Works great for me. Of course, I'm high as hell right now, mind you, so...:cry:grain of salt :coffee:

nice , an all time favorite of mine. wow.
Before I can comment further,(Breathe) the guitars are too loud, burying the vocals which sounds great BTW. (y)

Thanks for the feedback Freightgod & Chris,
I shall take your advice onboard Chris.

freightgod, post: 432342, member: 48902 wrote: Works great for me. Of course, I'm high as hell right now, mind you, so...:cry:grain of salt :coffee:

hey Freightgod.....'Don't bogart that joint, my friend....."

I can't claim credit for those great vocals, they go to my partner in this project, Dan, based in Oregon.
He has a great voice and thats his natural vocals with just some 'verb and some actual vocal double tracking I believe, not a vocal doubling processor, and no pitch correction whatsoever.
I have been encouraging him to check out RO and extolling the virtues of this great medium (y)(y)(y)

Breathe mixed again...

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did someone delete my original post/reply?

Oh... I see.. you have this song in two separate threads.

http://recording.org/threads/critique-this-mix.58938/

Sorry Donny, my bad...

Nice job on the song...Rhythm Guitars a bit loud or at the very least could use some volume automation and the drums sit a bit far back in the mix.

Talk about a bolt from the blue...

An FM radio DJ from South Australia has picked up on this collaboration I did with Kogwonton and has requested to use it to end his show, and wants to interview me live on air before he plays the track

"I'd like to thank all my fans in South Australia...lol";)

The mix is pretty good but there seems to be quite a midrange buildup. A 1 octave 10dB cut at 700Hz made it sound better to me. I added a little overall gain to compensate for the eq cut. It's an mp3 of an mp3 so there will be some loss but it should be good enough.

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Thanks bouldersound ...appreciate you taking the time to make it sound better(y)