Hi everyone !
The recording phase as ended. It's now time to talk about the tracks and mix.

Everyone is allowed to participate, just ask for the link, download the tracks, mix the song and upload an mp3 here and the full mix to the same link in the folder Mixes. ( I will provide the link in private ) We're gonna take a few weeks to mix and then the Mastering phase will start.

all thoughts welcome!

"RWH"

mstar.bandcamp.com

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Hi,

A have had this one laying around for som time, but have only now gotten around to mix it properly. I rather like it myself, and would like some feedback.

The vocals are not mine, but I have played all instruments, as well as recorded and mixed. So bash away :)

The lyrics are Danish - the title means "Sorry".

Kurt Foster audiokid Boswell kmetal pcrecord paulears

[MEDIA=soundcloud]kevin-white-2/fred-is-dead[/MEDIA]

Any/all comments warmly welcomed and appreciated!

K-

Re-recorded a original song of mine. Somethings on a softer vein.
[MEDIA=soundcloud]jonathan-linton-3/childrens-home-20150418[/MEDIA]

Critique on the song and mix welcome.

JONATHAN LINTON – CHILDREN’S HOME
(Words by Jonathan Linton, Music by Jonathan Linton)

Gain Reduction can change the tone of your tracks. Sometimes for the better, adding a certain vibe or pleasing character to them - some like to use a hint of it on the master bus for "glue"... and I don't see a problem with that - in small amounts, I think it an often be beneficial - but - it can also be detrimental, too.

Can you all tell me what you think of this? I know the following:

- Singer can't sing well (kinda Dylan'ish)
- Performance is kinda weak

What do you think overall? What is your criticism?

Thanks!
-Chuck

Yesterday morning on the Acoustica Mixcraft forums there was a flurry of spambot posts, with randomly generated titles. I immediately challenged myself to write a song based on one of the thread titles, "September and, hopefully..." After a hasty write, demo build, "better-writing-through-demoing" session, mix, remix, etc...well, after about 30 hours of work, I popped this out: