03-01-2021, 04:20 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-01-2021, 03:23 PM by Bruno Corrêa.)
Hi, Julia Altavista!
I think it's pretty lively, but there are a couple of things I noticed. For starters the overall abrasiveness of the 3kHz region could be soothed a bit?
Those lower pitched voices doing chorus harmonies should probably come down a bit. At times it sounds like there's someone bored in a karaoke.
Rhythm guitars are a bit nasal and end up recalling a small practice amp: around 800 Hz would be my guess.
Lastly: is all the limiting really adding something besides loudness and dynamic range squashing? I'd love to hear it eased. In streaming services it would be turned down at least 7dBs as you can check here. It's not the case to aim for no "loudness penalty" but I feel there's a point where it starts to become senseless.
Anyways, it's really nicely done! : )
I think it's pretty lively, but there are a couple of things I noticed. For starters the overall abrasiveness of the 3kHz region could be soothed a bit?
Those lower pitched voices doing chorus harmonies should probably come down a bit. At times it sounds like there's someone bored in a karaoke.
Rhythm guitars are a bit nasal and end up recalling a small practice amp: around 800 Hz would be my guess.
Lastly: is all the limiting really adding something besides loudness and dynamic range squashing? I'd love to hear it eased. In streaming services it would be turned down at least 7dBs as you can check here. It's not the case to aim for no "loudness penalty" but I feel there's a point where it starts to become senseless.
Anyways, it's really nicely done! : )