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jb4play
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What's da biz? If time permits goto http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/bloodlinemusic.htm , and listen to my song called Who Dat Nigga There. Let me know what you think of it. holla bak
Blue Bear Sound
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I have the same commenst about this as I did for your other two mixes...
Sounds like you used a smiley-faced EQ curve on the final mix.
Lacking mids - exaggerrated highs...
Since this seems to be a common theme to your mixes, it suggests an issue with either your room or monitoring system, or both.
Sounds like you used a smiley-faced EQ curve on the final mix.
Lacking mids - exaggerrated highs...
Since this seems to be a common theme to your mixes, it suggests an issue with either your room or monitoring system, or both.
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muzakal
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Um... typing this as I listen.
Mix - better than most I've heard on this thread.
Great strings and piano going on - good production.
Interesting chorus -
Flow's strong following the opening chorus, and good voice fluctuation. Great rapping about rapping.
Okay - I'm going to agree with blue and say that the mids are gone.
Also - where did you record the vocals? I can hear the reflections of the "area" but not a bad thing. Also, maybe if the vocals were a bit more up front in the mix. They're swimming hard to stay on the surface, but gasping for air.
um my 2 pentz.
-muzakal
Mix - better than most I've heard on this thread.
Great strings and piano going on - good production.
Interesting chorus -
Flow's strong following the opening chorus, and good voice fluctuation. Great rapping about rapping.
Okay - I'm going to agree with blue and say that the mids are gone.
Also - where did you record the vocals? I can hear the reflections of the "area" but not a bad thing. Also, maybe if the vocals were a bit more up front in the mix. They're swimming hard to stay on the surface, but gasping for air.
um my 2 pentz.
-muzakal