24-06-2019, 11:14 AM
Hey Kirk,
Pretty cool mix. Great vibe and styling that works well.
I can agree with Deliza for the most part. Firstly I'm wondering if it would be better if the bass was placed straight up the middle. I believe this would give the song a solid grounding for the panned arrangement. Now, are the drums mono-ed or still partially stereo? They feel to me like they are moving around a little. Try mono-ing them fully (if they're not), panning them hard left and set up a wet room reverb and pan it hard all the way to the right side and blend to taste. That will give you the panned sound, but within a performance space if that makes sense. You could also apply something similar to the guitars on the right side. With the right reverbs you can get some great results and open the mix right up whist still maintaining cohesion. Don't forget to experiment with mono-ing up your reverbs also.
Anyways, a great start. Love to hear where you take it.
Pretty cool mix. Great vibe and styling that works well.
I can agree with Deliza for the most part. Firstly I'm wondering if it would be better if the bass was placed straight up the middle. I believe this would give the song a solid grounding for the panned arrangement. Now, are the drums mono-ed or still partially stereo? They feel to me like they are moving around a little. Try mono-ing them fully (if they're not), panning them hard left and set up a wet room reverb and pan it hard all the way to the right side and blend to taste. That will give you the panned sound, but within a performance space if that makes sense. You could also apply something similar to the guitars on the right side. With the right reverbs you can get some great results and open the mix right up whist still maintaining cohesion. Don't forget to experiment with mono-ing up your reverbs also.
Anyways, a great start. Love to hear where you take it.