Limiting opinion survey

[K-dub]

So listening again to the second and comparing it to the first - the vocal on the second should be mixed higher - the difference between them on the vocal is not subtle to me - but it just that the vocal on the second is mixed downward (when comparing them both).

That's part of the limiting effect. It brings the vocal "up front". I don't think I changed the vocal levels between the two. You're right, nonetheless. I agree that the vocal needs to come forward a tad in the second to be more "equal".

 

[Papanate]

That's part of the limiting effect. It brings the vocal "up front". I don't think I changed the vocal levels between the two. You're right, nonetheless. I agree that the vocal needs to come forward a tad in the second to be more "equal".

That’s what I mean - then both tracks wlll sound close - and you just have to decide whether you want a bit of glue or a bit of openness to the track.

 

[K-dub]

That’s what I mean - then both tracks wlll sound close - and you just have to decide whether you want a bit of glue or a bit of openness to the track.

That's a good point to make. It's not an "all or nothing" proposition.