Hi Mark,
Thanks a lot for these raws, this song is just amazing.
Here is my 1st mix : https://dl.dropbox.com/s/s0voo796135ucyj/MARK SCHUSTER Someone Save My Soul MIX1.mp3
Tried a realtively modern approach for the whole mix.
I also took some freedom with MIDI drums, hope you don't mind ?
Any feedback is welcome !
Hi Mark,
Thank you for your feedback.
Yeah, spend a lot of time on drum programming/arranging, glad you like it !
Will try to fix the guitars ; are you talking about rythm guitars only or all guitars tracks ?
my imagination or is the tempo slower in this one? lol.. huh... maybe me.. dig the bass tone, but seems a bit hot. i'm a "whole" kit kind of guy too, i can clearly hear the kick/snare - but lost the hat which imho is just as important. i know the approach to the kit in general varies between genres, but i'm a child of the 80s.. so big HATS were the thing back then... lol. think Tommy Lee!A bit late on this, but here is an updated version :
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/0qnkriubwoixu8z/MARK SCHUSTER Someone Save My Soul MIX2.mp3
Had a good Mötley Crüe fix and then re-worked on the overall balance.
You were so right about the "lack of hats" man !
Here is a V3 with more radical changes :
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/db8x8qiku6qptix/MARK SCHUSTER Someone Save My Soul MIX3.mp3
Also did a slightly quieter/less squashed master ; I think it breathe better now, even though it sounds a bit less loud.
Ahah OK man,
Tried to get more movement from the OHs, fine tuned a lot of things, did a lot more automation too.
Is it 80s enough now ?
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/kev3m4nlz3fsrev/MARK SCHUSTER Someone Save My Soul MIX4.mp3
Thanks for uploading.
I had a lot of fun with this.
Used Marshall 6100 head into rectifier cab for the guitars.
BTW, your Behringer mic sound terrible. Really harsh high mids. I think an SM57 would work great for your vocals.
@AndyBelyash: Great effort man! On my monitors the mix sounds a little narrow and a little wooly, but the balance is pretty good. I always dip a little around 300hz (approx, depending on the mix) on my master to get rid of some of that wool. Seems to always work!