Nola
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On the mix or the song. Thanks! I think the mix is a bit muddy...but retro? I kinda liked it.
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DM60
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My thoughts are, take some shine off off the vocal reverb (If your reverb lets you EQ the verb, pull down the above 4-5K area and maybe EQ out below 1K). You're right, a bit muddy, but I think if you worked the EQ on the source vocals, pull down the 250 HZ area (sweep to find you area), I think the mix would still be to your liking and not sound muddy.
famous beagle
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Nice one! I like how you start on the ii chord and move up from there to the V6 chord. Great guitar tones. There are a few flat spots in the vocals that I think could be polished up; I'd also like to hear the very opening of the song a little tighter with everyone starting together; it's a bit loosey goosey right now. I like the falsetto moments in the vocals! I hadn't heard you do that before (maybe you have?), but it's a nice tone.
I second DM60's comment about the vocals being a bit muddy. I'd (if you haven't already) add a hi-pass filter around 100Hz-ish and then sweep to find the boomy part of it in the low mids (probably between 200 and 300 Hz) and apply a bit of a cut there.
I second DM60's comment about the vocals being a bit muddy. I'd (if you haven't already) add a hi-pass filter around 100Hz-ish and then sweep to find the boomy part of it in the low mids (probably between 200 and 300 Hz) and apply a bit of a cut there.