"Break" mix advice

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2014/10/24 18:11:11 (permalink)

"Break" mix advice

Hi all,
Here´s my latest work, please take a moment and check it out,
 
Feedback and advices are very welcomed.
 
https://soundcloud.com/pedro-xavy/break
 
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    kakku
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    Re: "Break" mix advice 2014/10/24 20:54:34 (permalink)
    This sounds very good. Well sung and played. Lead guitar could be louder when not in the solo part and drums could be louder in the chorus part. But I'm using cheap headphones so I might be wrong. Very nice melody.
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    Re: "Break" mix advice 2014/10/25 07:57:59 (permalink)
    Sounds well here the drums are a little on the light side and there appears to be a lack of general bottom end weight.  everything else sounds OK though.
     
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    Re: "Break" mix advice 2014/10/30 16:56:26 (permalink)
    Nice tune!
     
    Overall mix sounds good here.

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    Re: "Break" mix advice 2014/10/30 17:34:33 (permalink)
    Not a mix comment per se, but the na-nas might be better as either an instrument or a sung phrase.  Personal preference, I know, but I think the gang vocals would have more umph within the context of a lyric, otherwise just fill out that riff with guitar or synth or something.

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    Re: "Break" mix advice 2014/10/30 18:28:49 (permalink)
    Nice song.  Well played, well mixed.  I could also see those na-nas as a cool guitar riff or some other instrumental passage....
    Otherwise I think is some really good stuff.

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    Re: "Break" mix advice 2014/10/31 18:45:16 (permalink)
    Thank you all for the comments,
     
    It´s funny !!! that nah-nah part on the chorus it was first sung by my 3 year old when i was messing around on the guitar while writing the song hehe. I can see your point in your advice, but honestly, i would change the entire song first before changing that part
     
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    Re: "Break" mix advice 2014/10/31 21:22:47 (permalink)
    I like the nahs nahs just fine. Cool tune and I like the mix. Could use a little more low end, but not too much more.
     
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