can be!
I didn't comment on it last time, but I really love the filter effect on the drums from 2:56 - 3:18!
I never actually thought about letting the filter take away nearly everything and then having it a come back right -before- the beat kicks in again.
But that gives it so much impact, I'll consider using this method myself in the future.
/edit:
Personally, I like it when people go nuts on the tracks, as long as it still sounds good.
Some artists, especially in other genres, would probably go "Nah, we'd like it less effect-y".
Again, it's trial & error. I'd always make a creative and an original mix for the artist to listen to and decide, even if the creative-mix has only subtle changes.
P.S.:
I like how you accidentally wrote [/quality] instead of [/quote] - Took me a while to figure out what was going on there.
Right of the bat, it's louder obviously.
That's well thought out, as the Dynamic Range suits the musical genre we are working with here way more than before.
Yes, the background-elements are shining like never before, great job!
In the process, the Kick & Snare got thinned out. That's probably due to your current equipment, so nobody can blame you for that of course.
I do find, without referencing to other tracks right now, that the bass content might be a tad too much, say, 2 dB. But I might be mistaken on that one.
Otherwise, great job at making everything as good as can be!
I didn't comment on it last time, but I really love the filter effect on the drums from 2:56 - 3:18!
I never actually thought about letting the filter take away nearly everything and then having it a come back right -before- the beat kicks in again.
But that gives it so much impact, I'll consider using this method myself in the future.
/edit:
Quote:Thanks dude! I'm glad you like my work because I couldn't help but add some more of my own touches to it, specifically the vocals.Of course, being creative is good, but making it appeal to the original artist is a completely different story.
Personally, I like it when people go nuts on the tracks, as long as it still sounds good.
Some artists, especially in other genres, would probably go "Nah, we'd like it less effect-y".
Again, it's trial & error. I'd always make a creative and an original mix for the artist to listen to and decide, even if the creative-mix has only subtle changes.
P.S.:
I like how you accidentally wrote [/quality] instead of [/quote] - Took me a while to figure out what was going on there.