It's as Simple as Today

[freeztar]

I would like some comments on this song regarding mixing and production. Any other comments/suggestions are welcome as well 8)

I know the drum sucks, I'm getting a drummer to come and lay down some tracks, unless someone on here would care to.

http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/album.php?aid=3573&alid=-1

The song is called "Simple as Today"

 

[DigitalSmigital]

Cool Reggae style. liked the vocals.

 

[the_supercritic]

i'm going to give you the best advice that you have obviously never heard before: use a metronome.

you're welcome.

 

[HangDawg]

i'm going to give you the best advice that you have obviously never heard before: use a metronome.

you're welcome.

Put up or shut the fuck up loser. Lets hear it. What do you have. I'm betting nothing. Homo!

 

[freeztar]

i'm going to give you the best advice that you have obviously never heard before: use a metronome.

you're welcome.

If I wanted comments on playing I would have asked for such, but I was wanting comments on mixing and production (please read original post).

BTW, I used a click track to record all the parts so if something is mistimed, it's because I have a long way to go to becoming a great musician, not because I didn't use a metronome.

And, I think that thumb would be better served in your mouth, or in this case your keyboard i/o.

I don't mind getting dissed as long as it is constructive and allows me to grow.

Positive vibrations

 

[freeztar]

Anybody else?
The left panned rhythm guitar, vocals, and drums are recorded through an Audio Technica PR-99 into An Aardvark Q10. The rest of the tracks are DI'd into the Q10.

I would like some mixing suggestions and ways I could boost my sound to achieve a smoother texture.