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They CAN be overdone. What is more detrimental is not expressing yourself or not letting decent good words be heard.

As for placement, if you don't have the budget to do a big amount of work with, then just put the foam behind you. It's sort of ideal, if not conventional to do it this way, although foam can be placed anywhere you see fit.

The "simulated" guitars don't make the track feel any lesser in quality to me, but they could be a negative. This feels like some Periphery and around 1:35 and beyond it starts to feel like Born of Osiris for quite a bit. In total, it's a good and clean track. Listening to it for the first...

In my opinion, we could use some analog. Needing a sound that comes from tape, tracks can do better than sounding like arcade. Of course analog can be achieved and bought without all the gear. All You need is decent keyboard ? and to set it up with a drum machine (if you like it that way)...

Here's something to do: Compose a chord however you'd like (stab vs pad). Make a copy of your track and insert it to another spot in the DAW (placement). Open EQ FX. Next, put the mid frequency in the negative (-15db) and raise the high and low frequencies. Then, compress the sound you just...