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Old 26th April 2004   #1
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Mix first mix/recording...please advice

Hi,

I'm a starter in the recording/mixing business.
I used to do only vocal overdubs, but know i've recorded
my own band. We want to make a promotion CD.

Please give me some advice/feedback....i want to learn!!

http://www.f4rgiven.com/promocd/WYF/WYF-20040425-2.mp3

Thanks!!

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Old 27th April 2004   #2
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please...i need some feedback

Please,

Is it good or not??....i don't think it's there yet, but i need
advice from the pro's like you guys...
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Old 29th April 2004   #3
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Let me say first that I listened to this cut on my office PC, so...

I was feeling this song-- pretty good groove, and a fair mix. There was a few places where the vocal(s) are unclear, or muffled, but that could be a personal preference thing. I also felt that the vocal(s) "left" the mix in a few spots, not really too loud of too soft, but maybe panning???

Overall, I liked it. I want to hear it at my studio, and maybe I will have a better idea of what is 'really' going on!

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There was a few places where the vocal(s) are unclear, or muffled, but that could be a personal preference thing. I also felt that the vocal(s) "left" the mix in a few spots, not really too loud of too soft, but maybe panning???
Thanks for listening!

Tha't exactly why we want to do an overdub in my little homestudio for the vocals and sax. In a proper enviroment and with a better mic. A tracking stage it was done with dynamic 'live' mic's. The vocals where there at tracking moment for the rest of the band to get the feel of the recording.

When the overdub is done, i will post an update, and hopefuy you guys can help me to make this into a nice mix

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I'd say that you're off to a pretty good start -

Yeah, it needs some tweaking, but there isn't a lot that's *irritating* in there. That's a good start. The vocals could use some "air" and space, the mix in general could be a little more airy also. A little controlled compression here and there woudn't hurt either.
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