chrisharris
King of Bling
I'm glad this resurfaced. Very well done...I could actually use more vocal, but I know you're done, and I also know that my midrange hearing is shot.
K
kikkis
New member
Cool thanks guys! I should also point out that it was mixed on a pair of Sennheiser headphones.. which is a pretty big no-no amirite?
I was thinking of buying some decent monitors in the near future, along with some decent pre-amps.
I was thinking of buying some decent monitors in the near future, along with some decent pre-amps.
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dean1964
New member
great tune sir.
But i have to ask...what is the focus of the mix at any given moment? ( more of a rhetorical question)
When I am mixing, I like to look at each musical phrase and ask that question. What's the focus. What element did the arranger/ writer (or I) intend to use, primarily, to project the message.
Thinking about these things phrase by phrase or bar by bar may help you improve the mix.
Cheers!
But i have to ask...what is the focus of the mix at any given moment? ( more of a rhetorical question)
When I am mixing, I like to look at each musical phrase and ask that question. What's the focus. What element did the arranger/ writer (or I) intend to use, primarily, to project the message.
Thinking about these things phrase by phrase or bar by bar may help you improve the mix.
Cheers!
BushmasterM4
Well-known member
I use my Senn's all the time for mixing (HD280's and HD600's) I like to mix with them. Dont get me wrong, I listen to a mix on alot of stuff before I render it. But many people say thats a bad thing to do because of bass issues and stereo spread issues. I dont have a problem with it. Plus you can hear more stuff going on with them. I just love my 600's. They are so comfortable and great sounding. My 280's I use for tracking and some mixing.
joeym
New member
Jesus H Christ!
This is simply fantastic...yeah, the Queen influence is omnipresent, is that you singing or did Freddie rise from the dead??????
Simply amazing! Well done!
Joe
This is simply fantastic...yeah, the Queen influence is omnipresent, is that you singing or did Freddie rise from the dead??????
Simply amazing! Well done!
Joe
antichef
pornk rock
I bought the EP - or is it just the one song?
Anyway, nice work! I'm in the 'raise the vocals some on your next mix' camp. How much time do you spend on a song, generally?
Anyway, nice work! I'm in the 'raise the vocals some on your next mix' camp. How much time do you spend on a song, generally?
queepy
aka Variaxman
Loved this the 1st time I heard it.."Toehider" is just a incredible song...sounds like a outtake from QueenII's side black
This is one I will buy!
This is one I will buy!
ido1957
9K Gold Member
You're Not the Girl You Said You Were....
I agree with the previous posters in several things...
- excellent prog rock writing and performance
- excellent vocals
- vocals are wee bit low for me
- the lead is also a bit buried for me in chorus
The Moon was a Kite
- outstanding
- no mix issues for me
Some great material here - congrats on completing your EP
I agree with the previous posters in several things...
- excellent prog rock writing and performance
- excellent vocals
- vocals are wee bit low for me
- the lead is also a bit buried for me in chorus
The Moon was a Kite
- outstanding
- no mix issues for me
Some great material here - congrats on completing your EP
K
kikkis
New member
Hey man cheers! yep, it's the whole EP.
Usually I'd spend around 2-3 days per song... not counting the actual writing of the song.. but it depends.. the title track took a little longer to record I'd say.
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SweetLilRazor99
New member
Obviously a great mix and a great sound. I particularly liked the opening verse. I also heard shades of Panic at the disco in that track.
greyharmonix
*....*
too cool to be done in just a couple days!? it's just jealousy you rule!
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