Post by: wavdoctor on January 05, 2007, 08:05:57 AM
Mostly concerned about the main Vocal..legible? up a tad?
Thanks, Track is called the "Great El Tigre" re-recorded from a 1960's release.
http://hbrookes.samsbiz.com/content/00/01/37/83/77/userimage s/music%20uploads/el%20tigre%20mp3.MP3
Harry
Post by: garret on January 05, 2007, 10:30:20 AM
Yah, I think I'd like to hear the vocal up a touch in the verses... it's okay in the chorus when the bgs kick in.
Maybe I've just been listening to too much early Elvis, but I think stuff like this needs priority to the vocalist.
-G
Post by: rankus on January 05, 2007, 05:48:48 PM
I agree with Garret. Lead vox could be up a tad, say 2db?, and perhaps a touch brighter too (just a touch)
Sounds good Harry!
Post by: wavdoctor on January 08, 2007, 07:45:37 AM
Appreciate the confirmations..Harry
Post by: j.hall on January 08, 2007, 04:06:39 PM
the whole mix sounded very smooth and well balanced to me.
i wouldn't change a thing.
Post by: SingSing on January 18, 2007, 08:47:19 AM
| wavdoctor wrote on Fri, 05 January 2007 14:05 |
Would really appreciate some feedback here, unmastered track. Mostly concerned about the main Vocal..legible? up a tad? Thanks, Track is called the "Great El Tigre" re-recorded from a 1960's release. http://hbrookes.samsbiz.com/content/00/01/37/83/77/userimage s/music%20uploads/el%20tigre%20mp3.MP3 Harry |
Love the recording Harry!
It seems you've got the instruments pretty much panned to the sides which I would guess has left you with much space for the lead vox in the center...good for you!
I think it sounds great as it is but depending what you want you could just leave it as it is...or put a couple of dB on the top where it fits, perhaps squeeze it a bit and raise it a couple of dB.Guess you've heard Raul Malo? I generally like the way his vox is presented and I'm sure the same treatment would work here as well.
The only things I feel are a tiny bit negative are the outro trumpets...they sound a lot like Midi....
Well done!
Stefan
SingSing