Hey, I just finished this mix I produced of my band and I was looking for some general feedback. Please, let me know your thoughts. Thanks!
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Vulture Swarming Party 01 mixed by David

Been awhile since I posted here. Got a lot of help from davedog and remy in the past with my first album.

used one mic at 4047 into a gap pre 73 for everything jj cale cover

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uytvh3zt2pcydo3/Crazymama.mp3

Hi guys,
My band recently went back in my small studio for the first time in a year. It turns out that having babies takes out quite a chunk of you spare time...

This one is a straightforward rock/hard rock song. 2 guitars, bass, drums, female vocal. Called More Than Rock n Roll, and featuring banal and narcissitic lyrics.

I whant to start some bass guitarr and some snare and kick samples, i dont have a studio but i have a fairly large rehearsal room with lots of mics most Shure57, my audio interface is a Focusrite 2i4, the rehearsal room have 2 mixing console 1 digital, Yamaha 01v96 and an analogic Behringermix console that i dont remmember the model,

$300 and its yours.

consists of
1 x 888 24
1 x core card
2 Mix farms
I/O cable

Hi! Been busy recording up a storm. I was just wondering if you guys and gals would take a listen to this mix when you get a chance. I am entering this into a competition.

I think there is a minor problem in there - but I don't want to say what I think it is. Maybe it's my playback system.

Please tell me your thoughts.

Hi! We have released the new "HoRNet TrackShaper", a "mix on autopilot" utility for those who want to have good sounding tracks without spending hours tweaking plugins.

The TrackShaper is based on the HoRNet ChannelStrip MK2 technology and includes several specific algorithm for different sound sources like: kick drum, snare, acoustic instruments, guitars, etc.

Hey guys, I'm in the final stages of producing my first Album. DAWS differ too widely to make that part specific (I'm using reason 6), but I'm concerned about screwing something up before I send my final product out to the copyright office, CDbaby, itunes, etc. I've listened to my mp3's on about everything I can find, from computer speakers to high-end audio systems.

Looking for vocal mixes I found this today and enjoyed it so much I couldn't help but post it. Kudo's to the Canadian sound.
There are beautiful flavours of vocals and reverb in this.