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Hey Mark, Yep, from what I remember from yesterday, it's certainly sounding more alive. Especially the drums. They still need arrangement, but much better. Try a boost at about 1.2 k , and a small amount of reverb on the snare, it'll bring more punch, and depth. The toms need to be rolled of in the higher EQ to give a more solid sound. For the vocal, if you nudge at about 650k, and then a 2-4 db boost at about 2.4 k, it will give the vocal line some crispness. ( A little loud at the opening ? )Guitar lead is spot on. Clean and vibrant. If you put a stereo delay slap ( 10/20 m/s ) on the pad/wash, without too much wide stereo, it will seprate, and glide lightly in the background. Time for Mix No 237 ?  Keep goin, it's getting there. cheers, niteshift
Last edited by niteshift; 07/22/09 03:22 PM.
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