Okay, talking mixing here...
Why is it that when I listen to recordings from the band "The Who", such as, "Join Together" or "Who Are You", "We Won't Get Fooled Again", or even "Pinball Wizard" they sound SO much bigger, livelier, in your face like you're at the show, front row compared to modern recordings, such as Foo Fighters, Third Eye Blind, Green Day, any loud rock act or loud pop recording?
The music/album I'm working on now sounds like a mix between Third Eye Blind and The Who. I want my mixes to sound lively like The Who recordings. To me, the modern recordings just sound SO subdued and flat compared to The Who recordings. Why is this?
Why is it that when I listen to recordings from the band "The Who", such as, "Join Together" or "Who Are You", "We Won't Get Fooled Again", or even "Pinball Wizard" they sound SO much bigger, livelier, in your face like you're at the show, front row compared to modern recordings, such as Foo Fighters, Third Eye Blind, Green Day, any loud rock act or loud pop recording?
The music/album I'm working on now sounds like a mix between Third Eye Blind and The Who. I want my mixes to sound lively like The Who recordings. To me, the modern recordings just sound SO subdued and flat compared to The Who recordings. Why is this?