This week I've mixed down sections of a recording I did last year of Tristan Louth-Robins.
It features numerous guitar tracks, vocals, backing vocals and melodica.
I've pretty much maintained eq settings on instruments, just varied levels and effects between mixes.
I'm quite enjoying the fairly dry vocal sounds, and the varying levels of backing vocals and melodica.
That said I think mix01 works the least with the vocals being too forward and dry.
And mix03 is my favourite with much a much wetter mix than the other two.
http://ed.growerscollective.com/uni/aa2/week09/edwarKelly_Tmix01.mp3
http://ed.growerscollective.com/uni/aa2/week09/edwarKelly_Tmix02.mp3
http://ed.growerscollective.com/uni/aa2/week09/edwarKelly_Tmix03.mp3
This weeks lesson to be learnt was what happens when you use plug-ins on one computer that aren't available on another computer :P
REFERENCES
Grice, David. 2008. “AA2 – Mixing.” Seminar presented at the University of Adelaide 13th May.
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"This weeks lesson to be learnt was what happens when you use plug-ins on one computer that aren't available on another computer :P"
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