TimOD
Active member
In all honesty, what others have said is true. That mix you posted does not sound good, and you seem to be obsessed with technical stuff that ultimately doesn't mean anything as far as a good mix goes. You're going way overboard with EQ. It's always best to use as little EQ as possible, and massive roll-offs at either end invite trouble.
"Is this so bad? A couple months ago I could NOT make 5 tracks line up in the DAW. Now they are within two milliseconds."
What does that mean? Why would they not line up, and how is it that they're now "within 2 milliseconds?" Do you mean your timing whilst playing was bad, and is now good? Or was some strange technical thing going on in the DAW whereby tracks were not lining up (I had that happen due to a firmware problem with the interface)?
"Is this so bad? A couple months ago I could NOT make 5 tracks line up in the DAW. Now they are within two milliseconds."
What does that mean? Why would they not line up, and how is it that they're now "within 2 milliseconds?" Do you mean your timing whilst playing was bad, and is now good? Or was some strange technical thing going on in the DAW whereby tracks were not lining up (I had that happen due to a firmware problem with the interface)?