joeym
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I like the lead guitar position in the stereo field, great mix overall. Nothing to add sounds good.
Thanx man!
I panned the lead wide so it wouldn't interfere with the vocals.
I like the lead guitar position in the stereo field, great mix overall. Nothing to add sounds good.
I just listened to the latest mix. I think it sounds really, very good in it's current state. Well done joey.
Cool Tune,
I never thought I'd say this for hard rock/ metal, but I'm finding the drums too aggresive, or maybe just sampled, is this a drummer with samples or a programmed kit?
- Finding the kick might be more suitable for deathmetal than a hard rock song, and I'd call this a hard rock song, not a metal tune, I'm finding it a little too clicky and thuddy for a hard rock tune, or maybe the bass has to be below the kick to give it some boom
- The snare is super aggressive with heavy early reflections, a lot of slap making it overpower the vocals.
If it were me I'd make the the vocals more aggresive by reducing the aggresiveness of the drums, pull down the snare track a bit or use a less aggresive snare and maybe mildly compress the drum track a little to glue the drums together a bit. In short I guess I'd say I'd make the vocals more of a focus than the drums
btw Joe, I just burned a CD with a bunch of HR stuff on it to bump in my truck. The original mix, from this thread, of Dead Inside was on it and I was really thrilled with the low end on it. It was full and tight, not boomy - very, very nice . Now I gotta see how this latest mix stands up to the 'truck test' .
It's good Joey. This one definitely grew on me. The best thing I like about this one is the choir of Joeys on the chorus. I'm pretty sure I listened to the newest update and I like the sound. Good jam.