Too much reverb? Too loud?

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Thanks Chili and Gecko for answering my question. I'm yanking the link now.
 
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No and no. Not too much reverb. Vox is not too loud. In fact, the whole mix seems pretty spot on to me.
 
Thanks for the help, Chili. I think hearing the voice take a second to die away at the points where the music stops was pissing me off. It's always something! :)
 
vocal is fine, and reverb is fine.

However, 'm not too keen on the sound of the kick and snare, which to me seem a bit dull and boxy. I also like to hear a bass with more bass.

But good tight playing and well put together
 
gecko zzed said:
vocal is fine, and reverb is fine.

However, 'm not too keen on the sound of the kick and snare, which to me seem a bit dull and boxy. I also like to hear a bass with more bass.

But good tight playing and well put together
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Thanks. The kick is just about exactly the sound I want. I don't care for the snare either, but I don't think I could get a different snare tone without using some PC software to master it. There's no good reason for it, but I seem to be reluctant to use anything beyond my DP-24 to do the entire process.

My "war on boxiness" is probably the reason you couldn't hear enough bass- I cut the bass guitar (really, everything but vocals and guitar) at 450hz and boost it at 175hz and 2.2khz. If I turn it up too loud, it will overwhelm the kick drum.
 
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