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I thought the guitars sounded terrific. I thought the bass was slightly boomy. Take the low end down just a small bit. Otherwise it was good. Drums, particularly the snare, sounded great. The exception is the cymbals. They were a little sizzly. If you have a high-end boost in the OH's I'd...

It doesn't sound like you're looking for a whole lot of mix advice at this point. But it sounds like a good start. I like the acoustic guitar part. Maybe on the track you could have that acoustic part on one side, and an electric guitar part on the other. Just a thought.

The hard panning doesn't bother me, but I can still see what other people are saying. The guitar parts on each side are kind of ping-ponging back and forth. So the combination of LCR with the parts you're playing might be distracting to some people. The guitars sound great. The vocals...

The low end rumble in the guitar part I mentioned is gone. Sounds better.

Is the new mix in the original link? I'll take another listen.

I like the crunch guitars. They sound cool. Vocals sound good. Low end sounds good. The cymbals, particularly the hats, are pretty loud and sizzly.

Really nice clarity on the guitars. Very nice playing. The guitar part that starts the song, to me, has a bit too much low end. Just a bit. I can hear a volume fader ride on something at around :12. Things sound compressed pretty hard.

I listened to mixes 2 and 3. Mix 2 has lots more upper midrange than mix 3. Of the two I probably like 3 a little better. It's a little less abrasive, but not as clear. But there may be a sweet spot in between the two. Maybe take mix 3 and give just a small bit of that upper mid-range back.

I like the guitar part on the left. The tone is cool too. Some pitchiness on the first line? On the words "burn" and "hate". The same line later in the song sounded OK. There were a few other notes sound a little flat. I thought the drums were OK. A couple of turnovers sounded a little...

I also use a phone to record ideas. Very convenient. And although it doesn't sound great and it can't take high levels, it still sounds better than I would have guessed.

Nice song all around. And yes she has a very nice voice - and it works very well for a song like this.

I don't use a sub when I mix. I don't use headphones either - except to maybe check for balance. The vocal I'm hearing has a "sterile-ness" to it that suggests a lack of mid-range. To me, I'm not hearing enough of that in the vocal. I also don't use EQ curves to mix either. I go by what...

The vocal is nice and clear. I might try to tame the mid-2Ks - it bites a little bit here and there. It's also a bit cold sounding - like not enough energy in the 400-800 octave. Drums sound OK. I might turn down the hats a few dbs. Piano sounds nice and clear. Like the vocal, it lacks...

Sorry, I didn't want to make you feel unwelcome. I was honestly confused and was trying to understand. When I get a chance, I'll review some of your stuff.

I got that part. I was trying to figure out where Emma Rowley fits in to all of this. Is it her voice being emulated? That was the dot I was trying to connect.

So AI is emulating this singer Emma Rowley's voice? Sorry, it's a bit hard to follow and I don't really want to watch 20 minutes videos. I'm lazy. But curious enough to ask a question.

I love the musical buildup in the intro. Guitar playing is real good. The vocal is tentative - not enough confidence in the delivery. Cool effects on the vocal. Boost the lead guitar a bit. All the midrange instruments are a bit smeared together. There is not a lot of separation. I wonder...

Cool enough sounds. Cool vocal effects - fits the mix well. Frequency balance is good. Instruments are balanced well. Not my musical thing. But I thought the mix was good.

I don't see a point in commenting on the sonics. It was mostly just noises. If breakcore is mostly just noises, then you nailed it.

Great vibe and feel to the song. Well played/sung. I think the rhythm guitar could use a little less low end and low mid. And a bit more bite. Like roll off the lows up to 120-140hz or so. Notch out a bit around 300 hz. And then a wide-ish, gentle boost around 2.5khz. The drums are a...