New Age tune - mixing advice needed ...

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Re: New Age tune - mixing advice needed ...

Post by playagibson » Thu Oct 16, 2014 7:13 pm

Hey There !
Sounds great.
Another simple trick is to eq the master in mid side.
Hi pass the side more aggressively up to 80 htz and see if that helps.
That's a normal cross over point.
Usually it opens up the middle when you do that.
Personally, i liked the mix the way it is.
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Re: New Age tune - mixing advice needed ...

Post by bobporri » Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:20 pm

Really nice Peter. I liked it as it was also, but Andy really is giving great specifics.

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Re: New Age tune - mixing advice needed ...

Post by PeterD » Sun Oct 19, 2014 9:06 pm

Thank you, Rich, Bob, and Paul!!! :D

I adjusted the EQ on the final mix (not the individual tracks), bumped the volume more, and widened things a tad. I hope it's enough to satisfy any evaluator ... :?

Thanks again everyone for the help and compliments!!

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