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The Travelling Band - "Quicksand"
Alexis1508 Offline
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29-04-2016, 05:54 PM
Hello ! I'm french and this is my mix. I think this song is a good exercise to practice mix "delay" and "reverb".

Good listening, feel free to leave comments

Big Grin


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30-04-2016, 04:10 AM
Hi Alexis - welcome to the forum.

Overall a pretty nice mix. I can tell you've had some fun with FX here. I think on the whole that they work well most of the time. However I think that its over done on the BGV's - too loud, too wide and the level change is too abrupt when compared to lead vox.

cheers, Simon
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30-04-2016, 04:05 PM
(30-04-2016, 04:10 AM)HbGuitar Wrote: Hi Alexis - welcome to the forum.

Overall a pretty nice mix. I can tell you've had some fun with FX here. I think on the whole that they work well most of the time. However I think that its over done on the BGV's - too loud, too wide and the level change is too abrupt when compared to lead vox.

cheers, Simon

Hi Simon

Thank you, I wanted to propose a mix with a lot of depth. You are right I have to work again BGV's . He has many possibilities with this song.

Alexis




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