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Thanks dobro.Yup. Like it.![]()
Great tips thanks Kev. I've backed the bass off a tad and pushed the vocal as far as I dare.Although I'm unused to hearing vox in your works, Keir - you have a good voice. Let's hear a smidge more of it. Think like a producer, though - and when there's a desired elevation in energy of the vocal? Add some production interest - like additional voices (dupes etc ...) that boost the part where you want an energy add (think: chorus/tag lines).
Little too much low energy in this still - and it's causing a blurring of the upper frequencies w/ the masking effect. I'm pretty used to some of your mixes low end blowing my phones out a couple inches from my ears, but you'll need to tame that once you start adding vocal parts.
I do like the phase on the vocal - but again - don't do it because you're timid w/ your vocal. Do it because you want to create an atmospheric effect with it. Once that's the goal, heap it on until you're where you want to be with it.
The lead parts were still a bit under the bed. Leads shine.
My two for the moment anyways - just immediate impressions.
The weird thing is it's variable even though I never change the latency. One time it will record fine, next time it's out by 250msCheck your latency settings in your soundcard - sounds like you've got a built in delay occurring. Increased latency is great for stability, but can get really annoying when it lags.
