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sam, thanks for the listen and comment. i'll fade back a bit on that solo to see if it will fit a little better. the thing I like about these guys is that they seem to draw on a number of types of music. (Sometimes unknowingly?) They have another song where the chord progression is very much...

WATYF, Here's how you do it: Put the EQ on the guit trax and yank out / cut / supress the lows. That way you won't kill all the lows, just those of the ac. guitars. Queue

wow Kramer, I doubt I would've placed Andy Williams, but your're right! clay, this is good, Definitely needs some harmonizing and vocal arrangements. and the 'solo' is a little tough to get through, glad it was short ;) I like all the pads... Queue

I'm having fun mixing this stuff... a high school band that bangs out these originals effortlessly.... ric, definitely room for tightening... most of the recording sessions are one-shot takes on songs that they wrote in the last month or so... I'm not sure if I can rectify the muffled...

great tune... great production... very Styx, with a little Squeeze thrown in? Flange on the solo was nicely done too. Queue

This is a cool song. Thanks for posting the lyrics. Could only listen in cans, all was well with the mix in my cans, if something jumps out on the monitors, I'll let you know. If you are going to retrack those flat spots, the 4 most offensive spots were "slowly" and the first "unholy" both...

the compression is almost transparent.... ;) Queue

GT, if you're looking for lyrics head on over to Collaboration Central, there's quite a few wordsmith types who will throw out a whole song's worth of lyrics in no time. Queue

hey WATYF.... If yer trying to pad yer post count why don't you go post a few words on my thread (instead of reviewing it here...) and save the damn thing from the depths of page two...? ;) Queue

a good trick for mixing on a tired, old pc... When you get a track sounding the way you like it (FX wise), "Paint" out a processed version of the track. In Vegas it is called "render to new track". Even better, if you can bounce a number of tracks down to 1 or 2, say once you get your drum...

did you see this? Found this little guide on the AT site, looks pretty good. http://www.audiotechnica.com/using/mphones/guide/index.html

With a popper stopper in place you shouldn't worry about hurting the mic (148 dB max SPL WOW!). Singing very close to a cardioid pattern mic (which the AT3035 is) will produce more lows (via the "proximity effect"). Depending on your voice, and the sound you're looking for, that may/may not be...

WATYF - Chris is right on your vocal abilities, who ya kiddin? Sure some of those "Waaaait"s into the chorus sound a little strained, but nothing a couple more takes wouldn't cure. This "rough demo" is better than some fully worked songs I've heard here. There's some spots where the guits...

watyf... the song is up at NWR... http://www.nowhereradio.com/watyf/singles Queue listening now... brb

much better... The in-flight JRT is even better than the first shot!! Queue

heh heh... put up or shut up??? I kinda like that... Queue btw - Chris, I think I liked the Jack Russell better...

I'm mostly just the engineer on this one... doing a little 'help' in the production. This is a high school age trio my bro and I recorded in bro's basement. I did the mix. There was another thread in here a while back with more info... info on this thread: Evaluate Queue's Mix of High...

ric, i kinda liked the song, reminded me a lot of the stuff Yes was doing in the 80's... are those vocals real? or is there some pitch shifting going on there...? Queue

GT - you can thank mixmkr for bumping this one up to the top and onto my radar. Very enjoyable. Queue gives it a thumbs up!!

Chris, great energy going here! Queue's de-mudding suggestions... (unfortunately might involve some re-tracking/re-working) listen to the solo/interlude sections where the guitars are doing different things. less mud? Yes! things to try: -write a different part for the 2nd guitar. -only...