17-11-2016, 02:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 17-11-2016, 02:34 PM by Digitaldruglord.)
(14-11-2016, 05:09 PM)Olli H Wrote: Sounds powerful
Opening guitar sounds maybe too wide. Listen the moment when band joins. I think there should happen bigger widening.
Main groove very good
Nice dark spacious vox sound. What are you using: plate, delay to plate, or something else?
To me it feels that guitar in chorus is not yet properly balanced. Somehow it feels too loud. Or is it too nervous? But the tight sound breaks apart a bit when chorus starts. Focus disappears. I think it should stay in vox. Maybe less reverb in vox during the chorus could fix that problem. Notice that in chorus the vox energy is softer than in verse, so it might work if the singer steps towards the mic in chorus. ANd maybe also sidechaning couple of dbs from guitars with vox.
Some de-essing or de-effing (FFFor the FFFellow) to bg-vox would be fine.
But anyhow, excellent work.
Did you replace you very first version with new one? I have a feeling that I heard a bit brighter version from you.
This version is the final pass compared to the other previous non-final passes where final decisions on sweetening wasn't made yet. On vocals, I went with a classic rock verb style with a subtle delay to widen bounce of the vocal performance.
The wide sound of the mix is intended, when played loud, it jams hard, and very happy with that result, and to present a modern "Rockabilly" style of feel.
Here is a good reference of traditional Rockabilly style music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxnlmuudJqs
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