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by JAPOV - 11/29/24 12:16 PM
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by Bill Draper - 11/27/24 05:23 PM
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Hey Jody,
I would have liked to play the 2 back to back, but from what I recall, the vocal seems to have a lot more presence and up more in the mix. The breakdown around 2.05, has a nice dieback, and then back into the oomph. I'm also hearing a cool subtle delay and ghosting of the vocals, which, I don't think was there before, or couldn't be heard with the compression.
To my ears, everthing seems to be sitting well balanced. Can now also hear the string/key line, which was difficult to hear previously.
Good luck with it, think you might have nailed the song mate, both musically and sonically wise.
cheers, niteshift
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