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I guess so man... Sorry to offend anyone here. I was just trying to help you out. :confused:

I can't listen right now, but check this tip out. It helped my reverb-usage a lot. 5 Minutes To A Better Mix: Reverb Pre-Delay On Snare – Part 16 of 31 | The Recording Revolution

Somehow I find that hard to believe. Hahaha

Give me your studio and your voice. Then I should be good! :laughings:

I agree with Kingofpain. That's basically what happened to me. xD

Hmmm sounds pretty cool. I think I'll give it a go. Too bad my vocal range is about as big as my foot. :( I would like to do some Dewhitt stuff, or maybe Heatmiser. Po'Tensity has some pretty good stuff.... My drum sounds aren't as good as Rami's or Greg's so that excludes them. I'll look...

Sounds really awesome dude! A few tweaks and it will be great! Great bass tone, don't change it. That TSE BOD plug in works very well for this kind of stuff. I use it too. There's a lot of bass in this mix. I think a high pass filter on the guitars, bass, and kick drum would help the tone...

Hahaha this didn't strike me as an Abercrombie commercial. It's not sexy enough. :p Very Summery though. The timing is where Greg said it was. In the boom whack parts. The transition from the intro to the verse was a bit shaky. Also, I noticed these drums don't sound as high quality as the...

Awesome awesome awesome stuff dude. I always look forward to hearing your posts. This one is screaming "commercial" to me. You should send this to some TV Companies. I can definitely see this being on a JC Penny Summer-Wear ad. Great mix (both processed and unprocessed). I actually like...

Hmm interesting. That's how I thought they did it, but it seems like too many variables come into play. Big margin of error there.

Hey guys. I'm just curious as to how a mic's frequency response is determined. Anyone know?

.... Yep. :D Well, yeah. Hahahaha all I can say is the bass is lacking some low end.

Phat beetz dood. :D Sounds pretty cool. Definitely awesome for an iPad and a sequencer app.

Alright, listening to the new mix. I like the sound a lot. I think the snare can use some Alice in Chains style reverb. You know... POW! POW! POW! I think the fuzziness on the vocals is a bit too much to listen to at times. It's harsh... Everything else sounds pretty good. Bass tone is good...

Alright just listened again. That siren is still kickin' ass. Vocals are sittin' well volume wise, but that "trick" makes it sound a little bit phasey. So, did you ever think about creating drum samples? I'd buy them. :D

Ehh I think the vocals could've come down regardless of what band was playing. Whatever, I'm throwing this thread off track. Carry on people. :)

No the live one.

One, two... Yeah, you're right. :laughings: I guess two can be a bad thing though... Two STD's. Two limbs missing. Two teeth. That video's mix is TERRIBLE! I guess your sirens paid off. Hahaha

Yeah, it pretty much just sucks. :D Nah, but for real. The vocals seem a bit buried and uncompressed. The rest of the mix is very in-your-face, unlike the original. Did you mic something differently on your drums? The overheads sound a bit different to me. May just be the mix. Oh, and...

Alrighty buddy. Time for some reading and research. Check out some different overhead techniques: Recorderman, XY, coincident pair, Glyn Johns Method, Spaced Pair, etc. I think this is where your problem is lying. Don't go and buy new equipment just yet. Do you record every separate track...