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The song was released today so here is my final mix as a referance:

Thanks for the effort. The sound you have chosen for the picked electric DI is pretty close to the official mix. I can hear that you have used a lot more of the BGV than I have in my mix. By the way I have uploaded a new bassguitartrack without the accoustic guitar in it.

Here are the raw multitracks for Our new single "Nameless Child" (50 tracks) Would be cool to hear someone elses attempt. The song is ready and will be released Friday Aug 29th. I won`t post the finnished song here, because I would like anyone attempting to mix this be unbiased. If someone...

Here is the latest mix. I guess this is the version that will be released.

Cool tune. Very well composed, played and mixed. The funky feeling kind of reminds me of Chickenfoot. I can totaly hear Sammy Hagar belting it out and Michael Anthony laying down some backing vocals on this one.

Thanks for taking your time to listen and give very helpfull detailed comments. I will look into the drum sound. There is actually no heavy compressing going on. There is a subtle compressor on the drum bus that reacts to the snare with about 2db of gain reduction. That`s it. There is also some...

I really enjoyed listening to this tune. Love the sound of your bassguitar.

Here is Nameless Child. I am working on this song for the moment. Any suggestions and tips are welcome. We have tried to make it sound kind of raw and sore with no overdubs except from vocals.

Sounds good to me. As TalismanRich pointed out, there is a lot going on, but your mix seems well balanced and gives space to everything going on. As for the bass, in my opinion it needs to be that loud in a pumping rock track like this. Well done!

As mentioned earlier, bring the guitars up. Bring the drums down a bit and bring the reverb on the drums down a lot. You could also try to bring the reverb on the vocals down a bit in the verses and let it shine in the choruses.

Hello! Such a great song and good memories! Mixwise I feel that your guitars and bass should come down a bit in volume, and drums and vocals should come up a bit.

Mastered, uploaded and ready for release Oct 21. Thanks for the inputs. Here`s a preview link for those who might be interested in the final result: https://promo.theorchard.com/41aeIukg5ai5li4sGP0S

This is really good. What amp/amps are you playing?

Hello folks! About ready with the mix of our new single Catch 22. Any comments on the mix before it goes to mastering will be highly appreciated:

Hi folks! Here is Shine, the next single from my band One and a half Dog. Any comments on the mix before it goes to mastering will be appreciated. And if you could help us suggest wich genre to tag this tune with when uploading to streaming platforms it would be very helpfull. We are not sure...

A good song. As others have mentioned, the lead guitar is a bit (a lot) to loud. I would also consider to eq out a bit of the lows of the lead in the intro. As the song goes by the lead gets a little repetitive. Strong and well recorded and produced vocals.

Hello Could use some fresh ears on this mix/production before it goes to mastering. The mixbus is completely dry as I like to leave it before mastering. No limiter or compression. Thanks for listening! Falling Down by Tambarskjelve | Free Listening on SoundCloud

My goto approch is to use either the snare top or the snare bottom mic, whatever suits the song best, to trigger additional samples with a gate. Causes me some trouble with ghost notes and fast runs that I haven`t fully figured out how to deal with. So typically I will blend in more of the...

The mix seems fine. The synth at the beginning a little bit loud maybe. I would also consider making the synth part more interesting if you wish to keep it as the main element for those parts of the song. As mentioned by others, the vocals need work (retracking) The falsetto at 0,50 and 1,54 is...

I use live drums and a gate on the snare to trigger some additional samples. I also take 3 copies of the snare and treat them and blend in after taste. One snare "bite" treated to emphazise the stick attack, One "snare destroyer" just the mids with some distortion and one "smack" treated to get...