Chris Jahn
New member
I play a record music that traditionally has the guitars way up front when recorded. And this is the sound i like, up front but not overbering, still letting the other instruments breathe. When mixing guitar once i have a sound i like i tend to have trouble getting that resault, ie: the guitars sound good, but feel buried, or subdued.
Simply raiseing the db on the guitars does not do the trick, they either sound unatural like there "on top" of the mix, or they destroy everything else and i lose the "details" in the rest of the instruments.
Im not looking for a magic "do this and your guitars will rock" answer, but mabye some insight as to the cause of my problem and a few tricks of the trade to experiment with.
thanks
Simply raiseing the db on the guitars does not do the trick, they either sound unatural like there "on top" of the mix, or they destroy everything else and i lose the "details" in the rest of the instruments.
Im not looking for a magic "do this and your guitars will rock" answer, but mabye some insight as to the cause of my problem and a few tricks of the trade to experiment with.
thanks