stratmonkee
Active member
Wrapping up a song collab with a lyric writing friend...ears are pretty burnt now, but think Im not digging the drum sound so far on this...as usual all feedback much appreciated!
JAPOV
Progressively Challenged...
I think you need to pull back the mid-highs in your reverb... The overall effect is very cavernous.
Once you do that, you'll probably pull back the VOX delay as well. Right now, it's so saturated I can't make out the lyrics...
Once you do that, you'll probably pull back the VOX delay as well. Right now, it's so saturated I can't make out the lyrics...
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TripleM
Well-known member
Agree with you on the drums. Not enough power behind them. A tune like this needs some thump from the drums - turning up the kick would help. Cymbals sound really sizzly in spots.
I like the like the guitar sounds.
The vocal sounds fine. But I think the delay/reverb is too heavy on it. I'd double track it and back off the verb.
The low end is light. Both the kick and the bass.
I like the like the guitar sounds.
The vocal sounds fine. But I think the delay/reverb is too heavy on it. I'd double track it and back off the verb.
The low end is light. Both the kick and the bass.
stratmonkee
Active member
Agree on the verb, I'm going to retrack vocals as I initially tracked them with delay in the signal chain, and can't take it off now..ugh bad mistake.
Thanks for listening and the feedback, appreciate it!
Yes drums need some balls for sure, as well as bass ...working on them, will be re tracking a dry(er) vocal as well, thanks for listening!
dobro
Well-known member
I listened on the ipad through both its speaker and earbuds to your tune and a couple of AC/DC tunes. Your mix is, interestingly, clearer but crispier. I prefer the AC/DC sound. I'll run the same AC/DC A/B (nice alphabetizing, yes?) later on the big speakers and report back.
dobro
Well-known member
On the monitors I listened to the Stones 'Angry' and then an AC/DC track. This kind of music's always better through bigger speakers. Yours sounds better through the big speakers by comparison.
Noticed the verb on the guitar this time. Like it. Noticed the side vocals. It just sounds better through bigger speakers.
Noticed the verb on the guitar this time. Like it. Noticed the side vocals. It just sounds better through bigger speakers.
bouldersoundguy
Well-known member
The cymbals are a bit overwhelming, compressed, out front and kind of nonstop (oddly except during the refrains at the end).
stratmonkee
Active member
COol, thanks for listening on both setups, I tend to mix stuff loud so glad it sounds good to you thru a bigger speaker setup! Im changing up the drums on this a bit
stratmonkee
Active member
Yes , agree , fixing it now....must have had a exceptionally annoying day at work when I came home and did the initial arrangement of these drum loops !
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Big Thier
Member
I like the lead guitar. Perhaps you could try triggering some samples for your drum sound.
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noah330
Active member
The bass, guitar and drums seem to be playing to something other than the drums. I would lose the lead guitar track personally and re-track the guitars/bass or get serious with elastic audio. Also lose the delay or pull it way back on the vocal.
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packrobottom
Active member
Too much verb on guitars. Tone is good and though and appropriate. Vocal effects too heavy handed. Song is cool. All the verb and delay feels out of time with the band.