As always, the recording, the vocals and the musicianship is awesome. The song itself is great little rocker. I like the one-off stuff , especially some wacky timing and musical events that caught me off guard around the 2:15 area.

The fact that a 69 year old dude likes this could been seen as a negative thing - but that’s life - this is good stuff.

This sounds quite close here Bat's, did you use SD3 on this? I am sure the few tweaks it needs will become obvious to you.

Kudos on the arrangement, which always keeps the listener's attention . . . "what's next? what's he doing now???" - super original all the way through. The sections are excellent, and you don't run too long with one idea, before another excellent one pops up.
 
and, kudos on the performances. Cracking guitars, drums, excellent vocals. Very real and powerful performances.
 
that is all! nice work!
 
-Tom

Just took a second (and third) listen comparing my new DT990's to my ATH-M50's.
Lots more detail on the 990's (open vs. closed back?), will have to take them out to the studio
and compare to the 770's.
But back on topic.
If I was mixing it; couple of very minor changes, just a "season to taste" thing-nothing important.
If you have a performance issue? (if there is its probably only something you hear) Fix it.
Then Master it up Bat!
 
T

DeeringAmps
Listening on a crappy pair of earbuds so it’s hard to offer in meaningful suggestions.
But as always I love your stuff!
Keep rocking!
T

alright T!
thanks for listening, i'm really glad you dig this stuff!

Bob Oister
Hey, Rob, How's it going, brother?  Hope you're doing great!
 
Guess i already missed the first mix, but you've got a very cool, rocker with excellent songwriting, great playing and vocals, as always, and a nice clear, wide mix!
 
Lots of cool tasty tidbits popping up throughout the whole song, and I really like the little solo adlib fills after the break.
 
Anyway, great stuff as usual, Rob, and I'm always glad to catch a of new Batsbrew production while they're fresh out of the oven!
 
Have a good one, buddy!
Bob

hey bob!!!
 
your new stuff sounds great.
every effort that comes out, seems you dial it in more and more. you definitely have found a way to engineer your sound.
 
thanks a lot for listening to mine,
appreciate the comments

thegaltieribrothers
Hi Batsbrew,
 
Great rocking tune here with an excellent chorus and a great mix.
 
Thanks for sharing.
 
Good Job!
 
paul

hey thanks galtieri bros,
i appreciate the kind words
 
i've done another mix of this already, with suggestions in tow,
i'll post an update soon.

Bat,
 
Really like this track, sounds fantastic.   Lot of stuff going on but never competing for space.   Terrific mix.
 
Regards

Hey bats, as usual, another excellent tune. Guitars are always dialed in right where they should be. Vocals are always great as well. I thought the mix sounded nice and tight.

daryl1968
really very good Bats. Great hook
I don't believe it needs any more high end.
There is a tone somewhere that is ringing - maybe tightening up the low end would remove it.

 thanks so much daryl.....
that tone, i think i found it.
it's a midrange from the snare, i think.
 
i've tweaked the low end quite a bit now,
and i think it's getting close, wil post an update soon

Mannynyagain
As always, the recording, the vocals and the musicianship is awesome. The song itself is great little rocker. I like the one-off stuff , especially some wacky timing and musical events that caught me off guard around the 2:15 area.
The fact that a 69 year old dude likes this could been seen as a negative thing - but that’s life - this is good stuff.

alright manny, getting old, and still rocking, i dig it. that's cool.
 
 
 
 

Wookiee
This sounds quite close here Bat's, did you use SD3 on this? I am sure the few tweaks it needs will become obvious to you.

hey wookiee! i did NOT use sd3 on this, i didn't have it when i wrote and finalized this mix (if i output the raw wave data and mix it in my own mixer, i ain't goin' back!!! heheh)
so, it begs the question.....
would it be WORTH going back, and finding a new kit?
i tend to not work with click, metro, etc, and i'll even do stupid stuff, like shift entire sections of songs with a nudge here, nudge there, NOTHING will ever line up again!!
so maybe, i can't go back on this one.
but i've got several that are just getting started, i will be moving over for those.
 
 
 

emeraldsoul
Kudos on the arrangement, which always keeps the listener's attention . . . "what's next? what's he doing now???" - super original all the way through. The sections are excellent, and you don't run too long with one idea, before another excellent one pops up.
 
and, kudos on the performances. Cracking guitars, drums, excellent vocals. Very real and powerful performances.
 
that is all! nice work!
 
-Tom

hey tom, thanks a lot for listening.....
i DO work at the changeups...
i'm trying to NOT write songs that just fall into place,
there are enough of those around already.
i'm trying to find a way to do groovy rock rhythms, and aggressive but melodic guitar parts, 
that still catch the ear like a good earworm should.
and i guess, i favor the ADHD crowd.
LOL