Hi edaub1,
Depending on your time frame, I would love to mix some tracks for you.

First I need to know if you can submit OMF files or if it's just waves.

Also, we need to discuss how to send me the tracks.

mrmelody

So do you want me to mix in the box or do I get to use my Neve, API, UREI, Lexicon, DBX stuff? No! Wait! Can I use both?

We could use AOL Instant Messenger for real-time unlimited size file transfers. Or you could post each individual track as a song on many of the available services on the Internet.

Hybrid mixing
Mx. Remy Ann David

Thanks guys,
No time frame.. and you can use whatever you'd like.. It be nice if you could let me know what equipment you used though. I will post the files by tomorrow..
I really want to see if my mics and interface need to be upgraded...
So hopefully this will tell me if i can get a good finished product with my miking skills..

Im game. Wheres the link to the tracks.

RemyRAD, post: 348704 wrote: So do you want me to mix in the box or do I get to use my Neve, API, UREI, Lexicon, DBX stuff? No! Wait! Can I use both?

We could use AOL Instant Messenger for real-time unlimited size file transfers. Or you could post each individual track as a song on many of the available services on the Internet.

Hybrid mixing
Mx. Remy Ann David

I bet you drive a Prius. :)

Au contraire. I not only don't drive a Prius, I drive a gas guzzling Chevy Van & an equally hungry Mercedes-Benz 1117. If I can get some extra cash flowing, I'll even restore my 1982 Honda Silverwing. My hybrid workflow just happens to be part analog & part digital. Sometimes mixing in analog. Sometimes mixing in the box. Sometimes having both on the same CD. And although I have my preferences I'm fairly consistent either way. If I track/record through the Neve, API's, I'll frequently mix in the computer. If tracks come in recorded through something else, I may pass them through the Neve for mixing, or just for the tone and back to multitrack digital. Although many of these plug-ins are good these " emulations" are nothing more than genuine imitations. So I generally want the real deals. Analog summing? No problems.

Just another common fool
Mx. Remy Ann David

RemyRAD, post: 348739 wrote: Au contraire. I not only don't drive a Prius, I drive a gas guzzling Chevy Van & an equally hungry Mercedes-Benz 1117. If I can get some extra cash flowing, I'll even restore my 1982 Honda Silverwing. My hybrid workflow just happens to be part analog & part digital. Sometimes mixing in analog. Sometimes mixing in the box. Sometimes having both on the same CD. And although I have my preferences I'm fairly consistent either way. If I track/record through the Neve, API's, I'll frequently mix in the computer. If tracks come in recorded through something else, I may pass them through the Neve for mixing, or just for the tone and back to multitrack digital. Although many of these plug-ins are good these " emulations" are nothing more than genuine imitations. So I generally want the real deals. Analog summing? No problems.

Just another common fool
Mx. Remy Ann David

If you ever want to donate some vintage gear to the poor, then send it my way :)

im in
all i need are fully consolidated .wav files in 24bit/48khz sent to me via You Send It to admin@p10studios.com. and like Remy i break out the Neve console and all those analog plugins that sit right behind me!!!
send away my friend

You could probably just compress them into a .rar file and only have to upload that one file. I'd be interested in mixing it just for my own practice.

I wanna play! I would love to compare the mixes! Please upload these files!

i am in as well.

I think the original poster went on holiday :)

OK, so if the OP doesn't care that people want to help him, I'd be glad to throw something of mine up here and learn something from you all.

;)

;)

Here is my rough mix so you can check the song out before downloading a huge file to see if you even want to jack with it. Free File Hosting Made Simple - MediaFire

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Thanks to anyone that is still interested in doing this, I would love to compare my crappy mix with all of yours and learn how to fix mine!

Johnny

Thank you very much for the files. I will start working on it as soon as I have a chance. Awesome song by the way.

There should be a sticky thread or a forum category for just this kind of thing. Anyone who wants their tracks mixed or want to have a mix contest for a paid job.

Cool, thanks!

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Overall it sounds pretty good! Tad bit heavy in the low end and the vox are a little buried, but not a bad job. Thanks for sharing!

I had some time to throw something together too. All "In the box".

http://digiave.net/music/Promises.mp3

McLaughlin, post: 351287 wrote: I had some time to throw something together too. All "In the box".

http://digiave.net/music/Promises.mp3

Dead link

rfahey86, post: 351293 wrote: Dead link

Sorry, the link isn't dead, my computer was just being stupid.

McLaughlin, post: 351287 wrote: I had some time to throw something together too. All "In the box".

http://digiave.net/music/Promises.mp3

Seems to be a resonant frequency in the bass that is clouding the mix and the guitars sound a little too "bright". IMO

rfahey86, post: 351295 wrote: Seems to be a resonant frequency in the bass that is clouding the mix and the guitars sound a little too "bright". IMO

I agree, but pretty good mix all in all. Nice job.

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Nice job, thanks for sharing!

rfahey86, post: 351293 wrote: Dead link

Appears to be working for me. I checked at the studio and the house. Anyone else having problems?

EDIT: Nevermind, saw your reply on page 3 that it was just your computer.

Hope Im not too late!

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tell me what ya think

oh yeah, this dropbox thing is pretty cool! thanks for showin me :)

scooterscot, post: 351465 wrote: Hope Im not too late!

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tell me what ya think

I definitly like the mix, guitar sound especially. Still a very resonant frequency in the bass tho, try a cut in the 100 - 200hz range.

I couldn't agree more, and thanks for the compliment:) I tried cutting around 100-200 hz and it sounded much better!

scooterscot, post: 351495 wrote: I couldn't agree more, and thanks for the compliment:) I tried cutting around 100-200 hz and it sounded much better!

Nice job on the original...would love to hear the updated version! One thing no one is doing (at least that I can remember...I've listened to a lot!) from my original version that I really miss is the delay on the scream at the beginning being panned from center to left then right. It has been really cool listening to all your takes on this! Thanks for sharing them with me.
Johnny

JohnL - if you have any other songs that you would like to post it would be a lot of fun to mix them as well.

http://home.earthlink.net/~shadow_7/Promises.mp3

My feeble attempt. On my laptop with audacity. Those drum tracks / sounds are kind of blah, or would hideous be more inline. Kick and snare especially. 1st time mixing anything substantial. So be forewarned.

Sounds like there is a lot going on in the 3Khz area (very rough on the ears)

Hey,

I know this thread's a little old now but I did a quick mix, if anyone's interested: [[url=http://[/URL]="http://www.box.net/…"]Tims Promises.mp3 - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage[/]="http://www.box.net/…"]Tims Promises.mp3 - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage[/] Thank's to the poster for sharing the tracks!

Does anyone still have the midi file available? The site seems to be down... I'd like to tinker with the drums a little and try different drumset sounds from AD.

Cheers!
Tim