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I like the song but it all sounds a bit harsh, overly bright, fatiguing on the ear and needs taming. Without hearing the raw tracks I'd guess you've done a lot and got lost in the mix.

Hi Emeric, Great song, really enjoyed it! How are you getting on with it? Looking forward to hearing a progressed mix. I think it has some potential too.

I didn't explain very well so watch this, it might be useful and does explain a bit about gain staging.

Edited as I misunderstood your problem at first (didn't read it properly) ?.

Glad to help. Thats a different take on the mix for sure! Interested to hear how it evolves.

Hey spantini, Try this link and see if it helps. I'll delete it later as I don't want to step on SLCicu's feet, not my files. * DELETED *

I was wondering if this appeared on here which one of you would post it :-). I first heard an early version of this on Marks soundclick and that version sounded really busy and the mix was a bit messy. This is much better and sounds more polished and finally finished perhaps?! Great work by...

The song is cool, I like it. Sort the stutter out.

Nice song.

Love it, great cover ?

Not sure what the point of this was but glad to be of no assistance! ?

Fair enough, won't argue with that! I prefer v.2 by about 2%.

Is this a FiDef JENtwo test?

A slightly different mix of the song, which will now be abandoned. Farewell my harsh little friend :cry:. (Oops, I forgot about the fade...)

Hey dobro! Liking your new music. This is a simple production done out of boredom really, staying in while having a patio laid and playing with an AI image generator when the picture above popped out which somehow led to this. Not sure what information you might like as to 'How'd you do...

It's not a technique that is useful on all mixes.

Thats odd as none of the processing is taking place on the vocal track and even though the balance of the mix has changed there is nothing that would squeeze the vocal or remove the timbre of the voice. Vocal clarity is what you're hearing as loudness as there is no volume change on the vocal...

Here, found this tutorial for you on 2 track mixing. Different genre but that's irrelevant. Finally try it and see how you get on.

By the way, listen to the clarity of the vocal (for example) between 55 seconds and 1 minute 25 seconds and you should hear why this broad Q untargeted approach doesn't work so well for seating a vocal track into an instrumental track.

You could try dynamic inverse EQ matching, although this may not have been possible in the 60s... :-)