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(03-11-2016, 03:56 AM)dcp10200 Wrote: ... It does give the mix a little more impact though.
You think?
One of the best metal mixes on the site. Love the separation and clarity. Drums/Cymbals are great. Vocals sit well and not masked by the guitars. Vox could perhaps be enhanced with a few spot FX along the way (sort of seems to be one asking for some stutter edits, or something like that).
Great job.
Cheers, Jeff
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(03-11-2016, 04:06 AM)jeffd42 Wrote: You think?
One of the best metal mixes on the site. Love the separation and clarity. Drums/Cymbals are great. Vocals sit well and not masked by the guitars. Vox could perhaps be enhanced with a few spot FX along the way (sort of seems to be one asking for some stutter edits, or something like that).
Great job.
Cheers, Jeff
Thanks Jeff, not really a fan of stutter edits or big effects on these kinds of tracks where rawness and a stripped back sound is more of the goal, these guys ain't Asking Alexandria so much as they are Hatebreed and Counterparts
. Ironically I did use a 1/4 note delay on the vocals along with a slapback delay ala Chris Lorde Alge (kind of ironic since he generally does more of the pop rock side of things) so probably a couple of delay throws may work.
Cheers,
Dcp
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