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Hi Dylan Check out Positive Grid's Bias amps. So much control and in my opinion the closest to real amp "feel" i have gotten. Since Bias i haven't touched my Guitar Rig or Amplitube software. Plus you get to amp match like the Kemper units. I have matched around 15 amps, getting pretty damn...

Yup, opened up the project and all automation was disabled :facepalm: Here's the mix with automation. I'm sure it needs more work so please lend me your fresh ears.

Thank you Irwin!

Thanks Chili! I just took a listen to the mp3 attached, and it seems as if most/all my automation disappeared during mixdown:confused::confused: I will do another mixdown and see what the issue is. I guess that's what happens when you don't doule check your work hahaha. Thanks for bringing it...

Anyone?? :(:(

Hey Gonzo, i'll keep an eye out for the other demos. My wife's already sick of this song as its been playing in my workshop nonstop hahahaha! About the snare, no need to change it it's just not my kind of snare sound i like. Purely personal preference. Works with your song though.:guitar:

Agree with DM60, the synth bass is way too upfront and makes it hard to really hear much else. But even so, sounds like a good song!!

It's a ES-339 Trad Pro, not to be mistaken with GC's no f-hole version.

Had to comment and say this is absolutely killer!!! Great performance, tone and production. Can't fault what i hear except i'm not a big fan of the snare sound, but that is simply just personal preference and nothing to do with the production. Awesome job, I'm going to put this on replay and...

A quick mix from David Tyo's song Long Way Home. Got the dry recorded tracks from another site and thought i'd give it a shot. Rip 'er apart!!! **Updated mix in post #7**

Hey man, cool song and great vocal performance! A couple things on my system i picked up. I feel the drums, at times, are pulled too far back especially during the choruses. Also, i would throw a conservative high shelf around 10k on the mixbus and give it a bit of air to open up. Just my two...

Nice!!! Let me know how it goes.:thumbs up:

I use the UR22c when at home and can honestly say that i have previously spent a lot more on other interfaces and this one impresses me the most at this price point. Outperforms my Scarlett, Tascam and Presonus by far as far as stability and preamps go. Plus the dsp fx while recording works...

Great song!! Sounds good, tight and nicely separated guitars. The crashes pop out a bit too much for my taste though, i would pull them back a bit. Also i would like a little less chorus(?) effect on the solo and push more upfront. These are just my personal changes i would make. But i...

May i also suggest the Steinberg UR22c or UR44. Exceptional at the price. Also comes bundled with Cuase AI and Cubasis. Worth a look.

Pretty straight forward stereo channel L/R EQ'ing and reverb, but that's exactly where my problem lies with acoustic guitars. I somehow always lose that natural sound and feel so i have to work on it a bit more. Thanks for the feedback! I agree it may be a bit hot probably due to the limiter...

Thank you for the feedback, and i think you are right about a bit of over-compression in those parts. I'll revise a bit when i have a chance. Thanks again!

Hi Guys Did this mix as a speedmix(set myself a timer for 60 minutes) and this is the result. First country mix i've done 100% on headphones. Raw tracks from the Cambridge site so not my recording. Shoutout to Uncle Dad for a very cool song.

Hi guys I am trying to get back into this game after a few years off and working mainly on genres that i'm not used to mixing. Anyway, this song i found online(either Telefunken or Cambridge, can't remember) and thought i'd give it a shot. A big shoutout to David Youngs for his performance...

I sometimes will use my TC Helicon Play Acoustic unit, and record only the harmonies from it. After a few times sounding horrible, i worked with the settings and got it to sound pretty decent. Other than that i would use melodyne, but that doesn't always sound right if shifting the pitch too...