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hakim · 29th October 2009

Thanks everyone! You have really supported me beyond my expectations. And the majority of Slutz opine that the "rough mix" is the way to go. So what I have decided to do is print the fundamental elements of the rough mix and improve on that.

Now there is a production decision involved with this as well. Because as I said the rough mix has a very different sound - heavy urban styled bottom - than the typical indie rock tune. And the rock guitars are pushed way back and there are quite a few combination of delays (modern Pop).

The current mix is a traditional indie rock mix. I would like to find a balance between the two. That's what I would like to do. If anyone has anymore advice I would love to hear it. Thank you.

29th October 2009	#22
hakim Gear maniac Joined: Nov 2008 Location: New York, NY Posts: 237 Thread Starter	Thanks everyone! You have really supported me beyond my expectations. And the majority of Slutz opine that the "rough mix" is the way to go. So what I have decided to do is print the fundamental elements of the rough mix and improve on that. Now there is a production decision involved with this as well. Because as I said the rough mix has a very different sound - heavy urban styled bottom - than the typical indie rock tune. And the rock guitars are pushed way back and there are quite a few combination of delays (modern Pop). The current mix is a traditional indie rock mix. I would like to find a balance between the two. That's what I would like to do. If anyone has anymore advice I would love to hear it. Thank you.