Nice job!

Good overall. I think a little reverb/delay would go a long way to create some space. Also with the horns and guitars, some volume automation would help maintain balance and clarity for each element.

For example with the horns they can be turned down when the guitar comes in, or after the horns are introduced to the section. Once we hear the horns, they can be lowered without us losing them in the mix, since our hearing will be able to discern them once introduced.

I was thinking the same for reverb/delay but held off on that suggestion. Glad you confirmed that Kyle. Synths and samples especially sound better/ truer with some spacial processing.

There’s some really good options out there for verbs right now. I never used a real tape delay but something tells me I’d love the sound but not the maintenance.

Thanks everyone for the feedback. I have attempted to add some reverb using logic pro's chromaverb plugin to add some space -- I've added all instruments to varying bus amounts though this. I've also added a small amount of 'tape delay' (again, a logic plugin) to the lead guitar.

Finally, I've attempted to add some 'hammond B3'. I've no idea how good this is (played some laughably basic stuff on my midi keyboard). I used an AU instrument plugin called the "Adam Monroe Rotary Organ". An earlier attempt used the Collab B3 plugin, but this sounded pretty shrill and not entirely convincing..

Anyway, without wanting to flood the board with too many updates to the mix, I've attached the latest with these changes. Appreciate if any of you manage to have another listen! :-)

Cheers,

Ben.

This one feels immediately better to me. Well done I say.

Cool, thanks for the feedback!