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SEE PREVIOUS REPLY. i figured after 2 weeks posted, it was time to move on to final mixes, sorry. mix is already gone obsolete!

it's still a cool suggestion, and is making me try something i hadn't thought about the first go round, so thanks! movin' on with this one now.

THANKS for listening human, i appreciate it. the delay on reverb, hm, i'll look at that closely... i can't remember the settings on the reverb, sometimes i use predelay, and maybe that's the issue.

hi papanate! thanks for listening critically for me, yea, the file i'm listening to in the studio, is anything but soft. i mean, yea, i roll highs off of voices and guitars to make them more ballady, but you know what i'm talking about....i could strictly be the way that bandcamp process it so...

hey keith! thanks for listening. yea, streaming on ANY platform, other then the high def ones, always make my mixes change. i'd love to be smart enough to know how to mix for the lowest common denominator, i just try to find the best mix i can get at 48khz, and hope it translates well. i try to...

wow, thanks for that info talisman... i just thought i'd try a flac upload. usually, my M.O. is to upload 24 bit 48khz waves, and let bandcamp do whatever it does to the file for streaming.. if you buy a file, you can download the high def files, or any of the other options, i just never tried...

thanks 60's guy never made a mix for cellphones before.... i guess it's good that it translates well, without even trying...

thanks so much Porter! yes, earlier version was close to what i wanted, but this should nail it. and i appreciate your comments, thanks for the kind words, they encourage.

bumpin' for monday

this is a next-to-final mix, checking out the FLAC format for the first time. this will be on the upcoming bats brew "The Wild Animals" album. The FLAC process makes it seem a bit soft to me for some reason. looking for overall playback balance comments.

no 60's, i don't, i'm not surprised people have strong opinions about it, tho. me, i know that mixing in headphones does not work for me. i will use headphones after my mixes are done, to do surgical work, small edits, and make sure it does translate in stereo and mono using the headphones. i...

no matter where you go, the answer is almost always the same. poll what most of the pros do. there is your answer.

thanks for listening porterhouse! i appreciate the feedback the drums, i responded to in previous replies, so yes, i'll fix that to a certain degree.

hey flyguitarfish! intersting name you've got there... i see a lot of fly fishermen around here, for sure... and guitars! HEH the sludgy part if my favorite part!! LOL so, i'll eq it so that it tucks in better, and i brought the acoustic guitars up during that section as well, the acoustics now...

thanks manslick, i was trying to keep it with a more rock feel, even tho the chords and arrangement are a little bit progressive. i guess it's a fine line.

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HI ERIC! jon anderson, i've heard that before, it's interesting to me, i never sang any of his songs, but i've always been a fan. thanks for listening!

you know, i agree with how live the drums come across.. but i only have an old 16 bit stereo file to work with here, that drum kit recording came from over 10 years ago, with a program i no longer have! oops so, it's a stereo file. the wider it goes, the more the room sound comes in.. i COULD...

hey kesslerboy! and yes, i dig janes addiction, been a fan since the 1st album. thanks for listening

125, check! thanks! that's probably the room mic causing wooliness, and i've only got a 16 bit stereo wav file to work with on the drums! LOL, old drum track done in Sony Acid, probably 15 years ago...