Lately I am using Sonar for the Master of the track!!
as you hear frequencies a whole?

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Ciao
Elix 

i have no idea of this genre, to me it sounds like a EUROVISION entrant, but as a mix is very good, it's all clear, you might want a more defined bass for club play, but otherwise vocals in exactly the right place.

Disco, disco, disco, but what a voice to sing the song with. Very interesting mix.

Peace and blessings, John

mgh


i have no idea of this genre, to me it sounds like a EUROVISION entrant, but as a mix is very good, it's all clear, you might want a more defined bass for club play, but otherwise vocals in exactly the right place.

theguitarplayer

thanks mgh , you think the sound is Clear in the bass part ?

Disco, disco, disco, but what a voice to sing the song with. Very interesting mix.

Peace and blessings, John

         AKG mic, 
thanks Jhon 

Very nice mix, great vocals! I think it definitely needs more low end. Bass drum hit needs more thump and the bass itself needs more low end, it sounds too mid-rangy at the moment.

Some of the cymbals seem a little brittle, but that could be from the encoding process. If you EQ'd them, back off a touch and add a reverb tail to the crashes to sweeten them.

Regards,
Dan

I'm chiming in, wow what a voice, fantastic singing on this track. Four-on-the-floor sounds great. I listened to it on my bassiest headphones (770 Pro's), so I think I heard it in its intended sonic context, where there's plenty of bass.

I'd like some more mix contrasts throughout: when the harmony singers join in, I'd like more of them, for example. On first pass I actually missed realizing they were there at several points. Switching from a very lead-vocalist sound to a true ensemble-of-us-singing-together sound would work very well.

It might also be effective to put some additional variety in the bass drop, when it happens. You've composed the drops just right--now I'd like to hear a little more difference every time. Get together a really huge one for coming out of the bridge.

I realize the original post is just asking about mastering, so I apologize in advance for veering off into other areas. Mastering wise it's very close. With the lead vocal sounding so good at this stage, I'd say a very very light touch please on whatever tweaks are made.

This is a very good tune.  Sounds great to me but I agree that a bit more thump would solidify this mix.   Great vocal.  original song?

I agree with the others about the low end, but the rest of the production is right on the money!  Good job.

you seem to know what you do ;-) so what should i say. much respect very good work radio ready.

I'm chiming in, wow what a voice,............ Mastering wise it's very close. With the lead vocal sounding so good at this stage, I'd say a very very light touch please on whatever tweaks are made.

dcumpian


Very nice mix, great vocals! I think it definitely needs more low end. Bass drum hit needs more thump and the bass itself needs more low end, it sounds too mid-rangy at the moment.

Some of the cymbals seem a little brittle, but that could be from the encoding process. If you EQ'd them, back off a touch and add a reverb tail to the crashes to sweeten them.

Regards,
Dan

evadianepug


This is a very good tune.  Sounds great to me but I agree that a bit more thump would solidify this mix.   Great vocal.  original song?

Lynn


I agree with the others about the low end, but the rest of the production is right on the money!  Good job.

First of all .. Thank you very much to all Folks for the advice !

the song is a cover isn't my ! the bass part are ever difficult to handle in this genre, but I thinks that more depending by encoding mp3!!
I've used more exiter for the drum part to exalt the drum part and the bass track, but I used too for the entire mix for the armonic part.
the voice is my, thanks for the appreciation.

it would be nice cakewalk making a lot of plugins ...  a great plug in not toys ;)!!

Regards
Elix