18-11-2016, 07:55 AM
(This post was last modified: 18-11-2016, 08:07 AM by Phantom Studios.)
Hi Herb & Roy,
Thanks for the feedback. Damn! Good ears, I had a boost at about 700hz on the vocals and around 800 on the chorus left guitar thinking it might make them stand out without being too bright but it may have just muddied the waters. I took them off, I think it helped. Put a little more verb on the BGV, they were pretty dry and upfront.
I added an EQ on the master bus and gave it a little bump at 100hz, boosted the kick at 60 and the bass at 100. Upped the kick volume a tiny bit. I'm still a bit unsure on the low end and how much is enough.
I didn't do anything on the master bus other than a bit of eq, a couple db's of compression, and a tape sim. i'm fairly new to mixing and not used to how loud people crank their mixes. I thought my mix was fairly loud considering I did no limiting on the master bus, but maybe its because I just cranked my volume knob. Always cranking my knob. Huh huh.
Thanks again, very helpful. I'll check out your mixes soon.
Thanks for the feedback. Damn! Good ears, I had a boost at about 700hz on the vocals and around 800 on the chorus left guitar thinking it might make them stand out without being too bright but it may have just muddied the waters. I took them off, I think it helped. Put a little more verb on the BGV, they were pretty dry and upfront.
I added an EQ on the master bus and gave it a little bump at 100hz, boosted the kick at 60 and the bass at 100. Upped the kick volume a tiny bit. I'm still a bit unsure on the low end and how much is enough.
I didn't do anything on the master bus other than a bit of eq, a couple db's of compression, and a tape sim. i'm fairly new to mixing and not used to how loud people crank their mixes. I thought my mix was fairly loud considering I did no limiting on the master bus, but maybe its because I just cranked my volume knob. Always cranking my knob. Huh huh.
Thanks again, very helpful. I'll check out your mixes soon.