A recent mix of mine.

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BillyBenson

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Ok, so for this mix I did nothing but gain stage, eq, and compression. A few vocal effects, but not too many. I usually like my bass really loud and in your face, but I figured I'd pull it back into the mix this time.
Backing vox are literally the polar opposite of the main in terms of eq, with a little more rolled off.
I know I shouldn't master my own tracks, but I like to do so for practice. Basically, all I did was MB Compress for a tighter sound, slight eq, along with some corrective eq to bring out the lower freq of the bass in the mix.
Am I headed in the right direction? Feedback, please.
 
It's interesting. I don't think your groove is quite happening in places, between the beat and the vocals. The first sung part, the pitch shifting on the vocals didn't add much. I know what you're aiming for, but it didn't fit the vibe for me. I like the rap parts better than the sung ones. The song drags in places. Too many asides and interludes that slow it down. Keep at it. Just my thoughts.
 
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Great vocals man. The autotune I'd probly try to get rid of the trilly parts where it jumps between semitones, just flatten it maybe instead. A shorter intro might be good, that's not an issue with the mix though really. Bass is really well balanced I think, the way you described it I thought it was gonna shake my phones off my head lol

Did you do the vocals? That's some talent.
 
Thanks for the feedback guys. Yeah, I mixed everything. Since this mix my vocals have gotten way better.
I'm kind of just starting out with mixing everything as an entirety.
 
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