Re: MIX CHALLENGE - MC102 February 2025 - Submissions until 21-FEB-2025 23:59 UTC+1/CET
Posted: Thu Feb 20, 2025 19:22 CET
Here is my submission for the mix challenge:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12uLIb7 ... sp=sharing
A few notes:
I tried going for a confessional kind of feel in the mix especailly how I treated the vocals. I was thinking of editing their timings but did not as the recordings gave that vibe of confession that I was looking for.
I did add a tiny bit of distance distortion to the word grave as I wanted to make that feel like the voice was breaking up a bit there. It was a tough balance as too much made it sound like mixing mistake and too little didn't really do anything.
This confession also feels like it is just inside the persons head. So this mix starts in an old radio feel sound and ends in it like that in order to give the listener the ability to plug into the persons thoughts.
I had some fun with the guiar solo automating some eq moves on it as well running it through a rotary cabinet to get the sound to bounce around inside the head of the person.
Most of the rest of the mix was volume balance and panning choices that left room for the vocal to confess.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12uLIb7 ... sp=sharing
A few notes:
I tried going for a confessional kind of feel in the mix especailly how I treated the vocals. I was thinking of editing their timings but did not as the recordings gave that vibe of confession that I was looking for.
I did add a tiny bit of distance distortion to the word grave as I wanted to make that feel like the voice was breaking up a bit there. It was a tough balance as too much made it sound like mixing mistake and too little didn't really do anything.
This confession also feels like it is just inside the persons head. So this mix starts in an old radio feel sound and ends in it like that in order to give the listener the ability to plug into the persons thoughts.
I had some fun with the guiar solo automating some eq moves on it as well running it through a rotary cabinet to get the sound to bounce around inside the head of the person.
Most of the rest of the mix was volume balance and panning choices that left room for the vocal to confess.